ER: This Intern Is Too Good

After reading Chapter 111, the system automatically popped up a review. In fact, it is not an exaggeration to give a good review. However, the various performances of Shen Xiaoning as a nurse, as well as the protagonist's ability to remain unmoved at first, and her ambiguous actions in the later stages, such as knocking on the forehead, made me worry about the "Shen Xiaoning" scene at any time! So when I saw these three words, I ran for my life and skipped several pages. The author, I sincerely hope that he can focus on writing medical texts, I really like it. The system settings are also very cool! At least don't write about Shen Xiaoning's various sexual behaviors so frequently. Does the author want to establish a love relationship for the protagonist and them early?! It's better to pay more attention to the medical literature itself and focus on the system!

After reading similar emergency department novels, I realized that every systematic emergency doctor came from an orphanage; every intern trainee will be pitted by the deputy director when he arrives at the hospital. There are currently 53 chapters in this book, and there are no major flaws. Can see. The protagonist was an intern at the beginning, and then a regular training within a few days, so there was nothing to see.

Is the author a doctor? It's so professional, it's like it's being broadcast live, it's eye-catching

While appreciating the professionalism of the miracle doctor, we also gained a lot of medical knowledge. Even though we didn't understand it very well, we were still immersed in it, and we felt like we were thinking deeply about the dark side of the medical field!

The plot design is full of conflicts and fascinating, and it is worth reading! But it is not very consistent with the actual hospital environment.