Chapter 1429: A vote‑seeking single chapter, plus an SSS‑rank mission

A vote‑seeking single chapter, plus an SSS‑rank mission.

It's August.

The first single chapter is definitely a vote‑seeking single chapter.

With everyone's support, the Monthly ticket ranking rose steadily in a fluctuating manner: 62, 26, 14, 9, 11, 5, 7.

Since the launch, thanks to everyone's care, Song Xiong has performed a Jiu Gong here.

In the new month, we still request monthly ticket support.

The Monthly ticket ranking is the best recommendation from the Qidian main site; there's no doubt about that.

So we keep asking for votes in single chapters; please don't get annoyed, everyone. We truly need monthly ticket support, really.

The seven‑chapter schedule has entered its seventh day; the plan remains, burst updating until August 3, let me catch my breath.

Speaking of which, unnoticed, from the launch five chapters counted as burst updating, and only now does seven chapters count; it seems I've been changed a lot.

Smile.

No more nonsense; every day I'm desperately plotting the story and desperately typing.

I feel I've evolved, from 6000 words to 10000 words, then to 14000 words for nine straight days.

Footsteps are clear and visible.

The plot seems fine too; it's always been the small daily life of a doctor.

For Example Today, the matter of Chef Da He, the complex predicament the doctor must face—although only the tip of the iceberg was shown, it also explained to everyone another piece of the daily puzzle.

Medical ethics, this is a complex branch.

Just a taste and then stop; there are still many stories to tell everyone.

As for whether updating more counts as 'watery', I feel it's actually been much drier than before.

Today 14000 words, I wrote a medical ethics event, laid the groundwork for a liver latent transfer Shou Bing, also described the mindset of a certain patient's family facing a 'terminal illness', and finally left a lead for tomorrow's meeting with the father‑in‑law.

To me, this speed is like lightning fast.

I'm polishing tomorrow's disastrous parent‑teacher meeting; Zheng Lao Ban will surely mess it up. Think about it—for a Technique enthusiast, the parent‑teacher meeting is an SSS‑rank mission harder than doing Shou Bing nonstop for three days and three nights.

Well, that's enough rambling.

Please guarantee the monthly ticket!

Roar roar roar~

Woof!