The Counterattack Now Starts with the Intern Doctor

I really don't know where so many good reviews come from. What the hell? It's so awesome. The country has protected it so long ago. Anyone can step on it.

To be honest, the content of this book is very exciting, the protagonist has a positive outlook on life, and the plot is very exciting! But the names are very confusing, just like Ding Ge often turns into Lin Yuze, and Long Quan turns into Long Tai. And there are a lot of typos! This book would be better if there weren't so many typos! Overall, this book is worth recommending!

I would like to ask the author, what is the role of experience value?

How many days does it take for an intern to have the hospital dare to let him perform a 15-centimeter tumor surgery? How many days can you become a full-time official without taking the qualification certificate? In order to be able to comment, I read dozens of chapters. I have been writing about surgeries, but there is no surgical content or life aspects. All surgeries are performed directly by him for the first time. The hospital is not afraid of taking responsibility and does not arrange skilled people to be assistants. I really don't know how there are so many good reviews!

It's really beautiful. The author will update it soon👍👍

The whole story is filled with vicious supporting characters from beginning to end. Except for the main character and the people around the main character, all the doctors are vicious supporting characters. Why don't you just write the protagonist to fight against the world alone...

Wounds can be sutured in seconds, super large tumors can be cut like vegetables, and interns can operate independently. It's really ridiculous, but from a macro perspective, it's not bad.

I don't want to talk about it anymore. I was in surgery the whole time. As soon as I got off the operating table, I had another surgery right away. It went on and on and on. The front was fine, but wouldn't I be tired from reading later? No other description, that's it

It's a very good book. I've been reading it for so many years and I've always skipped it. It's rare to see a novel that I can read from beginning to end.

If you write about medical skills, just write about medical skills. How come there are so many narrow-minded people who beautify themselves and vilify others? Even if they inevitably encounter bad people, shouldn't they just deal with them, or not deal with them and let them falter and then make themselves stronger? It looks really disgusting. Although it is a novel, it is somewhat humane and sophisticated. Either I focus on writing about medical skills and don't know how to deal with the plot and add some things that are not there. It is very uncomfortable to watch.