Miss Quack Doctor Can't Save the World

TS Medical Soldiers are more suitable for the physique of Chinese babies.

This is my first time writing a book review, so please forgive any mistakes. I stumbled upon this book during a reading slump while browsing war-related terms. Curious, I clicked on it and was hooked. First, the various titles were a treat for this half-baked military enthusiast. "A Bridge Far Away" is linked to a movie (Operation Market Garden), and "Peace in Our Time" is a classic Chamberlain quote, which piqued my interest. Secondly, the author's dedication was evident; given the book's focus on military medics, the medical descriptions in the first few chapters were generally sound. The combat logic of this cyber war was largely consistent (although abandoning the campaign due to a failed attack was a bit odd...).

Pineapple Bun's posts have so few comments these days.

I just finished reading it, and it's a real shame. The first and middle parts were quite good, but the ending was terrible – they just threw in a boss and called it a day. There were so many plot holes. For example, there was no need for Krisia to meet Lin Yu; they were just somewhat useful soldiers. The plans to build tanks and warships were also abandoned. The new NPCs were explained clearly, which would have been fine. That's how war stories are supposed to be. You can tell there were many ideas, but not many people read them.

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Due to an error in the chapter numbering on the word processing software, I accidentally reposted the content I had already sent. The error is expected to be corrected soon, so please be patient.

I really like this book; the protagonist's inner thoughts are described in great detail. However, the romance scenes are somewhat nonsensical. The male lead is like a robot for over a hundred chapters, showing no growth or arc. Some plot points feel contrived and redundant; they seem to be trying to be melodramatic but don't quite manage to be truly so. The characters and plot progress slowly. Is the plot going to be expanded and developed later? Is this kind of petty character development really appropriate...? In short, here's your coupon first 💰

I've already subscribed to the whole thing. Author, please don't abandon this story! I want to wait a while longer before reading it.

Where did the cat go? Is it hibernating?

I'm currently reading number 4, and the writing and emotional depth are quite good. However, the magic the protagonist possesses is still illogical. The story shows the female lead has an exceptionally high rate of learning magic, but she simply doesn't use her free time to practice. She was able to copy a record player, quickly learn the Mage's Hand skill, and learn water magic and heating magic on the train—is that really so difficult? With that kind of talent, she could probably learn all the magic arrays on the train in two hours. Given her somewhat prescient nature, shouldn't she have done it? Or does she spend all her free time on extensive investigations? Two months of investigation in Laude, then another year on the train and ship—if only…