I'm A Medical Student. Is It Reasonable To Dissect The Evil God?
Author: Wang Chen Xian Jun
Original Title: 我医学生，解剖邪神很合理吧？
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Introduction I'm A Medical Student. Is It Reasonable To Dissect The Evil God?
Lu Bei, a graduate student at Chaoge Medical University, was selected by the thriller game and entered the copy.
He drew his own talent: dissection.
While everyone is trying their best to find a way to survive, Lu Bei has begun research on the anatomy of the evil god.
Zombies are coming.
All players are building strongholds, hoarding supplies, and building gangs, for fear of being breached.
Lu Bei actually went out alone to catch a few zombies to see how zombies could move for a long time without eating or drinking.
Water Monkey is looking for a scapegoat.
All players walked cautiously by the river, fearing that they would be captured in the next second, and even sacrificed their companions for this purpose.
Lu Bei swam to the bottom of the river, dug out their lair, and started anatomy experiments on the spot!
Huang Pizi asks for a seal.
All the players are struggling with what to answer. If they say they don’t look like humans, they may die, if they say they look like humans, they will still die.
Lu Bei did the opposite. If you don't let me dissect you, how will I know if you look like a human being?
Disembodied Supernatural ghosts are causing trouble.
All the players were so confused by the trick that they played Werewolf on the spot, but they were still defeated one by one.
Lu Bei is excited, my scalpel spirit body can still cut open!
The audience in the live broadcast room were all shocked
No, is this guy still a human being?
Compared to the dungeon ghost, he looks more like the big boss behind the scenes!
He drew his own talent: dissection.
While everyone is trying their best to find a way to survive, Lu Bei has begun research on the anatomy of the evil god.
Zombies are coming.
All players are building strongholds, hoarding supplies, and building gangs, for fear of being breached.
Lu Bei actually went out alone to catch a few zombies to see how zombies could move for a long time without eating or drinking.
Water Monkey is looking for a scapegoat.
All players walked cautiously by the river, fearing that they would be captured in the next second, and even sacrificed their companions for this purpose.
Lu Bei swam to the bottom of the river, dug out their lair, and started anatomy experiments on the spot!
Huang Pizi asks for a seal.
All the players are struggling with what to answer. If they say they don’t look like humans, they may die, if they say they look like humans, they will still die.
Lu Bei did the opposite. If you don't let me dissect you, how will I know if you look like a human being?
Disembodied Supernatural ghosts are causing trouble.
All the players were so confused by the trick that they played Werewolf on the spot, but they were still defeated one by one.
Lu Bei is excited, my scalpel spirit body can still cut open!
The audience in the live broadcast room were all shocked
No, is this guy still a human being?
Compared to the dungeon ghost, he looks more like the big boss behind the scenes!
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In the crowded landscape of horror-survival web novels, Wang Chen Xian Jun’s I’m A Medical Student. Is It Reasonable To Dissect The Evil God? stands out as a hilariously twisted breath of fresh air. While most protagonists in the thriller-game genre spend their time cowering, scavenging, or desperately trying to outrun death, Lu Bei takes a radically different approach: he treats the manifestations of cosmic terror as research subjects for his biology thesis.
What makes this novel so compelling is the absolute absurdity of its protagonist’s priorities. Lu Bei is not driven by the fear of death, but by an insatiable, borderline-psychopathic academic curiosity. When other players are sacrificing their sanity to avoid a Water Monkey or a lethal entity, Lu Bei is busy diving to the bottom of rivers with a scalpel in hand, ready to perform a live autopsy. This reversal of the power dynamic is brilliant; instead of the monster being the predator, the monster becomes the specimen. Seeing a terrifying, supernatural entity become visibly confused or unsettled by the sheer audacity of a medical student wanting to study its internal organs is both darkly comedic and deeply satisfying.
The pacing is frantic, fueled by the contrast between the high-stakes horror of the dungeons and Lu Bei’s clinical, detached demeanor. The live-broadcast element adds an extra layer of engagement, as the audience’s reactions mirror the reader’s—moving from genuine horror to total disbelief at the protagonist's lack of self-preservation. If you are looking for a unique spin on the horror genre that blends grisly medical experimentation with supernatural dread, this story is an essential read. It is grotesque, fast-paced, and wildly inventive, proving that sometimes the scariest thing in a dungeon isn't the monster—it’s the student with a scalpel.
What makes this novel so compelling is the absolute absurdity of its protagonist’s priorities. Lu Bei is not driven by the fear of death, but by an insatiable, borderline-psychopathic academic curiosity. When other players are sacrificing their sanity to avoid a Water Monkey or a lethal entity, Lu Bei is busy diving to the bottom of rivers with a scalpel in hand, ready to perform a live autopsy. This reversal of the power dynamic is brilliant; instead of the monster being the predator, the monster becomes the specimen. Seeing a terrifying, supernatural entity become visibly confused or unsettled by the sheer audacity of a medical student wanting to study its internal organs is both darkly comedic and deeply satisfying.
The pacing is frantic, fueled by the contrast between the high-stakes horror of the dungeons and Lu Bei’s clinical, detached demeanor. The live-broadcast element adds an extra layer of engagement, as the audience’s reactions mirror the reader’s—moving from genuine horror to total disbelief at the protagonist's lack of self-preservation. If you are looking for a unique spin on the horror genre that blends grisly medical experimentation with supernatural dread, this story is an essential read. It is grotesque, fast-paced, and wildly inventive, proving that sometimes the scariest thing in a dungeon isn't the monster—it’s the student with a scalpel.
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