I Can See the Status Bar

The book is a good book, but the number of patients is too dense. Although emergency doctors may be more intense in reality than in the book, I read to relax. As a result, I couldn't even take a breath after reading more than 80 chapters. It was too dense and my brain capacity was not enough.

Chapter 529, 9.4. I didn't plan to read medical articles, but once I started reading, I couldn't stop. The early stage was exciting, and after dozens of chapters I still couldn't tell if it was the first day! Anyway, more than 130 chapters were used in one week. The plug-in is not against the sky, it only serves as a reminder, and more requires a lot of knowledge and experience to reason. It seems like this is a medical diagnosis reasoning article! This book has the weakest protagonist I have ever seen in a medical article. He is not even a formal doctor. He is not even a little bit worse than the big guy in other books who can finally have a head transplant surgery, but it is closer to reality. The medical knowledge in the book is overwhelming. Even if the author said that I am not a doctor, I am confused. There is basically no nonsense in this book, it is not verbose at all, the transitions are simple, and the events move forward quickly. It is a good book. The shortcomings are that it's not relaxing enough, it's not satisfying enough, the protagonist's aura should be shining or not, and the protagonist being the leader of the team is a bit exaggerated.

I like doctor novels very much, but this book doesn't give people a sense of immersion. Although there are many emergency cases, writing several at the same time makes people feel too confusing. Moreover, the doctor and accommodation conditions are written in a messy manner. Can such a doctor make patients feel at ease? No need to worry about cross-infection

The writing is very good. I wrote 20 chapters on four cases in one day. The logic and writing style are very good, and the content is exciting!

Maybe a major in medical knowledge? I listened to more than 30 chapters with detailed explanations of symptoms. No time, no scope, no brain. It's like a dream, one scene at a time.

Every doctor is described as so sloppy. Every doctor either has greasy hair or is full of dandruff. Is that the problem?

I'm leaving it here to write a diary.

It is a very interesting work. Each case is like a detective plot, neither boring nor monotonous. The doctor's treatment is well integrated with life. The character creation of each character is also very vivid and impressive. I happen to like biology and medicine very much, so it is really comfortable to read. The introduction of the disease has also been popularized. If you don't like it, you can read it quickly. Overall great. ——If the illness is written as a story, then the current readers will most likely still be confused, "What does the author want to say?"

I couldn't stop reading this book from the first chapter. I felt the tension and fatigue of a doctor's work. I finally finished reading it. I will always remember Sun Lien and the Comprehensive Diagnostic Center.

Secrets of plot development, no breathing time, a bit suffocating, I watched it