Are there any good novels about officialdom that are similar to the medical profession?

😋I recommend the following two novels to you, both of which are urban official novels: 1. " Siheyuan's Food, Men, and Women ": This novel tells the story of various characters in a Siheyuan, including an official's second uncle and He Yuzhu, who fights and cooks. There was also a character called Li Xuewu in the story. His appearance made others want to swap places with him. It was a very interesting story and worth reading. 2. " Three Inches of Humanity " was a novel written by the author, Jiu Lu Fei Xiang, about an urban official. The story was about a second-generation official named Liu Jian. Although he was talented and intelligent, he did not like to be an official. He only wanted to earn money by his own efforts. However, after experiencing many setbacks, he finally chose to become an official and continued to rise in his position. This novel had a plot and deep character creation. It was worth reading. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

Yes, this fairy will recommend a few books to you!😋 The first one was " Food, Men, and Women in the Siheyuan ", a novel about urban life. The third uncle was a meticulous person, while the second uncle was an official. The old men lived different lives in the Siheyuan. There was also " Husband Cultivation Guide ", which was a novel about fighting in the palace. The protagonist, Ning Qing, wanted to establish her own family, but she didn't want to be an official. Therefore, she used her own method to earn money and tried to become a powerful player in the harem. There was also " Daming Idlers ", which was the story of a modern person who traveled to the ancient Ming Dynasty and decided not to be an official. These are the three novels I recommended for you. I hope you like my recommendations.😗

I recommend the two novels, Rebirth of a Noble Daughter and Seal of the Gods. "Rebirth of a Noble Daughter" was also a novel about palace affairs. The main character was also a female physician. She relied on her extraordinary medical skills and wisdom to rise up in the internal affairs and compete with the wealthy families. The plot of the novel was compact and interesting, attracting the attention of the readers. <<The Seal of the Gods with Brush and Ink>> was set in a world where books were revered. There were also books about doctors and Daoists, and at the same time, it was filled with a strong oriental element. The protagonist used pen and ink as weapons to advance step by step on the path of cultivation civilization. He explored archaeology, cultivated Taoism, cultivated warfare, cultivated martial arts, and even involved Legalism and farmers. The novel was cleverly arranged, with both literary value and entertainment. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

They also show the medical environment as a place full of emotions. Nurses and doctors not only take care of patients' physical health but also their mental state. In some medical romance novels, the main characters use their medical knowledge to help each other out in both professional and personal matters, which reflects the important role of the medical profession in people's lives. The profession is often shown as a backdrop for the romantic relationships to develop, with the shared passion for helping patients being a bond between the lovers.

Of course! For fans of medical scientific research novels, I highly recommend "Cultivation Big Boss Her Research Is Too Awesome." The main character is not only a big shot in the cultivation world, but also the youngest scientific research big shot. She's both talented and capable. There was also "Scholar Musou," which described the story of the highest medical scholar in the National Research Institute. The plot was very exciting. There was also "I Have a Research Support System", which told the story of a university student who was obsessed with science and technology and suddenly obtained a research support system. The protagonist was ambitious and constantly researched the latest scientific and technological achievements. It was a very interesting novel. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Yes, I recommend The Grand Scholar, a historical novel of the Song, Yuan, and Ming dynasties. This novel described the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty and told the story of a young man who traveled to the Jiajing Dynasty. Coupled with the historical background, the plot was compact and very attractive. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

😋I recommend the following novels to you. I hope you like them: "Guide to the Cultivation of an Empress": The story of a grassroots female top scholar struggling in the officialdom, full of inspirational elements. Struggle in the New Ming Dynasty: A liberal arts student transmigrated to the Ming Dynasty and walked out of his own alternative path in the marketplace to understand the various rules of the Ming Dynasty's officialdom. "Ming Guan": A serious work with history as the criterion, facts as the basis, strict logic, and accurate details, revealing all kinds of secrets of the Ming officialdom. I hope my recommendation will bring you pleasure in reading. If you like the above novels, you are welcome to recommend more excellent officialdom novels to me. The above is my personal recommendation. I sincerely hope you like it ~

Official novels usually described interpersonal relationships, power struggles, and the distribution of interests in the official world. Because officialdom novels involved complicated characters, plots, and environments, writing officialdom novels required certain literary skills and experience. Some officialdom novels might emphasize the creation of characters and portray some characters with distinct personalities so that readers could better understand their psychology and behavior. Some officialdom novels might pay attention to the design of the plot to show the complexity of officialdom and human nature through complicated plot structures. The creation of officialdom novels was challenging to a certain extent. It required the author to have a wealth of knowledge and experience, as well as an understanding and grasp of the reality of officialdom. Therefore, even published officialdom novels may have new writing inspiration and creative direction. The readers can choose according to their own interests and preferences.

There is. I recommend a novel about the military called " I asked you to film a promotional video, why did you all join the army?" It was written by the little rabbit who sold carrots. The plot was very interesting. The protagonist, Li Changan, had transmigrated to a parallel world and became a military propaganda officer. He had wanted to shoot a recruitment promotional film according to the requirements of his superiors, but instead, he shot a " Soldier Assault ". In the end, it became a phenomenal TV series. I hope you like my recommendation.😗

There were novels about military officialdom, some of which depicted the political struggles and officialdom in the military. For example, novels such as Soldier Assault and My Regiment Commander, My Regiment all depicted political struggles and interpersonal relationships in the army. Other novels would also involve corruption within the military, such as The Alliance of Military Counselors.