I'm a Top-Tier Star's Private Doctor, and She Asked Me to Keep It Secret!

What can I say? The author may have some medical knowledge, maybe a professional one. Other than that, it's really... I read more than 30 chapters and then skipped a few. I have three questions. The first one is that you have ruined your girlfriend's family. How is your girlfriend going to deal with it? The second generation of rich men on the street is waiting to be slapped in the face. The rich second generation of women or officials are waiting to be taken into the harem. I thought that I had already transferred from the Internet literary circle to making money through short videos. Why is this still there? The third one is that none of my classmates in college are majoring in the same field? It's understandable that some of the students from the top medical universities in the country are not doctors. But why is it that in more than 100 chapters, the main character at the party seems to be a doctor? Let's stop here. It's useless to say more.

You can give up after reading the third chapter. As a doctor, you can't even meet the most basic professional ethics. Although Zhou appeared as a villain in order to create a plot conflict between the protagonist and Su. But as a doctor, publicly disclosing other people's extremely private medical conditions throws away the most basic professional bottom line of a doctor. You can imagine what the content behind it is like.