Chapter 2237: Ten Updates Without a Draft

Ten updates without any draft.

Friend's birthday—I originally planned 24 updates, with the chapter title followed by the phrase for 24 cups of wine.

But… what a pity, there aren't that many drafts. Well, indeed there aren't that many drafts. The past two days I revised the liver transplant from start to finish, a major overhaul, which delayed the drafts.

Then let's just do ten updates for now, hoping that next year today I'll have drafts, 24 chapter updates, 24 hours, 24 cups of wine.

Let's briefly chat a couple of sentences.

Five years ago I didn't write medical stories because I felt storytelling must have conflict, and the only thing I could think of was medical disturbances; just thinking of Dahungya made me feel terrible.

But as I wrote, I discovered that medical fiction naturally has an opponent—disease. If we solve the problem with innovative approaches, then the previous problem ceases to exist.

But that's how things are: one problem disappears, another appears. Solving problems with innovative methods really racks my brains.

We can't just keep throwing a Heavenly Horse Meteor Fist from start to finish, can we?

For example, the liver transplant that was revised countless times as just mentioned; for example, today I finished writing a rheumatology immunology case.

Remote communication, tacit agreement, showing off invisibly—these are a few keywords. If readers feel happy reading, I'll be gratified. If they feel it's not enough, it's a matter of writing skill; I will keep improving.

The latter case, menstrual pneumothorax, was a patient with a complex, recurring condition encountered by a colleague years ago. We couldn't solve it here, nor in Sheng Cheng; later they went to Di Du for treatment and were healed.

It's getting late, so I'll stop rambling here.

My condition is fine, my attitude is fine; I've been working hard to write, striving to give all readers a pleasant reading experience.

Some readers questioned whether Zheng Lao Ban could cure all diseases; the rationality issue was raised at the outset. Zheng Lao Ban has activated cheats, so he's surely invincible in battle.

Hope,

all doctors,

can activate cheats.

Also, I'm going out today, will return home around next Wednesday; updates might be at 4 o'clock, see if I can get up. Let me say this: readers, don't wait up late; get some rest early.

Finally, still the usual.

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