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but in this case, they developed feelings. if they fall in love what can you do about it? it only gets unethical if the romantic attraction is one sided or the doctor isnt fulfilling his duties. besides, if you're dating a doctor, why would you have to go the hospital for checkups? you'd just get checkups outside the hospital.

it would be unethical if the doctor was romantically/sexually attracted to a patient whos already dating someone/minor or something like that and would still insist on pursuing the patient. in that case then the doctor is really at fault

but overall, its not really a big deal, people find love in different places, a doctor-patient relationship isnt something like teacher-student relationship which is well,, very unethical

this drama is so good its so perfect for me. especially bc both leads are equally good looking and their chemistry is off the roof omg.

not really, as long as you keep it professional during work and the feelings are mutual.

i need this love to find me

is an seok ho the mole then?!??! the grades are rigged then doesnt that mean theres no way for his daughter to rank one if he isnt using connections?!?

i find the past connection unnecessary but ok ig, its just that its getting repetitive

by ep 6, ko gyeom was already acting like her house husband and they're not even together yet. i love this so bad

choi wooshik does a good job making your 30s and 40s seem youthful

study groups average run time is sooooo short, i hope the last 2 eps are atleast an hour long 🥹

i wished this had an average ep length of 1 hour and not just 40 mins 🥹

the way my jaw dropped when i found out gamin's mom is the director of korea's taekwondo association

age gap between fl and ml are usually so noticeable i get the ick most times but the acting here was so good i didnt feel the age gap at all

is geonyeop some sort of hidden main character bc how come hes not on covers and promotions when he looks like hes just as significant as the main characters?

i love how exagerrated the fight scenes are

imo its not forced but quite rushed, they only brought back yungyeom the last ep so it felt like the heart disease plot was just a way to kill him off. but tbh i'll take it bc im not a fan of sad endings

i haven't watched a period drama for do long and this (esp the last ep) tore my heart into pieces

wait its based on a true story? do you have a link for an article about it?

never seen a kdrama w a high rating like this UGHHHH SEASON 2 PLSSSSS

genuinely curious but has there been a real life situation where they used a glove to control bleeding in the heart? like where did they pull that out from

thank you 🥹