Doctor: I Picked up Fragments in the Hospital

The author, family, or close relatives and friends do not have a chief physician. This is completely taken for granted, just as it takes an average of 15 years for a person to become a billionaire (the vast majority of those who have not reached this level are not in the sample at all)

After reading this book, I feel that the classification of fragment entries is too detailed. The diversity and complexity of patients in the emergency department may make it difficult to accumulate and upgrade fragments, and you have another decimal system. In fact, it is enough to divide it into three levels, such as surgery-orthopedic surgery-fracture. There is no need to divide it further, so that at least the protagonist can have several fourth-level surgical skills in his lifetime.

In this way, you preset the result and the writing process, so some things are too obvious to express in the text. It is recommended to slightly optimize the writing method. To be honest, the emotional drama is very similar to that of the female author. The woman's mother-in-law did not show up and is most likely gone. Her father-in-law is seriously ill and has medical expenses of at least several thousand a month. I really think Su's setting is really mindless and cannot be called love. Falling in love and marrying someone are two different things, so when you write this emotional drama, I feel you are divorced from reality. The second thing is the plot. You have deceived the doctors. They cannot succeed every time. Do you know why everyone is in the emergency room for medical upgrades? Because there are many emergencies, there is a lot to write about, and everyone has a lot of experience. I have never been a doctor who discovered many loopholes. When you have to rescue several people at the same time, how do you arrange the order and arrange the failed patients? Let the protagonist accept it and make people clear the boundaries of their abilities. Finally, from the point of view of basically reading my new books, my pessimistic judgment is that unless you just like it, it is unlikely. Come on.

Hello, author, I would like to ask a detailed question: the protagonist in the book has been studying medicine for eight years, and should have graduated from a 5+3 bachelor's, master's, and master's degree. Normally, he has completed the integrated training and obtained the residency training certificate. Why is it still the second year of the training in this hospital? His training is the national unified standardized training for residents, or the rotation training of on-the-job doctors within a tertiary hospital. (Or the protagonist is a master's degree, and clinical medicine can only appear with an academic master's degree: a bachelor's degree and a master's degree can be completed in 8 years, and after graduation, you need to start from scratch for 3 years of training.)

Let's take a look at the hand-held cinchuan ruler.

The protagonist is too hard-working. His family is poor and he needs subsidies from the protagonist. The regular training salary is not enough. He will not be able to keep any money every month after becoming a full-time employee. There is no hope of improvement in the next few years. This background setting is not good, which is why The Great Doctor Ling Ran sets the protagonist to be able to test his reputation and earn a living. Many doctor novel plug-ins will have monetary rewards or direct family backgrounds.

If you don't know how to write the emotional scene, you can simply omit it or directly determine the relationship in one step. If you don't know how to write it and bring it up, it will affect the reader's desire to continue reading!

As a new author, if I write poorly, you can point it out and I will accept it with an open mind without being defensive.

It was a general surgery department in the front, but when did it become an emergency department in the back? Did the author write it in AI?

Doctor novels make up a large part of my bookshelf. I haven't found anything harmful about this book so far. 🎭 Character design: The character design of the protagonist Lin Shu breaks the boring routine of traditional doctor novels of "suffering for more than ten years". After accidentally awakening the golden finger of "picking up pieces", the trajectory of his life completely changed. This kind of setting allows readers to quickly enter the protagonist's sense of pleasure: "Others have worked hard for ten years, but I only need to pick up trash." Although the character design does not break away from the framework of the novel, it is better in that it has clear goals and intuitive growth. 🎬 Plot: This book is a typical "system flow + professional article". The core excitement lies in the setting of "fragmented learning". This method of concretely converting abstract medical technology into collectable fragments greatly simplifies the learning curve of professional skills. Watching the protagonist show off his skills in the emergency room, and even the cardiac surgeon's stunts can be easily reproduced. It is very suitable for readers who pursue fast pace and high-energy reversal. ✒️ Writing style: The author directly throws out the hard-core data about the training cycle of surgeons from The Lancet at the beginning of the introduction (15 years, 3,000 operations, tens of thousands of cases). This extremely professional expression instantly fills the medical article with a sense of seriousness and reality. The subsequent plot twists (seeing light spots and picking up fragments) quickly draw readers into the fantasy world of online novels. The reading experience is relaxing and tense.

The writing is very good, especially the daily life at home. Come on!

This Su appeared too early and the relationship was very sudden. Everything else is fine.

Very impure, there are too many Xiaojiujiu

It's too small, it doesn't feel good.

I saw the latest chapter, overall it's okay, I can continue reading it

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The author is either an outsider or a woman

The settings for dropping on your own are not very good. Although the setting of hanging has the purpose of purification.

I am not responsible for the patients at all. If I don't have enough rest, what should I do if something goes wrong during diagnosis and treatment?