Surgery Live

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Real hospitals, real people, real world, real feelings. No matter what the plot is, it is based on reality. The author must be a friend who is versatile in both civil and military affairs and has both sensibility and rationality! Pay tribute! In order to be able to speak out, to be willing to speak out, and to be with the comrades who are speaking out

Although I have only read about 20 chapters, I still can't help but comment. In fact, at first I felt that this book was a bit overdone in terms of the desire to thrive but also the restraint. It's not that the frustrations encountered by the protagonist are outrageous, but that the protagonist is too much like a real ordinary graduate who is timid when he first enters the workplace. He is a kind of passive "good old guy". If the protagonist does not have a system, he is indeed the kind of newbie who has the best control, and the feeling of frustration will be relatively obvious. But when I saw the sentence "If the child dies, you will die" and I suddenly felt relieved. In a place like a hospital, you are always under pressure and criticized. No matter what your character is, as long as you are really treating illnesses and saving people, you are worthy of admiration. Every day, you are under the heavy pressure of saving people and dying at your hands if you make a mistake. You may also encounter medical trouble at any time. Thinking about this kind of environment, it feels depressing. Every time I read surgical texts, especially when I encounter medical drama, I can't help but think of the video on the news. The patient's family members approached the doctor from behind, and the doctor just sat there without realizing it. The family member wiped the doctor's neck with a knife from behind. As I watched it, I felt that whether it was a conflict in the plot, or whether it was a deflation and suppression, it would be good to be alive, and it would be good to be alive.

How could I just finish watching it?

The medical case part is very exciting and realistic, the emotional part is particularly bland, and the male protagonist's character is mediocre.

What does it mean to keep emphasizing how handsome others are and how ugly the protagonist is?

I thought it was okay in the first two chapters, but I couldn't bear to read any more until I reached chapter 19.

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