The War Doctor Returns

If the command is refused to be executed, there's no need to read further.

Disobeying orders on the battlefield to save foreigners? This description is utterly toxic!

Although the book is old, after reading just two chapters, it's incredibly disturbing. The lightest punishment for disobeying orders during wartime is three years imprisonment. If you disobey a retreat order, firstly, you'll be dismissed from all your posts on the spot for disobeying a retreat order.

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It's absurd that a single outsider would refuse to carry out orders. Soldiers must obey orders; how could someone with questionable moral character be sent to the front lines? And to be imprisoned for a year just because one person refused to carry out a secret mission? He'd be out in a year? He knew too many secrets to be released. Besides, he refused to carry out the mission, all just to save an outsider. It's utterly ridiculous.

I remember you wrote a book called "How Did the Battlefield Doctors in the City Disappear?" It's been about ten years, and I still remember that line: "Special Guard Division, Colonel Qin Wu."

Those who disobey orders at the front lines will either be forcibly removed or executed!

Where is your copy of "The Doctor in the City"?

The book is old, or it's finished, but why is there a missing chapter today and three missing chapters tomorrow?

This is a novel you don't need to read after just reading the synopsis...