American Medicine: I Survive the Kill Line by Relying on Demons
医学美利坚：我靠恶魔度过斩杀线
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It's quite interesting, but I wouldn't dare drink the coffee at the nurses' station if it were opened.
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Dear author, some of the overly obvious AI elements really detract from the reading experience. The reason I couldn't continue reading was precisely because the AI was so blatant. It frequently used three-part parallel sentences, and the logic and word choice were strange. For example, the scene descriptions you often use, like "Inpatient Department... Xxx, Emergency Department..." "Xxx,...
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It's really well-written, very detailed, the characters are all intelligent, and the emotions are very delicate. It made me cry.
What kind of writing is this three-way battle between drug dealers and DEA after chapter 120?! The part about filling in at the emergency room earlier was so well-written, it was almost divine! What is this writing afterward?! The protagonist is just a support doctor.
Isn't this a bit too innocent? It's like something out of a Western romance novel. The plot is great, but the progress between the male and female leads is like a lazy donkey pulling a millstone.
Evaluation of this novel
Having read over 180 chapters, I'm more than halfway through. Let's talk about my evaluation of this novel. I'd give it a 3 out of 5, or a 7 out of 10. It's definitely a high-quality read. First, the advantages: I don't know if the author is a medical student, but their professional knowledge is very strong. It's a pure medical novel with a title that cuts through the skin.
I never used to read novels with foreign backgrounds, but this one is truly captivating.
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