Nothing But Medicine 2

老李不开车Nov 2021

3.4

Word count: 162K words
Chapters: 63

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Summary

Two young people who initially disliked each other are brought together by fate and cooperate again and again.

Through these collaborations, they gradually shed their prejudices. Their hearts slowly draw closer, and they gain a deeper understanding of their profession and of life. When a major infectious disease outbreak occurs, they give each other their most tacit trust, hold fast to their posts, and save lives. The disease is finally defeated, and the two young people walk down the aisle.

Editor's review

As the sequel to the series, this book shifts its focus from the lighthearted, sparring standoff of two people who meet and dislike each other to the professional stage where they shoulder responsibilities side by side. Through one collaboration after another, the two protagonists dissolve their prejudices and grow closer; the romance is no longer simply sweet, but entwined with professional growth and reflections on life. The outbreak of a major infectious disease is the emotional and thematic high point of the book: trust, steadfastness, and saving lives are no longer slogans but become the touchstone of their relationship. The author maintains a light narrative tone but writes more steadily in professional scenes and life-and-death choices, giving the love story real-world weight. Suitable for readers who want a medical-background romance that feels grounded and are willing to be moved by professional conviction, and also suitable for reading in segments on the commute or before bed, following the characters as they complete the transformation from rivalry to standing shoulder to shoulder.

Who it's for

A good fit for

Readers who enjoy medical-background romance and want the romance and career lines to carry equal weight
Readers interested in the growth and sense of responsibility of young medical workers
Those who want an urban love story with a light tone yet real-world weight
Series readers who have read the first book and want to follow the relationship between the two protagonists

Not a good fit for

Readers who want only pure sweet romance and dislike illness and life-and-death plotlines
Those expecting hardcore medical expertise or industry reportage
Readers not interested in romance set in a medical background

Reading tips

It is recommended to read the first book first to understand the starting point of their meeting and mutual dislike, then enter the collaboration stage of this book.
When reading the disease-outbreak section, slow down and pay attention to the changes in how the two build trust and make professional choices.
Reading the romantic development alongside their work collaboration makes it easier to see the process of prejudice dissolving.
Suitable for reading in segments on the commute or before bed; after each collaboration plot point, pause briefly to savor it.

版权信息
1．你不答应我，我不站起来
2．不想再见到你
3．起床困难症
4．是奥特曼给你的勇气么
5．老情人相见
6．我想永远都能看见你
7．我想和你过一辈子
8．心病还需心药医
9．我要在你面前刷存在感
10．猪八戒背媳妇
11．堂堂正正的活着
12．豪车相撞必有一死
13．第一次遇见这样的事情
14．带少爷回家
15．你哭得我心都疼了
16．应该让你多习惯一下
17．看脸的本质
18．爷爷生病了
19．虐妻一时爽，追妻火葬场
20．抱紧金主大腿
21．你可不要耍花样
22．我们是正经谈恋爱
23．我的爱值千金
24．丈母娘的电话
25．在最美的年华遇到你
26．前有狼，后有虎
27．百年醋坛子
28．美救英雄
29．你的眼泪就是金豆子
30．当一个星期的小白鼠
31．企业的继承人
32．那也只是童话故事
33．她就是个狐狸精
34．不赖床的代价
35．五星级大厨
36．谁是你的亲生孩子
37．不要把我媳妇冻坏了
38．困难都是暂时的
39．狐狸精是什么样的啊
40．你别想摆脱我们
41．果然不是一般人
42．为什么要在黑天结婚
43．继承人降生了
44．你们家又缺钱了
45．我有什么办法呢
46．尊敬的领导夫人
47．还能演几天啊
48．到嘴的鸭子不能飞了
49．你的翅膀硬了
50．都是一家人
51．喜欢啊，怎么会不喜欢呢
52．你的家人就是我的家人
53．她一直是我女朋友
54．你愿意嫁给我么
55．五十步笑百步
56．总算是嫁进豪门了
57．你的汤就是灵丹妙药
58．终于痊愈了
59．谁是母老虎
60．合着你是担心我吃醋吧
61．要不然眼线该画歪了
62．你说我要干什么

FAQ

Can I read the second book directly without having read the first?

You can, but it is recommended to read the first book first. The second book builds on the starting point of their relationship, from blind-date dislike to rivalry in the same workplace; going straight into the collaboration stage may leave the emotional shift feeling underprepared. Reading the first book first will help you better appreciate the layers of prejudice dissolving and trust building in this one.

Is this book focused on romance or on the medical profession?

The two are intertwined. The romance runs throughout, but the major infectious disease event makes professional responsibility the key driver of their relationship. The author uses collaboration scenes to make the two appreciate each other, and also uses the life-and-death test to ground love in trust and steadfastness; it does not read as a simple love story.

Is the tone of the story very heavy?

The overall narrative tone is on the lighter side, with a touch of light comedy in the daily collaboration and emotional interactions; the disease-event section brings tension and emotion, but the book is not depressing throughout. Suitable for readers who want to be moved by professional conviction without reading something too taxing.

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老李不开车 Author

Lao Li Bu Kaiche is a Chinese author who publishes under a pen name. Public information is limited, and details such as real name, nationality, and dates of birth and death remain undisclosed. Seventeen of the author's works are currently held in the collection, spanning modern romance, youth literature, and social fiction. Representative titles include From First Meeting to the Rest of Our Lives and its sequel and two-volume edition, the Fei Yi Bu Ke series (including parts one and two and the three-volume edition), as well as I Turned the Second Male Lead into the Male Lead and When Love Meets a Science Guy. Judging from these titles and categories, the author excels at portraying the emotional entanglements and youthful growth of urban men and women, often handling romantic relationships in a light, humorous tone and weaving in medical, scientific, and other professional or knowledge-based elements to create a narrative style that appeals to contemporary readers.