Tokyo Literary Godfather

After watching the first episode, Yata Toshimura couldn't help feeling a little emotional.

The talented young doctor, after years of accumulation, has finally achieved his own achievements. Both his skills and qualifications have been improved, and he can perform some difficult and high-profile operations, but he is jealous of his senior teachers.

Seeing this, he was a little silent, and his memory drifted away. Going back twenty years ago, I remember that when he was a trainee doctor, his instructor was so harsh that he was hopelessly harsh.

At that time, no matter how much effort he put in, it seemed that he could not satisfy the professor at that time, and he could always find his mistakes. In his time, young people could not disobey their seniors. The workplace was like this, and hospitals were the MAX version of this seniority-based rule.

I remember that I felt so tortured at that time that I even had the idea of ​​not becoming a doctor, but I finally got over it.

Years later, when I think of that professor again, I still feel pain. The sensitive dignity of my youth makes the memory of that time as indelible as it is engraved.

Now that he has become a professor, he has enough knowledge. Thinking of the professor's "making things difficult" for me, some parts seemed reasonable, but I couldn't understand it at the time;

He still has trouble coming to a conclusion about what kind of person that professor is. He can only say that people are complicated after all. It cannot be clearly defined by pure good or bad.

While reminiscing about the past, I watched the drama. Soon, the episode was over.

The first episode lasted for more than an hour. After watching it, it was almost time to go to bed. Yata Toshimura suddenly became interested in this TV series, but he had surgery tomorrow, so he had to go to bed no matter how hard he put it down, so he could only turn off the TV with some reluctance.

In the following week, Toshimura Yata finished watching the first ten episodes intermittently.

After watching it, Yata Toshimura was in a trance for a while. To some extent, Zazen Goro in this drama seems to have some overlap with his life experience.

They all came to the big cities from the countryside to study hard, and gained a firm foothold in the big hospitals, but they were always facing hardships. Being made things difficult by teachers, jealous by colleagues, and countless unexpected accidents, my future as a doctor is shaken almost all the time.

The only difference is that he is not as talented as Zaizen Goro, and of course, he is not as firm in his convictions—Caizen Goro is a staunch egoist.

Yata Toshimura, as a real person, has many complex elements. He is neither like Zaizen Goro who only has status and power in his eyes, nor is he willing to be a pure doctor like Shuji Satomi who does not put fame and fortune in his eyes. He is more like a combination of the two.

In fact, most doctors in reality are like this, he can guess, most of them will feel that doctors in reality do not exist when they watch such dramas, they are all Zaizen Goro.

In fact, in reality, neither Zaizen Goro nor Satomi Shuji are very few.

Therefore, the path he took was more difficult than that of Zaizen Goro.

Especially when Zazengoro's mother sent him persimmons from home, but Zazengoro's wife threw them away as garbage, Yata Toshimura couldn't help but burst into tears.

Because he also thought of his mother at home, who passed away many years ago. Less than two years after his death, he became a professor and stood in front of his mother's grave for a long time.

After watching it, Yada Toshimura returned the videotape to the young graduate who lent it to him. The graduate was still a little nervous when he took the videotape. I was afraid that Professor Yata would scold himself and assign a bunch of homework tasks like his predecessors said.

But Yata Toshimura didn't say anything. He just thanked him silently and let the young doctor leave.

The young doctor secretly breathed a sigh of relief. Just as he was about to leave, Toshimura Yada stopped him again behind him.

"Is there anything else? Professor Yata..." the young doctor said uneasily.

"Tanaka, you are still in the internship period. You may have some discomfort in the hospital. This is normal, so don't be depressed. If there is anything you don't understand professionally, feel free to ask me." Yata Toshimura said.

"Okay, Professor Yata..."

"Well, by the way, Tanaka, I want to ask you a question."

"Professor Yata asked."

"I'm pretty good to you, right?"

"ah?"

"I'm pretty good to you, right?"

"..."

The young doctor was silent for a while and gave a thumbs up, "Very good, Professor Yata."

Yata Toshimura nodded with satisfaction: "It's okay, you can leave now."

The young doctor left the office in a daze, while Yada Toshimura sat at his desk, nodding repeatedly, as if to express satisfaction with himself.

It seems that I am a completely different person from the professor twenty years ago. Compared to the harsh and cunning professor, I appear to be much kinder and gentler. See, the kids love me.

And just when Yata Toshimura was complacent, the young doctor who had just been questioned by Yata Toshimura bought a can of coffee in front of the self-service vending machine, thinking silently: What did Professor Yada mean when he asked me that?

Could he be hinting at my gift?

If this is really the case, it would be unethical for this old guy to... give you a shroud.

After watching the ten-episode video tapes, on Saturday, Yata Toshimura also stayed in front of the TV, ready to watch the next episode. Unfortunately, like "Blue Life and Death", the first half of this drama has also been broadcast, and the extra chapter will be broadcast for about two weeks.

The extra chapters have nothing to do with the main plot. They tell stories about supporting characters and also show some filming behind-the-scenes. All in all, they are not interesting.

Yata Toshimura was a little disappointed, what the hell, it was broadcast in one go, it was so exciting, it was really annoying. The creator of this TV series is really unscrupulous. He even divided a TV series into upper and lower parts. When the boss of this TV series is hospitalized, I will also divide it into upper and lower parts when I perform surgery on him.

Yada Toshimura thought bitterly.

But I hate it, but I can only wait. As long as the second half can maintain such plot quality, it will be worth it.

Yada Toshimura was really not interested in the extra plot, but his interest was already piqued. It was not easy to pass the time in the past two months, so he went to watch another popular medical drama "The Golden Hand".

He went to borrow the video tape of "The Golden Hand", but after watching less than one episode, he silently turned off the TV, took out the video tape, and prepared to return it tomorrow...

What...it's so different from "The White Tower". It reflects the real society and the medical world, and at the same time perfectly shapes the struggle for fame and fortune in the hospital environment. Although to some extent, it is suspected of smearing the medical community...but it's okay. There are no taboos in the subject matter in the Japanese literary and art world, and it is also a violation of the standards of the industry to portray leaders from all walks of life as despicable villains. All walks of life have long been accustomed to it. They will not angrily go to the producer to protest when they talk about the bad things in their own industry. This seems to have no sense and even more guilt.

In comparison, "The Golden Hand" seemed too childish. Yada Toshimura couldn't help but mutter in his heart after watching it for a while. If the protagonist was his student, he would have been scolded by himself for smoking. This guy uses the operating room as a show for his coolness...

Yada Toshimura doesn't like "The Golden Hand", but he can't just say that this drama is bad and has a different style. If "The White Tower" prefers serious realism and exposes reality, it is a political drama disguised as a professional drama; then "The Golden Hand" is an idol drama disguised as a professional drama.

The audience groups of the two are somewhat different, but they will also compete with each other for audiences.

So Qingshui Qianchong felt very anxious.