Hari made a mistake with her grandmother and realized it too late, after reflecting on it because of something Dr. Do made her think about. I hope she realizes how unfair she's being to Dr. Do before she ends up making the same mistakes she made with her grandmother. I don't know how the writer is going to rebuild their relationship. What they had was still very new; they hadn't really deepened their bond yet. And Hari was very harsh on Dr. Do.
Dr. Chi Yeon is pretentious, arrogant, full of himself, meddlesome, unethical, and downright annoying. I hope he gets some character development too, because so far he's the most unlikable and least charismatic character in the drama.
decided to watch it for mingi but it was not worth it ig (and before anyone without reading comprehension try…
Of course! How could they possibly cast the great Korean star Hong Mingi in such a tiny and childish drama? He is far too talented and exceptional to appear in something like this. What an outrage! An outrage! (Contains irony.)
So far, I'm in love with Hari. She has many qualities that I really like, and she's a refreshing character to follow. She has empathy and can see the pain of the people around her. She's not bitter, even after experiencing loss and hardship. She still believes in love, despite being disappointed after dating other doctors. She doesn't play the victim. I love that. I hope the writer doesn't lose sight of these qualities.
episode 1 to 3 seems to be a promising drama I'd enjoy but what's up with episode 4, wtf?! the hell's wrong with…
What exactly has the second male lead done to deserve being called the best character in the drama? Can anyone point to a single impactful or standout scene?
The first four episodes have been excellent for the romantic comedy genre. The dialogue is well written, and the medical cases are engaging while serving their intended purpose within the story. The series is enjoyable to watch, and the cast is delivering strong performances. In my opinion, it easily deserves a rating between 8.5 and 8.8. Especially when compared to similar dramas released in recent years.
Doha returned to Ha Gyeong’s side because of the letter she sent to the judge. Its content is filled with emotions and symbolism for both of them. That is why Doha tolerates everything she does to push him away. He doesn’t mind when she attacks him, says she feels nothing for him, or tells him to leave. Doha simply does not believe her. That is why he calls her a liar. He knows these are empty words — what she feels is something entirely different.
He knows her deeply. He knows she is broken, that she has felt alone, and that she is afraid. In his eyes, she is a rough diamond worth polishing. The letter was also the catalyst for Doha’s own feelings. It reignited the flame of his first love and his desire to make amends for everything.
That letter should have been the emotional climax of episode 6. However, once again, the writer strays from the narrative line and introduces a new conflict into the story.
This is why the audience struggles to like Ha Gyeong. The writer gives her no relief. When we could be focusing on her vulnerability and on the tenderness in her gaze toward Doha, she ends up making yet another mistake.
Doha will continue to fight for her, and many viewers will feel frustrated and fail to understand why… But he does have a reason. He loves that woman, and he knows that the letter represents her true feelings for him.
I hope she realizes how unfair she's being to Dr. Do before she ends up making the same mistakes she made with her grandmother.
I don't know how the writer is going to rebuild their relationship. What they had was still very new; they hadn't really deepened their bond yet. And Hari was very harsh on Dr. Do.
I hope he gets some character development too, because so far he's the most unlikable and least charismatic character in the drama.
(Contains irony.)
I hope the writer doesn't lose sight of these qualities.
Can anyone point to a single impactful or standout scene?
The series is enjoyable to watch, and the cast is delivering strong performances.
In my opinion, it easily deserves a rating between 8.5 and 8.8. Especially when compared to similar dramas released in recent years.
He knows her deeply. He knows she is broken, that she has felt alone, and that she is afraid. In his eyes, she is a rough diamond worth polishing.
The letter was also the catalyst for Doha’s own feelings. It reignited the flame of his first love and his desire to make amends for everything.
That letter should have been the emotional climax of episode 6.
However, once again, the writer strays from the narrative line and introduces a new conflict into the story.
This is why the audience struggles to like Ha Gyeong. The writer gives her no relief. When we could be focusing on her vulnerability and on the tenderness in her gaze toward Doha, she ends up making yet another mistake.
Doha will continue to fight for her, and many viewers will feel frustrated and fail to understand why… But he does have a reason. He loves that woman, and he knows that the letter represents her true feelings for him.