People in America: I Dare Not Push Them Away

Is this another novel that imitates a picture of Tokyo? I like the book "Medical America" ​​very much. I hope you will come on too

I didn't want to read it when I saw that I was being forced to treat a disease by gangsters again. There are several similar books.

Foreigners believe in traditional Chinese medicine more than Chinese people

How does a medicine based on the imaginary Yin Yang and Five Elements compare with modern medicine based on clinical practice? If your book contains fantasy, it's okay, but if it's completely based on the real world, that's too much.

I have read more than two hundred chapters, and your emotional drama is dragging on. You insist on involving three women and you are reluctant to let go of them. If you ask me, the Russian woman is the most suitable partner. For others, either the family power is too powerful and you can't support it, or the two parties will be 100% in a foreign relationship. How do you write a plot for a female protagonist in a foreign relationship? How should you design the subsequent main line? 🤔 I personally think that the biggest failure of your current book is that it involves too many of these three women and solves nothing. If the following content is still like this I will not vote monthly again.

I really want to complain. This Chinese medicine treatment is considered a treatment. I also know that it is indeed effective. Some endocrine diseases can only be cured by Chinese medicine, but we should also follow the basic common sense of reality, right? I even learned the Tai Chi breathing method, and I could blow A4 paper in the air without moving my hands. Even so, I endured it. The next step is to treat diabetes. The cause of diabetes is very clear in modern times, right? It means that there is a problem with the pancreas, it does not work, it does not secrete insulin, and it cannot break down glycogen in the blood. If Chinese medicine wants to cure it, there is only one way, which is to revive the pancreas and secrete insulin again. But do you think this is possible? If you can save the pancreas, can you save the kidney? Have you solved uremia? Since defective body organs can be saved, what about heart disease? What about cerebral infarction?

I will write another book on Chinese medicine with a new idea, hoping to create a different feeling.

It was pretty good-looking, but three women had to come in to mess with it. Even if they are divided one by one, I don't have any objection to becoming the king of the sea. It's really boring to mix three women together. The more I look at it, the less I want to look at it.

I forgot to mention that I have come to sign a contract with the site, but it just happens to be the weekend. If you want to invest, you can invest.

It is better to believe in Chinese medicine than to believe that I am Qin Shihuang

Hardcore? My strength depends entirely on my talent, system, and extra points!

As a system article, it's too bland.

I have been disappointed in you many times, but this book made me appreciate you again. Work hard to write this story completely

Stop promoting Chinese medicine. If everyone believes in traditional Chinese medicine, the price of traditional Chinese medicine will become more and more expensive. If we use traditional Chinese medicine to treat patients and more people take decoctions and medicines, then the price of traditional Chinese medicine will become more expensive in the future. For the rest, just let them see Western medicine.

Your protagonist's father is so unpleasant that I can't stand it at all.

Will the protagonist's mother only question and disbelieve the protagonist?😥

The first chapter is very poisonous. A professional article directly opens a patient account, no matter what occupation you have been working for, how long you have been working, and where you live part-time. Besides, it is useless to know these things. A professional article only needs to know the cases and solutions and finally the system rewards, and it will not seem smelly, long, and wordy.

I'm a long-time reader. It's good that the author doesn't write about gangsters. I suggest adding some descriptions of characters' expressions, actions, and tones, and occasionally some psychological descriptions. Now the protagonists are a bit thin, and the supporting characters are all tool men, too thin to leave an impression. Although I just abandoned the Tokyo book, I still recommend the author to learn from the character descriptions.

Support two monthly passes, good books, keep up the good work.

Looking at the introduction, you are bragging so much, then you need to carefully look for bugs. As long as your bragging is always logical, then people can find it until the end.

Personal experience: A few years ago, I went to my brother for facial paralysis. Western medicine treated him for a week and it was not cured. My brother never believed in Chinese medicine, but he asked me to seek treatment from Chinese medicine. Acupuncture and cupping healed me within a few days. Also, I used to be out of breath after eating and could not eat hot meals. After taking Western medicine for a long time, it was useless. After a few courses of Chinese medicine, I was cured.

Can you write less emotional drama? I came to read your book mainly because I want to read about traditional Chinese medicine, okay? I feel like the protagonist's emotional scenes are a bit overshadowed!

Author: Where do you go to see a doctor when you are sick? Is there any good Chinese medicine doctor you can recommend to us? Don't hide your secrets when carrying forward the inheritance of Chinese medicine.

I'm speechless. How long will it take to write this inner emotional drama? Single, multiple, or none female protagonists? 😥

I just want to complain, everyone's jaw dropped because you killed the patient with one injection? Otherwise, why would everyone look like they have never seen the world?

After reading twenty or thirty chapters, the author's writing is quite good. But this system is a bit too powerful. You can basically tell what the disease is at a glance, and the diagnosis is greatly simplified. This weakens the pleasure of seeing TCM diagnostic reasoning. I wonder if the author can find a way to add some information in this aspect.

It can be said that the top people in Europe and the United States believe in traditional Chinese medicine. Even though they invest at least tens of billions in the most cutting-edge life sciences every year and conduct research unscrupulously and without any ethics, they still believe that traditional Chinese medicine is useful. It is conceivable that traditional Chinese medicine is really famous in this area.

What is the industry's opinion on the "Instructions for Use of Traditional Chinese Medicine"?

A lot of novels lately feel strange and stiff and mechanical. What's going on?