Chapter 2153: Some explanations of the plot, mainly finding excuses to ask for monthly tickets, looking up to the sky

Some explanations of the plot, mainly finding excuses to ask for monthly tickets, looking up to the sky.

A chapter asking for monthly tickets, as is the monthly custom, the first three days regularly release extra chapters to ask for monthly tickets.

Just a few casual words.

Mirror pain, I truly didn't know about it before.

While looking up materials and writing the main text, I recalled an amputation patient from the emergency department about twenty years ago.

Back then I still thought he was faking illness, and when I wrote about mirror pain I repeatedly apologized in my heart—this is due to my lack of skill……

Today the second case, the more treatment the worse it got; finally, based on the medication that caused the patient's respiratory and cardiac function failure, I intensified the treatment, and while writing I discovered some problems.

This case is practically a copy of many cases from House. In House's medical consultants, there must be a rheumatology and immunology doctor—even a brain pork tapeworm would be treated using rheumatology and immunology methods.

If later cases were described with the techniques of film and TV, they would surely be especially exciting. In web novel narration, it always feels lacking a bit of tense atmosphere.

It might also be a writing issue, but the narrative and expressive methods of film/TV and web novels differ objectively.

In short, I did my best to describe it, continuing with high-dose impact treatment based on the "wrong" plan—just thinking about it makes one's heart pound.

The case came after a reader who had suffered diarrhea for five years mentioned it earlier; I found one of those diarrhea cases, but this one is more complex, involving rheumatology and immunology.

I've explained this much; also, rheumatology and immunology… I've heard and seen that many directors of rheumatology and immunology at top-tier Grade-A hospitals think others won't see patients, and they chuckle.

Not understanding to seek rheumatology and immunology is normal.

These two cases appeared one after another, involving the two characters "understanding." Patients understand doctors, doctors understand patients, and medical staff understand each other—what a wonderful world that would be.

No more chatter, I have to keep working.

Today is the third; tomorrow I'll resume ten-thousand-word updates; on the sixth it's Zheng Lao Ban's birthday, so there will definitely be extra chapters. Early and late month I'll ask for tickets, end of month I'll ask for tickets, and there will be extra chapters.

Basically that's it; I report my work completion to everyone.

Finally,

I still need to shout a few times——

Ask for monthly tickets!

Ask for monthly tickets!!

Ask for monthly tickets!!!

(PS: On mobile—book details page—scroll down to the character column—click the little "like" hand next to a character's name, you can click once per day; it's best to click for all six characters~Thanks for giving Zheng Lao Ban and the Medical Team a thumbs-up every day~bow, ninety degrees.)