Kristykristy

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Assisted dying/euthanasia is not murder. It's a request to end pain and suffering. Honestly, if my mother was in great pain and she desperately wanted to leave peacefully I would accept it and be grateful to the doc who could fulfil her wish. I would only be as salty as Tew if I didn't get to say goodbye. I can empathize with Tew in that case. But that wasn't the doc's fault, that was the law's fault.
My own mum was diagnosed with cancer (mouth). The doc said that there would be a greater chance of cure with surgery. Alternative treatments may not completely remove the cancer and she might get an extra year or two to live. I allowed mum to make her own choices. She didn't want to go through the trauma and live in the aftermath of a very invasive surgery. She chose radiation therapy instead. She said, she'd rather live a short, relatively normal life than suffer a long traumatic one. If she only gets a year, then so be it. Her life, her choice. Same as all of Dr. Kan's patients.

Yep. The romance was not romancing for me. I can see the chemistry and feel the tension, but no romantic feelings. Tew was continuously suspicious of doc, there didn't seem to be any room for any other feelings, so that "I love you" at the end there was so out of the blue

Love your review. I had almost the same reaction while watching each EPs.

I agree! Tew was a selfish, self-righteous a**hole! He left his mother for years, didn't want to come back- didn't want to disrupt his career, blah blah- waited till near the very end of her life to come and see her. So selfish! He allowed his guilt of being a shit and unfilial son to throw harsh judgement on the doctor.
Honestly Tew doesn't deserve the doc's affection.

🤣🤣🤣 Every thoughts I had about this series in this review. God... Joe was a top-toer dumbass. Tong deserved to end up cleaning toilets, not a happy ending. Shit characters should be allowed to remain shit, not always have unconvincing redemptions. 😒
Ming was just a weird. Logic and common sense were absent in this man 🤔

Love this review. One of the funniest I've read. I agree the characters were all adorable. And yes, the increasing number of characters in each paragraph you wrote had me rolling 🤣🤣🤣

I wouldn't say destroy. They've changed. A lot can (and often does) happen in 12 years. The person you are at 30yo can be unrecognisable from the person you were at 18yo. Sometimes it only takes one major event to change a person, but it could also be several minor events and influences throughout the years that shape a person's identity. In the most recent future, Kawi may look like he's living the dream, but we don't know exactly what he's gone through the past 12years. Just remember some celebrities who were accomplished and successful with a beautiful family and plenty of friends still ended up overdosing. Kawi was clearly using alcohol to fight depression. Probably using it habitually as liquid courage to deal with his stardom too. Anywho...I'm just here to say ep7 isn't unrealistic or undergone character assassinations. We're dealing with 12years in the future here. From teenagers to adulthood.