The overall internship score was first, but because he had no money and no background, he was fired by the hospital director in public!
When his life was at a low point, Xia Fei accidentally activated the Chinese Medical Master System, and from then on, he changed his destiny and soared into the sky!
Bite! You see a patient with splenic rupture, and the system automatically generates the best surgical plan!
[Ding! You perfectly completed the difficult operation and were rewarded with 'god-level surgical experience', shocking the whole hospital!
[Ding! You used lost acupuncture techniques to bring life and death to life, flesh and bones, and you were hailed as the contemporary god of medicine!
[Ding! You combined ancient and modern medical skills to refine a unique elixir, which attracted countless rich and powerful people to grab it!
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Director Han Jun, who used to look down on him, knelt down and begged: "Doctor Xia, I was wrong, please save my life!"
The beautiful CEO Qin Bingxue who was rescued by him said affectionately: "Dr. Xia, my life is yours, and my people are also yours!"
Dean Wang, a leading figure in the medical field, was extremely excited: "In my whole life of practicing medicine, I have never seen such a genius! He is the future of China!"
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When Xia Fei stood at the top of the world's medicine, he saved the common people with his left hand and controlled life and death with his right hand, becoming the only medical god walking in the city!
The author's knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine is not bad, and he understands the knowledge points quite well. It is a good book and worth recommending.
I was confused. When did the anger come out? And where did you copy the slap-in-the-face plot? Is the suffering that the protagonist goes through real? Can medical skills be a little more rigorous? What is written is completely wrong.
Is the author's praise all based on brushstrokes? There are so many inconsistencies in the plot. Is it possible that I forgot about them after writing them down? Messy
Generally speaking, the bull's head is wrong and the horse's mouth is wrong.
The plot is exciting and the writing is beautiful.
There are too many inconsistencies
Often the preface does not match the follower,
You invented a medical robot, which is nothing to watch.
You have to be restrained when making up random things. You are simply out of touch with what you say and what you say does not match the words behind!
The idea is good, but I feel that in reality the author has too much resentment against hospitals and doctors. In every hospital and academic conference in the work, there are a large number of vicious, narrow-minded, and pretentious doctors who gamble with patients for competition or jealousy. In fact, there are very few such people.
The author's knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine is not bad, and he understands the knowledge points quite well. It is a good book and worth recommending.
I was confused. When did the anger come out? And where did you copy the slap-in-the-face plot? Is the suffering that the protagonist goes through real? Can medical skills be a little more rigorous? What is written is completely wrong.
Is the author's praise all based on brushstrokes? There are so many inconsistencies in the plot. Is it possible that I forgot about them after writing them down? Messy
Generally speaking, the bull's head is wrong and the horse's mouth is wrong.
The plot is exciting and the writing is beautiful.
There are too many inconsistencies
Often the preface does not match the follower,
You invented a medical robot, which is nothing to watch.
You have to be restrained when making up random things. You are simply out of touch with what you say and what you say does not match the words behind!
The idea is good, but I feel that in reality the author has too much resentment against hospitals and doctors. In every hospital and academic conference in the work, there are a large number of vicious, narrow-minded, and pretentious doctors who gamble with patients for competition or jealousy. In fact, there are very few such people.