Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1457 Review of "Upgrading in the Operating Room"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new book from Sanjiang to you.

"Upgrading in the Operating Room", Upgrading in the Operating Room, a scalpel, level 5 author.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

Summary:
The Medical Association is divided into three categories and nine levels: young scholars, young professors, and middle-aged academicians, which are synonymous with this strength in the previous era.

The young doctor Fang Xian, with average qualifications, is an ordinary resident in a large tertiary hospital, but he has to compete with all kinds of academic masters.

Fortunately, Fang Xian discovered that he could gain skill points and upgrade by defeating monsters!

Fang Xian had been hiding in the operating room, trying to be a poorly qualified doctor. He had thought he was always a nobody, but when he looked back, he found that he had reached the pinnacle of the medical profession.

Welcome to the era of big medicine.

【Brief Comment】

He also has two books under his name, "Medical Simulator" and "A Great Doctor Started as a Traitor", the latter of which was discontinued. The first book of the former started from 600 and became a masterpiece.

His new book is the only urban novel in this issue of Sanjiang. This phenomenon is abnormal, which shows that urban novels have not been very popular recently and no PK has emerged.

I like what he said in his speech at Sanjiang: the previous book by Baiyinmeng was self-funded, which is not shameful.

Because operations are now openly done, and many Silver Alliances are the result of marketization, the fact that an author can openly say that he pays for his own silver shows that he is someone who dares to take responsibility and admit his mistakes. Who doesn't want their book data to look better? Why not work hard to make it a masterpiece?

My overall impression of his new book is one of sincerity, though the subject matter isn't particularly novel, so its debut on the first day was a bit uncertain. Based on 12,000 book collections, he expected an initial order of 1200, which I find difficult. This is a systematic medical novel. Since "The Great Doctor Ling Ran," this theme and setting has been explored by many, some with success, others with failure. The entire medical genre has been overwritten, lacking much freshness.

This book's focus differs significantly from other similar medical texts. It begins by explaining how doctors of varying levels in a tertiary hospital handle daily surgeries and consultations. The author provides detailed grading and reference standards based on available data, explaining the specific differences between the different levels and the potential improvements that can be achieved through additional expertise.

In particular, the paper analyzes the specific manifestations of the differences in academic qualifications and skills in hospital clinical practice, emphasizing that in the era of big medicine, academic qualifications are gradually disappearing from the stage, and skill level is the key to measuring whether a doctor is skilled or not.

Therefore, in the early plot, the protagonist has been brushing up his skill points through medical consultations and surgeries, feeding back his various abilities, further improving his performance points in surgery, and soon becoming the most evil among his peers.

The reason I mentioned the author's sincerity at the top is that he explains many details clearly to the reader, clearly expounding on the core points of many surgeries, rather than using the surprise of a third party to highlight the protagonist's invincibility. He is just an ordinary monster that gains points and upgrades, and his purpose is to heal and save lives.

So I should read this book carefully and read it in depth, and I also hope that friends who like to read medical literature will read it. Although it is a bit too sci-fi, it seems to be really useful in treating diseases.

【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】

I wrote another chapter today, and I admire myself. It turns out that if people want to be lazy, they can always find ten thousand reasons.

(End of this chapter)