This Doctor's Skills Are Simply Unrivaled
这个医生技术太过无敌
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- 864k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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185Monthly votes
9kRecommendations
32kFans
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How can the labels of "behind-the-scenes" and "publicly proclaiming oneself" be combined?
I can enter the author's body
It was toxic from the start. This doctor isn't just cheating in the usual sense; he's developed superpowers. The problem is, the greatness of a true healer lies in a clear, learnable approach. That's why scientific research emphasizes reproducibility—it has universal significance.
Does a single rural assignment really have to cause such a conflict? It's making my blood boil.
This is a story of tug-of-war, and the protagonist is an easy target.
Pulling and pulling back and forth!
This is so damn annoying, all this fuss and indecisiveness. Just get it over with! One person does something, and then a whole bunch of people have opinions, and the main character keeps explaining—explain your mother's ass!
The viewing experience is terrible.
Why not make it like Traditional Chinese Medicine? Traditional Chinese Medicine also has the concept of imperial medicine. This kind of manipulation of human cells is a modern scientific approach. Do you enjoy being studied? Or do you want your patients to be studied?
If this continues, I'm really giving up on the book. People come here for treatment, not for endless, mindless palace intrigue. There are just too many brainless doctors out there.
Palace intrigue is the core of this book.
The latest chapter is here, and it's relentlessly focused on the protagonist, pushing him to the limit with its twists and turns. There's not much about healing and saving lives; 99% of the text is about him showing off and slapping others in the face. This isn't a medical novel; it's a novel about showing off and slapping others in the face. I'll put this book on my bookshelf for now, and if it continues like this, I might as well drop it.