The Rise of the Prodigy Surgeon

lovemonolove Aug 30, 2022

9

This remains one of the best doctor mangas I've ever read. Different from other ones, our MC doesn't become good when her gets the system, he was already a dedicated and talented student before. The first thing this guy did when he got the sister was run medical tests on himself to verify if it was real, seriously, the whole shbang. You can feel his love or surgery and medicine throughout the whole story, and the system only enhances that. The way they deliver the medical knowledge to you is easy to understand Anne not overbearing. The art is good, and i especially like the bits of comedic relief or cute bite where the characters become chibi like, it really adds to the vibe. The characters aren't just background fodder. We get to see how our MC grows Anne how that affects not only him but everyone around him.  The way we see his progress through the styles of operations changing is simply too good.  The MC is very clueless to anything that doesn't have to do with surgery to a point where it becomes funny. He's loyal to his friends and doesn't give a crap or doesn't even notice his enemies, too busy doing operations. Even with his cluelessness he ends up making friends along the way. The way the system operates is also really nice, it doesn't just give him everything Anne makes him OP. It gives him small things that he has to work hard to get. And I like that it's nothing mystical, the sister rewards him with things that will make him better at his job, medical knowledge, no magic legendary equipment bullcrap. If you want a medical manga genuienely about medicine, with a determined MC, then this is for you. 

milafii Nov 5, 2022

6

I liked how the MC got tested to see whether or not he has some physical or psychological disease that made him see the system. Afterall, he's supposed to practice medicine. It's good at the beginning because the MC is logical. But as he wanted to achieve the missions given by the system, he started to be more rash. He doesn't follow protocols because he "earned system skills" and genuinely thinks it's for the best. It's fine at first. There's also a justification that he is just an intern and his seniors would scold him. But as a new intern, he somehow became a chief surgeon in an specific field and the plot armor is that the director is lenient on him. There are a lot of characters made out to be "small minded" but if you put them in real life, they are the characters who are more realistic. Afterall, a real doctor would not let an intern do as he wants. I'm just in chapter 20 but the story showed gradual signs of declining to nonesense. Part of the reason I can't continue is the horrible English translation with a lot of typos. It's worse than MTL. Atleast MTL doesn't have spelling errors that looks like a result of a broken keyboard. I can't find any official translations or at least, decent fan translation. I might pick this up again if there are better ones.