I didn’t even get that far. I’m only on chapter 9 and I could already tell this was going to be a problem. Plus, I can’t stand MC’s attitude. I get that he’s still a kid in high school. But the way he just hands everything to the ghost (like studying and answering his exams) while he’s on his phone just rubs me the wrong way. He has a great tutor now, but instead of taking that to his advantage, he’s wasting it. Whatever he accomplishes this way is not really his own accomplishment. He’s not a real doctor if he doesn’t know anything and he was just doing what he was told like a puppet. Also, the way he just accepted a job at a hospital when the guy offering the job was obviously a mobster. I know that doctors don’t choose their patients and should treat people even if they’re criminals, but going to work at a mobster’s hospital is on a whole other level.
Read it and it was just alright at first. It's an okay story with the storyline and the visuals.
The only reason I'm quitting this is because of the ridiculous encounters of the MC. Like, how many times are you gonna run into people in the streets that needs medical attention? I mean, it's really ridiculous that it's too far from reality you know. I could take a walk any day outside and I will almost never see someone in need of an emergency. It's like, since the start every incident just falls on the MC's lap.
I could take it at first, considering there's a ghost with the MC teaching him all about medical related things, almost nothing is impossible at this point.
Wrong, a lot of things are wrong in this story. He shouldn't even be allowed in an operating room let alone examine the patients like a doctor. There are protocols for this.
Also, it's weird that everyone is just accepting the fact that he's a genius, and by jolly, is almost everyone in this story hot tempered? They get infuriated if someone else is as good as them and they've got anger issues acting like children.
Can't believe it has high ratings. This is so overrated. Buh-bye now.