Full-Throttle Medicine: You Call This Residency Training?

I feel so speechless. This boy has been targeted by women all the time, and he has been in a state of no explanation or confrontation.

Good.

The author's imagination is a bit lacking! I can understand the infighting in the hospital, but I can't understand it if the level of infighting is at the kindergarten level. Moreover, he is already the prince of the hospital's financial owner, and the director actually tolerates a nephew who is the attending physician! In particular, a nationally renowned expert found it difficult to perform a minor surgery! Was this expert bought?

After reading the first few chapters, I have no desire to continue reading.

It's obviously a doctor's book, but every chapter is filled with urban shit. People are targeting it everywhere. A male supporting character has a stronger presence than a pig's foot.

It's so uncomfortable to watch. Let's not talk about the specific plot, let's talk about the character setting. Even if you graduate from Harvard Medical School, you can't be the director of the department when you first come here. There is also Chen Pi who got in because of his connections. This is a hospital. He is so arrogant even if he has no ability. It is okay to not work, but he is trying to test on the edge of a medical accident, even if his backer is the dean.

The plot is exciting, the pace is intense, the writing is brilliant, the description is rich, the characters are vivid, the protagonist is strong, kind-hearted and responsible, and he is responsible for saving lives and healing the wounded. It is a novel with positive energy. Good luck to the author.