Chapter 1591: The explanation regarding the main plot and misdiagnosed cases is actually mainly for the purpose of seeking votes

The explanation regarding the main plot and misdiagnosed cases is actually mainly for the purpose of seeking votes.

Today I released nine chapters, feeling a bit tired.

Yesterday morning I revised and uploaded; after work in the evening I went home and revised again, and right after posting I reviewed and revised once more.

For example, in chapter one, the first 400 characters used three "ba" to express sentiment, all of which I deleted.

Some readers complained that the earlier chapters used too many "ah", making it awkward to read.

Writing fast turns out like this; I also wanted it more colloquial, seeming simpler and relaxed. But this feedback, I think it's correct. Now I write while correcting this issue.

Furthermore, some readers said the main plot progresses too slowly.

Actually, I'd like to toss today's lesson to Su Yun to handle, but after all Zheng Lao Ban is the protagonist, and everyone likes to see Zheng Lao Ban win as soon as he appears, so Yun Ge'er has it rough.

In the next book, you'll be the male lead! Want me to give you a rundown on the drama?

Hmm, after work today, come to the clinic to find me.

When I first outlined the story, early on I climbed the tech tree at a local hospital; in the early-middle stage came earthquake relief; after the mid-point, I entered House‑doctor mode.

Now Zheng Lao Ban's tech tree is basically complete; the true main plot consists of seeing patients one after another—correcting misdiagnosed cases, ultra‑high‑difficulty surgeries, and lots of hospital gossip.

Of course, as a web novel, the main plot should still exist, just a bit lighter. For example, the Nobel Prize……

For example, after the Nobel Prize comes an even greater honor.

Today's update on myasthenia gravis is a case of misdiagnosis.

I won't cite the source of these misdiagnosis cases. After a misdiagnosis, being able to tell others about the rare disease I got wrong and share experience points—that, I believe, is the true spirit of a great doctor.

Without a big pig trotter, doctors are living people; diagnosis and treatment must start from the most probable.

In the book I have a more detailed explanation.

Hmm, that's all I'll ramble on about.

A new day has begun, and there's a new chapter to write.

Before I knew it, I'd entered House‑doctor mode, with countless difficult cases. House can run nine seasons, and I also quite enjoy these little vignettes that feel like a sitcom.

In the outline, a major plot is coming soon…… at the current update speed, at most ten days and we'll head to Nanyang.

Nanyang, then—several major difficult surgical cases, each possibly tens of thousands of words; the remaining minor cases basically won't exceed ten thousand words each.

The plot and pace are extremely fast; saying the main plot is slow, I'll still insist on this point a bit more.

Finally, sincerely seeking votes.

It's the 27th, the last five days of the month.