"Love is Panacea" shines brightest when delving into the challenges of medical research and the emotional toll of grappling with a life-threatening illness. For those anticipating a romance-centric plot, the series may fall short of expectations. Romance, while present, takes a backseat, and unfortunately, the romantic scenes are marred by inadequate writing and direction.

As the narrative shifts its focus back to the home country, there's a noticeable enhancement in storytelling quality. While a few unnecessary clichés persist, accompanied by questionable editing choices, the overall experience becomes more palatable. Fans of Luo Yunxi, medical science enthusiasts, and those drawn to angsty romances will find "Love is Panacea" to be an engaging and intricate modern drama.

Despite its strengths, the series does suffer from an abrupt conclusion, leaving me wishing for a more satisfying and well-rounded ending. Nevertheless, if one can overlook this shortcoming, the show offers a compelling exploration of medical challenges, love, and the complexities of modern life.