Mark Salamonovich Voznesensky is a legend of world neurosurgery of the end of the 21st century. A man whose operations were studied all over the world, and whose patients considered him a miracle worker. But one accidental death erased everything.
Or maybe not?
Instead of oblivion, Mark comes to his senses in Moscow of 2026. Now he is Yevgeny Klimov, an eighteen-year-old first-year medical university student. A spoiled rich kid, a reckless squanderer of life, and the shame of his own family—who got into the medical faculty thanks to his father’s money and connections.
Dear readers, I tried to take into account the remarks you left about the first volume and removed almost all of the Latin description; I also added more dynamism to the scenes, in my opinion. And when you purchase it, please remember that this book will still be edited; due to requests for a continuation, I’m publishing the raw book at my own risk as far as criticism goes!