Doctor: I'm Nearly in My Grave, and the System Only Shows Up Now

Out of 10 points, I could give it 9.6 Points before 250 chapters, and 4 points after 300 chapters. I think it's too much. The writing becomes more and more difficult later on. A competition with foreign academicians has gone from 530 chapters to 565 chapters. It is expected that it will still be about 5 to 15 chapters, which is embarrassing. Overall, I would give it an 8.2 Score.

It uses an ordinary and easy-to-understand narrative, but explains the difficulty of the operation in a simple and easy-to-understand manner. The medical terminology is explained reasonably and clearly. The inner activities of the characters combine with the real world. A rare masterpiece.

Pull your crotch! Originally, I thought the first few dozen chapters or even more than 100 chapters were quite interesting, but later on it became more and more watery and turned into a sea. Then the protagonist becomes less and less human, as if his body has been taken away by something, which is very strange.

After listening to Chapter 100, the protagonist has been in the hospital the whole time, so there is no need to go back? Even if there is a system, it cannot be treated as a human being, right?

There is no life, only work. The more I look at it, the more tired I become.

How can it be so addictive? Various professional academic knowledge and sophisticated academic language flow through the brain. How can it be so refreshing and addictive? Please, please update one more chapter. Although you have already updated 15 chapters, it is really addictive.

It feels fresh at the beginning, but then it becomes very boring, and the same routine always fails. Change the name of the operation, change the patient, change the big boss audience, just write this plot again and again.

Three views are correct. Very interesting. Although I don't understand many things.

The author is studying medicine, right?

Really very good. . Please update. A person who has been reading for more than 20 years