Full-Time Doctor

Full-Time Doctor is a long urban supernatural novel by the web author Baosi de Mazi, first released on Zongheng Chinese Network (other sources record that it was also serialized on other literary websites). It has since circulated widely online and spread among readers in the form of a "meticulously proofread complete edition." The protagonist, Ye Fei, graduates from an ordinary second-tier university; with neither an advantaged academic background nor resources, he leads an unremarkable life. By a stroke of luck, he obtains the "Future Medical Skills Auxiliary Training System," and his life's trajectory is completely rewritten. The system provides not only medical knowledge and operational skills beyond the present day but also systematic training, simulation, and assessment mechanisms. Through continuous study and practice, Ye Fei gradually masters diagnostic and treatment skills in both traditional Chinese and Western medicine, growing from an unpromising young doctor into an all-around physician capable of handling difficult and severe cases. The work takes medical scenes as its main thread, interweaving Ye Fei's various experiences in the workplace, interpersonal relationships, and emotional life. It includes tense emergency rescues in the clinic and trust and misunderstanding between doctors and patients, as well as peer competition, family grudges, and the trivial routines of urban life. Beyond the gratification of the "system" genre, the author attempts to portray the compassion and responsibility of healers and to show the respective appeal of TCM pattern-based treatment and Western medicine's precise diagnosis. The book moves at a brisk pace with short chapters, making it suitable as a genre novel of the urban medical type.