wtf, this is better than most BL shows coming out recently... at least it's not flat and boring
Wouldn't know about how credible that claim is (I haven't been watching many bls recently, if any tbh) but if that really is the case, then omg, what happened? 😭 We were living so good up until 4 minutes 🥲
This show's poster & aesthetic was the only one appealing enough to me to make me want to check it out (albeit on a whim) but I'm disappointed to say the least. Even though the story is somewhat interesting, the problem lies in its execution (which is a big thing for me cause writing is literally my hobby 😭)
What a complete disaster of a show... The dialogues are shit, the acting is terrible and so so awkward that it makes you physically flinch. There were so many opportunities to make things nuanced and bring out the full potential in each scene but it felt as if they'd all been dealt with a sort of carelessness that bordered on hatred—for the story. Like what were the screenwriters, directors and actors even thinking passing such amateur cuts as ok 😭😭 Not to mention how the timeline, pacing, plot, character personalities as well as the thought process behind the MC's motives is all over the place with no proper flow or consistency. I couldn't stand it 😭 The only merit they have atp is that they have good production, and a pleasing aesthetic.
Would've been a good show if the execution wasn't terrible. A cringe-fest as of now tho.
Wouldn't recommend, there's better things out there to watch.
Yeah...it's depressing as hell, definitely a melodrama I watched like 6 episodes because the exam stress was making me crumble but now that those are over, I haven't picked it up again yet cause it's so sad and SLOW 😭 Nothing much really happens, it's very much just character driven - it's the type of drama you pick up when you want to seek comfort and peace in knowing that life isn't going all that smoothly for others either. A bit sadistic, but it heals. I hope you feel at least a little better after watching it!
It's better not to think about accuracy while watching the show. Just the beginning or when they first fly with…
Yeah the helicopter scene was straight up bs and fantasy lmao 😂 They took off the patient's lid midair and that too by making a hole in his skull with a chisel? Never mind that the hole has to be absolutely precise with the help of technology for mapping for proper location, but the trauma to the skull because of brute force from hammering could have severely damaged the patient's spine or other speech/movement areas of the brain! They’re breaking sterile code & medical compliance at every turn so this was just my breaking point lmao. I guess it also bothers me a bit more since I’m studying in the medical field so it stands out more like a sore thumb. The dissonance in some scenes is more apparent than the other and this ended up being one of those for me :/
Oh well, like u said, the surgeries & medical component is more of a stylistic device to deliver the more prominent part of the show, the struggles of the trauma team, and it IS a drama after all so there's only so much we can expect. It's still very enjoyable & well done so the drama deserves the praise it gets. But yeah, I just wanted to present my point on what I found to be a bit of a gap in the medical compliance aspect but other than that, it is quite entertaining 😂
Ok, so it was bearable so far with the medical accuracy but I'm currently halfway through Ep 4 and they just let…
But that surgical glove & endoscope move was so big brain & requires absolute precision & skill my goodness - he's really shown to have exceptional skills
Ok, so it was bearable so far with the medical accuracy but I'm currently halfway through Ep 4 and they just let two doctors who hadn't scrubbed into the OR??!! The sterile field atp is broken beyond repair & irl, they'd have to start over with the surgery, not to mention you just CANNOT enter DURING a surgical procedure WHILE the patient is literally cut open???? This point was kind of inexcusable & broke the immersion for me so bad. Now I get why Ju Ji Hoon said he argued with the director for one of the scenes, it must've been this one 😭😭
K-Drama 
We were living so good up until 4 minutes 🥲
This show's poster & aesthetic was the only one appealing enough to me to make me want to check it out (albeit on a whim) but I'm disappointed to say the least.
Even though the story is somewhat interesting, the problem lies in its execution (which is a big thing for me cause writing is literally my hobby 😭)
Oh well, hope we get better shows soon.
The dialogues are shit, the acting is terrible and so so awkward that it makes you physically flinch. There were so many opportunities to make things nuanced and bring out the full potential in each scene but it felt as if they'd all been dealt with a sort of carelessness that bordered on hatred—for the story. Like what were the screenwriters, directors and actors even thinking passing such amateur cuts as ok 😭😭
Not to mention how the timeline, pacing, plot, character personalities as well as the thought process behind the MC's motives is all over the place with no proper flow or consistency. I couldn't stand it 😭
The only merit they have atp is that they have good production, and a pleasing aesthetic.
Would've been a good show if the execution wasn't terrible.
A cringe-fest as of now tho.
Wouldn't recommend, there's better things out there to watch.
I watched like 6 episodes because the exam stress was making me crumble but now that those are over, I haven't picked it up again yet cause it's so sad and SLOW 😭
Nothing much really happens, it's very much just character driven - it's the type of drama you pick up when you want to seek comfort and peace in knowing that life isn't going all that smoothly for others either. A bit sadistic, but it heals. I hope you feel at least a little better after watching it!
But maybe that's just me - I really hope they can prove me wrong
Ps. for a second there I got really excited cause I thought we were getting another one of HDS's masterpieces 🥲
Why are we only kissing when the other is unconscious or drunk??? Hard pass
He showed up for the show's filming even after he'd previously sent in a notice of not participating 💀
https://x.com/Coup_dEtat5/status/1900126835872244006
"What?"
"He's my man"
Holy shit Seolhyun, those lines and their delivery was just 🔥🔥
This scene was so cool 😭
Oh well, ig I'll have to pay up 🥲 💰💰💰💰
They took off the patient's lid midair and that too by making a hole in his skull with a chisel? Never mind that the hole has to be absolutely precise with the help of technology for mapping for proper location, but the trauma to the skull because of brute force from hammering could have severely damaged the patient's spine or other speech/movement areas of the brain! They’re breaking sterile code & medical compliance at every turn so this was just my breaking point lmao. I guess it also bothers me a bit more since I’m studying in the medical field so it stands out more like a sore thumb. The dissonance in some scenes is more apparent than the other and this ended up being one of those for me :/
Oh well, like u said, the surgeries & medical component is more of a stylistic device to deliver the more prominent part of the show, the struggles of the trauma team, and it IS a drama after all so there's only so much we can expect. It's still very enjoyable & well done so the drama deserves the praise it gets. But yeah, I just wanted to present my point on what I found to be a bit of a gap in the medical compliance aspect but other than that, it is quite entertaining 😂