I'm currently on episode 3, and honestly, I can see the potential for a romance subplot between the intern and the female lead. The chemistry is there, at least from my perspective, and the way he cares for her makes me feel like their relationship could develop into something more. Even the episode 4 preview caught my attention. 👀
I've seen people saying they give off sibling vibes, but I personally don't see it. I've watched plenty of romance dramas and sibling dynamics in dramas, and this doesn't feel the same to me. Of course, everyone interprets character interactions differently, and that's completely fine. I'm not claiming that romance is confirmed or that everyone has to agree with me. It's simply the impression I've gotten from watching the drama.
I also think a romance subplot could make this series even better without taking away from its medical storyline. Romance doesn't have to be the main focus to add emotional depth to a drama. If written naturally, even a few meaningful scenes or some romantic development towards the end could make the characters' relationship more rewarding.
What I don't understand is why some people get so aggressive when someone expresses a different opinion. You can dislike romance and prefer a purely medical drama, but that doesn't give you the right to bash people who want to see a romance subplot. Having different preferences is normal. Nobody needs to force their interpretation onto everyone else.
Anyway, I'm not interested in debating anyone over this. 😂 I'm going to enjoy the drama and see where the writers take these characters. I could be wrong, but I genuinely feel there's potential here, and I'd love to see it explored. Not every drama needs romance, but that doesn't mean romance would automatically make this one worse.
damn this drama is actually good. I tried watching Early Spring but dropped it since the plot wasn't that intriguing to me! But I would say this drama is well written and has good visuals.
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I even cried
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I'm more interested in what comes out of the intern and doctor x
That guy is so creepy
I've seen people saying they give off sibling vibes, but I personally don't see it. I've watched plenty of romance dramas and sibling dynamics in dramas, and this doesn't feel the same to me. Of course, everyone interprets character interactions differently, and that's completely fine. I'm not claiming that romance is confirmed or that everyone has to agree with me. It's simply the impression I've gotten from watching the drama.
I also think a romance subplot could make this series even better without taking away from its medical storyline. Romance doesn't have to be the main focus to add emotional depth to a drama. If written naturally, even a few meaningful scenes or some romantic development towards the end could make the characters' relationship more rewarding.
What I don't understand is why some people get so aggressive when someone expresses a different opinion. You can dislike romance and prefer a purely medical drama, but that doesn't give you the right to bash people who want to see a romance subplot. Having different preferences is normal. Nobody needs to force their interpretation onto everyone else.
Anyway, I'm not interested in debating anyone over this. 😂 I'm going to enjoy the drama and see where the writers take these characters. I could be wrong, but I genuinely feel there's potential here, and I'd love to see it explored. Not every drama needs romance, but that doesn't mean romance would automatically make this one worse.
Looking forward to more episodes, Kim ji won is serving so hard with the nonchalant act 🥹
Boring classic romance.
But yea it took me 7 months so that can tell my experience 😭
Finally found my energy to finish it!
Great watch