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A lighthearted and heartfelt diary of a young doctor choosing her path.
The story follows a young doctor who undergoes a two-year super rotation to explore different departments and decide on her specialty. It's exciting to watch Madoka move from one department to another, facing new challenges, learning new things, and meeting new people along the way! It feels like we're peeking into her personal diary as a young doctor.
At first Madoka was interested in becoming a surgical specialist, but after experiencing the rotation, she found herself in a dilemma. What she knows for sure is: she enjoys surgery, likes direct interaction with patients, wants to offer support from an internal medicine perspective, and wants to follow her patients’ progress to the end. These realizations eventually become the foundation of her decision.
What I love about Madoka 26-sai, Kenshui Yattemasu! is how light and easy the story is to follow, especially with the use of dolls and baby-talk-style explanations. This adds a unique charm compared to other medical dramas. Plus, there are no villains or hospital politics, just the honest life of a young doctor struggling to choose her path.
What I enjoyed the most was the friendship and sense of family among the doctors. I especially liked Madoka's bond with her classmates, and how the senior doctors in each department always offered valuable advice based on their specialties. Thanks to this drama, I also learned that each department has its own strengths and challenges. It even explores the reasons why each doctor chose their field.
As for the romance, I was skeptical at first, but luckily my ship kept sailing! Even though the romance is just a side plot, I really liked the way Madoka and Kanno’s relationship developed. They're adorable in their own way, especially because they both love the same cartoon, which also inspired them to become doctors. Their secret connection makes it even sweeter.
♡ Overall, I definitely recommend Madoka 26-sai, Kenshui Yattemasu! Especially if you're looking for a light medical drama that still captures the essence of the medical field with a good mix of friendship, teamwork, and a touch of romance! ♡
At first Madoka was interested in becoming a surgical specialist, but after experiencing the rotation, she found herself in a dilemma. What she knows for sure is: she enjoys surgery, likes direct interaction with patients, wants to offer support from an internal medicine perspective, and wants to follow her patients’ progress to the end. These realizations eventually become the foundation of her decision.
What I love about Madoka 26-sai, Kenshui Yattemasu! is how light and easy the story is to follow, especially with the use of dolls and baby-talk-style explanations. This adds a unique charm compared to other medical dramas. Plus, there are no villains or hospital politics, just the honest life of a young doctor struggling to choose her path.
What I enjoyed the most was the friendship and sense of family among the doctors. I especially liked Madoka's bond with her classmates, and how the senior doctors in each department always offered valuable advice based on their specialties. Thanks to this drama, I also learned that each department has its own strengths and challenges. It even explores the reasons why each doctor chose their field.
As for the romance, I was skeptical at first, but luckily my ship kept sailing! Even though the romance is just a side plot, I really liked the way Madoka and Kanno’s relationship developed. They're adorable in their own way, especially because they both love the same cartoon, which also inspired them to become doctors. Their secret connection makes it even sweeter.
♡ Overall, I definitely recommend Madoka 26-sai, Kenshui Yattemasu! Especially if you're looking for a light medical drama that still captures the essence of the medical field with a good mix of friendship, teamwork, and a touch of romance! ♡
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