I Work as a Male Doctor in a Women's Prison

The protagonist is a marginalized figure in society, with a humble mentality and dirty thoughts. In order to raise his mother's medical expenses, he is just a third-rate medical school student who works as a prison doctor in a women's prison. The plot is good and the descriptions are realistic. It's just that the author's writing style is not good and he has no writing skills. Although there are no typos, the whole text is just a running account, just like a restaurant, with good ingredients but no good cook, the food is tasteless. The protagonist was originally innocent and a bit of a scumbag, but under the influence of prison, he turned into a scumbag. If it were written by an author from the literature department, this book would definitely shine.

See different corners and experience the environment you have never been exposed to.

The plot is wonderful, the writing is brilliant, and the sentences are fluent, but it's too short. The author can write more.

This is a simplified version of Zhang Fan in Thailand

It's rare to see articles written on this kind of subject. The viewpoints are sharp and the big philosophy is revealed from small stories. I look forward to the next book.

It's so blackmail, what he said, I said, just to keep up the word count.

Nice

The author wrote a wonderful plot and hope to continue writing it.

So unrealistic

The plot has ups and downs and the ending is unexpected.