This Doctor is Dangerous

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6.1 at 12 o'clock in the morning.

That's twelve o'clock tonight.

Definitely a few minutes delay.

Please everyone can subscribe!

please!

A testimonial that doesn't ask for a subscription is not a good testimonial.

However, in addition to asking for a subscription, let's say something.

Since it's a testimonial, let's say something from the heart.

What I said in my heart is... Transformation is so difficult!

It's really hard...

If I have a choice, I may re-polish and write an urban essay, or a military doctor theme I thought about last time, or a doctor essay, etc...

Before confirming this beginning, I have written several beginnings.

Some editors at the beginning also like it.

But in the end I chose this one, because I feel that writing novels is an ability, not what subject matter you are good at.

It's that you should learn to tell stories.

Hence this book.

The beginning was rushed.

The outline was pushed down several times.

Of course, this is because the level is limited.

How many times I wanted to cut it, but I survived, until it was put on the shelves.

An ugly daughter-in-law always wants to see her in-laws.

Putting it on the shelves is a test for the author.

Writing a book is a fair job. If you write well, readers will be willing to buy it.

If it's not well written, it doesn't matter who you are.

To be honest, I really lack confidence.

I believe that many readers who follow veterans know this.

But fortunately, I wrote and wrote, overcame and overcame, and finally found a way.

real!

To be honest, I learned a lot from this book.

If I go back and rewrite it, although I may not dare to write this book, I feel that I can definitely make progress in writing.

Transformation is hard!

But I believe, this is the way to go!

Sometimes, it takes courage to open a book. When you think of an idea, you slap your thigh and shout: "Okay! Great idea, open the book!"

Write it and write it!

Now that you have written it, you must write it well.

It is easy to think of an idea, but it takes a lot of things to draw this idea into a line, then into a circle, and finally form a three-dimensional story.

Not bad.

I really want to share my thoughts with you.

This is the real thought of the old hand writing this book.

Back to business.

Asking for a subscription is definitely the most important thing.

If you rely on this to eat, you are subscribing to your parents.

There is nothing to say.

There is nothing shameful about working hard to make money by coding.

I sincerely hope that everyone will support the original version (starting point)!

I beg you, regardless of which website you are reading, it is best to watch the starting point and subscribe!

I read the comments today and saw a sentence, which was quite touching.

A young reader said: "Don't be afraid, I will support you by watching the video!"

There is one thing to say, readers who are willing to pay and spend time supporting you are all good readers.

It’s really unconditional. Now Qidian can also get Qidian coins by watching advertisements. If you bother me, you can always support it...

There are also many readers who read this book because they read pirated copies, and they are willing to subscribe to this book to support veterans. To be honest, they are also very moved.

As for watching pirated copies, I still feel it should be taken for granted. I can only say one thing, in this life, many things have to be returned.

Anyway, I hope we understand each other.

After all, subscriptions are so important.

Here I would like to thank everyone in advance.

Veterans will write this story with heart.

To write out this world, to bring Xu Changsheng to life, to finish the story, this is what I should do.

How well you can do it depends on your ability.

But veterans will give it their all.

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Then there's the question of updates.

Veterans will try their best to update after it is put on the shelves.

Friends who have read "When the Doctor Opens a Cheat" also know that veterans can write 10,000 to 20,000 words a day.