I’m a Traditional Chinese Medicine Doctor: From the Start, Sign-In for Top-Tier Medical Skills
我：中医看病，开局签到顶级医术
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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342Chapters
847kPopularity
1.1kReaders
5.1kMust-read votes
9.2Score
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Reader comments 43
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The writing is okay, but some of it is not well written and is a bit nonsense. Selling thousand-year-old ginseng is a big mistake, and the price is also a big mistake. With such great medical skills and so much ability, but lack of money, it is necessary to sell thousand-year-old ginseng, an heirloom that can be used as a life-saving medicine. IQ is true. Low, the ability you get is just making up beauty prescriptions, cooperating with other people's beauty companies, technology investment money is not coming casually, the ability you get is simply not writing about its function and scalability, just seeing doctors, and then selling good things when you are short of money.
The writing was okay, but the ending was too hasty. I just ended it like this. I feel sad that the main character is so miserable.
It's all good, but it's just bad, and a person you're not familiar with keeps causing trouble for you. Is it necessary to contact such a person?
I frequently write stories about women, and I'll read them every few times, which will make you sick. The author may be single and has never seen a woman.
The writing is average. I've read almost 30 chapters and I haven't seen any spots. It's just a story about a traditional Chinese medicine doctor checking in every other day. It's a novel with no intrigues and romance. How can I continue to read it? It has no characteristics, no passion, no life, and no theme. So what should readers read? Running account? Prose? Documentary?
What I wrote was all about minor problems that I saw in the outpatient clinic. There was nothing exciting about it. I used my own century-old ginseng for the patient, and I didn't mention the money.
The theme and writing are good, and the ideas are clear and thoughtful. However, the concept lacks highlights and highlights, making the plot seem rather bland.
I don't know why, but the patient is crying and the protagonist keeps smiling.
Don't look at it, it's a mess and there are a lot of holes left unfilled.
Maybe it was written by a novice? Don't you check the information on novels nowadays? Many are messed up