Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1061 1057. Comments on "Starting Sign-in: Going Back to Being a Surgeon Ten Years Ago"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I recommend to you a medical article that has been highly recommended.

"Starting Sign-in: Going Back to Ten Years Ago to Be a Surgeon", Baren Xianlang, Level 5 author.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

【Introduction】

I am from ten years later.

I am a surgeon.

I am the host of the Super Doctor System.

I can sign in every day.

My name is Wu Yuan, and I will become a legend in the medical field.

【Brief Comment】

He also has a book titled "The Super Rich Started with Bragging and Paying Taxes," which is now complete and a great read. I've featured it before.

This time, his new book has been updated with 112 million words, and the collection has exceeded 30,000, making it a masterpiece.

Writing medical articles was an attempt on his part, and his courage to transform was commendable.

The protagonist of the story is Wu Yuan, a surname that doesn’t appear often as the protagonist in online articles.

He was reborn with his own system. By signing in, he could acquire various skills, including interpersonal skills, medical skills, and a quest function to help others. Completing the quests would earn him money.

Such a system is perfect. The protagonist can make money quickly and his skills are given for free.

The plot at the beginning is rather bland. The protagonist stepped forward to help his colleague perform a cholecystectomy, demonstrating his strength and gaining fame and money.

Money, luxury cars, and beautiful women slowly gathered together, just like other rich stories, except that there were some more medical plots, but they were not the important part.

At least the author did not spend much time on the disease problem and the solution process, but instead highlighted his bravery after the system was added and the admiration of everyone for him.

Therefore, the author should not be a medical student.

There is a big gap in quality and writing style between this book and the one by Zhenxiong Chumo that I recommended yesterday.

I also tried to read it with a give-it-and-see attitude, feeling quite responsible, and it gave me the feeling that the transformation had failed.

The author did not fully utilize the system sign-in flow that he is good at. In the medical field, he relied entirely on simple surgical plots. Without particularly solid basic skills, it is difficult to retain readers who want to learn some medical knowledge.

I'm introducing this book in the hope that some readers will enjoy it, as everyone's reading tastes are different. Since it's already been highly recommended, I hope it can reach new heights and become a top-tier book. Don't cut it!
【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

This is a fine medical article.

Logically speaking, there should be quite a few readers following this book.

But when I read the latest chapter "Sepsis", there was no mention of this chapter at all.

Although this chapter of "The Other Side of Deep Space" is not as fierce as the previous ones, readers are still reading it layer by layer.

Follow-up readers, especially old readers, are generally not very talkative.

But it’s not that there is none at all.

At least there will be a check-in, ward placement, etc.

No.

I also watched the plot carefully, and it basically has stable content.

The protagonist Wu Yuan was asked to treat a boss. Although he was young, his resume was very impressive.

After reading the medical records, the protagonist was still a little confused. This disease shouldn't require an outside doctor.

When he learned that it was a relapse type, he realized the real reason why the other party asked him to join.

The surgeon had already performed the operation once, examined and confirmed it, but it still recurred.

The other party no longer dared to perform the surgery.

Very good plot, with points worth discussing.

But there really isn't.

wonder.

(End of this chapter)