Well. That means it's your turn. Although it actually feels like a cliché, it was the first medical fiction I read in this style, so in a way, it's readable. In fact, some clichés have their own appeal. For example, emigrating to fiction, or being a villain. While these labels may seem common and cliché, there's no denying that they're interesting.
Promotion
He was an unmatched genius in the 24th century - all he needed was a silver pin and he could bring almost anyone back from the dead.
He passed into a strange world after an explosion; Everyone calls her "Miss". The previous "Miss" had no contracting spirit before, was weak and clumsy, and even her fiancée came in with a new crush and bullied her?
Now that he's taken over, who dares be so impudent around him? With needles in hand, the world will own it! Wherever he goes, miracles follow him! However, it saved a pest. What was she thinking when she saved that man? His striking demeanor and flawless face contrast greatly with his brutal actions. He tries every way to win it.