I have no idea where to start but I'd just like to bring light to all the controversial issues they touched upon which I have never really seen being touched upon in other medical kdramas. These issues include euthanasia, DNR orders, malpractice and negligence. Now what I think they excelled in was realistically depicting different opinions on these issues, showing different perspectives and from this it doesn't drill the viewers in having to agree with only one opinion. The drama really teaches us that broadening our views on issues can completely change how we perceive a situation. In fact that is what I liked a lot about the drama though I was disappointed on how they wrapped up the issue of euthanasia hence why I gave this drama a 9/10 and not a 10/10.

With such a plot deemed to be serious, I really enjoyed the bonding between everyone in the anesthesiology department, it was like a breeze of fresh air watching them all work as a team and supporting one another. Character development was also very nice to watch.
Romance aspect wise, I personally think romance in the drama is pretty different in comparison to other medical kdramas (at least from the ones I've watched), instead of seeing a lot of couple-like-moments, we got to see all couples involved grow as individuals especially the leads with its gradual development from mentor & mentees to an actual couple.

Acting was superb, all the characters executed their emotions very well and yes overall I loved this drama a lot, I honestly had this in my plan to watch list for quite some time now because I was pretty reluctant on watching it but it only took me 2 days to finish watching. So if you are looking for a medical kdrama to watch, I strongly recommend Doctor John.

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