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I think it’s probably because of the first reason you mentioned! Professor Seo sees potential in Yiyoung. There was even that scene where she was on the phone with someone and mentioned that Yiyoung did a good job with the sutures, and told them to let her keep practicing. I also feel like another reason she keeps pushing her is because she’s noticed how uninterested /absent-minded Yiyoung seems most of the time. But since Yiyoung still performs well and has potential, Professor Seo probably sees it as her responsibility to keep encouraging her, almost like she doesn’t want to let that talent go to waste. I don’t think she knows about Yiyoung’s plan to quit though. But honestly, by the end of the drama, I doubt Yiyoung will even be thinking about quitting anymore lol

Yeah, usually I like to keep both tabs open, and while watching the eps live I come and drop my commentary whenever something picks my attention haha

I absolutely love these types of dramas too, especially when they’re focused on crime investigation, emergency, or medical genre! They always keep things interesting and dynamic, never letting the story get stagnant. Plus, the variety of situations that pop up in each episode adds so much depth and keeps you hooked. Every new issue brings something fresh, which makes the show feel fast-paced and constantly evolving. And also all the while leaving us with food for thought.

I’m still only halfway through the episode, so I’m not sure how everything will unfold, but I was honestly so frustrated when she did it for the second time with the note at Yiyoung. I totally understand where Sa Bi is coming from, though. I was just like Sabi in terms of being number one until I entered Uni so I do get where she is coming from and I was hit pretty hard by it too and ofc my self esteem and having a whole internal crisis about my worth etc. but I never considered on subotaging my fellow Uni students... Instead, I took it as a challenge to work harder. Even if I failed, I would swallow the bitterness, wipe away the tears, and try again.

That being said, I don’t think Sa Bi is a bad person. We’re all different shades of gray, right? But her actions really upset me here, and I just needed to vent about it. If everything turns out well in the end, then great! And as you said, the fact that she’s clearly struggling with guilt shows there’s hope for her growth.

My first impression: The first four episodes are pretty solid. Episode 1 was a bit slow and hard to get into in the first half, but after that, from the 2nd episode on, it really started to pick up for me. Even without big-name actors, most of the cast does a great job, everyone feels natural in their roles and nothing feels out of place.
This drama is mostly a slice-of-life story centered around medical staff and their hectic daily routines. Even within the first few episodes, you can already see some character growth, which is always a plus.

I remember watching a few episodes of HP years ago, but I never ended up finishing it. That said, I can see the similarities between the two shows. Still, they can stand on their own, and you don’t need to have seen one to watch the other.

So far, Resident Playbook has kept me engaged, and I’m really enjoying it! I’d recommend to give the first 2–3 episodes a try and see if it’s your kind of show. ^^

Well, romance isn’t really the main focus of this drama, so I think that’s why it doesn’t take center stage and some things are only left implied and not shown to us in detail. As for her constantly saying she wants to quit, I don’t think she actually means it. It feels more like her way of blowing off steam from the intense and hectic work schedule they all deal with.

I have come to learn to never trust kdrama/cdrama previews lol Cause 9/10 times they turn out differently...

I'm currently on episode 4, and Sa Bi is seriously getting on my nerves! Like how is it Yeong's fault that Professor Seo happens to like her better? The mature thing to do would be to talk to the professor and try to prove yourself positively, not sabotage your colleague just to make yourself look better. That was so low.

After watching these 4 eps, Sa Bi really needs to grow up and stop obsessing over being number one or the favorite all the time. It's just not humanly possible to be the best all the time. I learned it my self after getting to university, where you get to meet so many great minds. The world doesn’t revolve around her, and she needs to realize that everyone has their own strengths and weaknesses, including her. Clearly, Professor Seo sees something in Yeong that Sa Bi doesn’t have. So instead of dragging others down, maybe she should focus on working on herself and improving in her own right.

Exactly! It was such a shift for her, seeing that other side of him. She’d only really known him as the playful, teasing guy at home or in the car scene, so when she saw him being responsible and kind at work, it was like, "Whoa, there’s more to him!" I can totally see why that made her see him in a more attractive light lol it's that mix of goofy and genuine that’s hard to resist, haha

Honestly, she never really hated him, at least not from what I’ve seen in the 3 episodes I’ve watched. They just had that playful, bickering dynamic, like teasing each other all the time. It gave off childhood friend vibes to me, you know? The kind where they act annoyed and argue, but you can totally tell they’re going to end up together eventually lol
Also I think it wasn't so sudden like some others said cause you can notice her attitude changing on ep2 after she notices how he is at work and how he stood up for her 2 times and how well he treated all the new residents in general >< So that made her start seeing him in a whole new light lol

I'm currently on ep3 and I love this so far!^^ Also, the lead couple's chemi is so nice and sweet!><

Sorry but it's been months since I watched this cdrama so it's hard to remember this but you are on the right show! This scene does exist here I remeber it! I would bet around early 20smth eps maybe? I think it was when she visited the duke's manor upon the adopted daughter's request with other ladies ( but that was secretly instructed by 2ml)

I don't think so. It was actually written that way in the novel as well and in the novel ver. him and duman's relationship was explored in more detail...But I guess there were not enough eps to show it to us in the adaptation...

Honestly, Blind is a captivating blend of suspense, emotional depth, and character exploration. Its intricate plot twists and heartfelt brotherhood make it a standout in the crime drama genre for me, leaving a lasting impression on its audience. It kind of reminded me of Hello Monster, and the final episode had me tearing up all the while, questioning the nature of justice and morality.

This is definitely one of the best noona dramas I've watched! I adored the slow-burn romance between the leads and their chemistry. I also appreciated how well the drama balanced the sports storyline with the romantic plot, keeping things engaging for the audience. As someone who was invested in both, I was left feeling completely satisfied!
If I had to point out one downside, it would be the final episode. The pacing did pick up a bit too much towards the end, but the finale felt the most rushed and poorly edited compared to the rest. I also wasn’t a fan of how the wedding scene was crammed in at the very end. It felt like they could have used at least one more episode to give it the proper attention it deserved (though I understand this might have been a budget issue).
All in all, this cdrama was a solid 9/10 for me. ^^

I guess I am a bit too much of a crybaby cause the scenenof them watching their messages was the moment the floodgates opened for me haha 😭

1) There is a love square lol That last for around the first 6-8 eps. Personally I found it funny and at times frustrating but the dust settles soon enough so it didn't become tiring. And it's definitely not deep just you know the way crushes work sometimes in high school>< After that you can see the leads romance slowly blooming with various gestures they do for one another^^
2) That I don't remember exactly but it's around the 20smth ep. When they are in college.
3) No there is no break up between our leads after they get together. But Qq and SC do break up however you will realise while watching that it was hard to root for them from the start lol And both find other better suited ppl.
4) The ending is both happy and a satisfying one and the last 20 minutes were truly emotional and impactful.

She appeared later on again with middle aged Aesun when she was selling matress to her.

Yes^^

She did appear occasionally actually lol That was Gwansik's younger sister! Remember the little girl in their house when they still lived with their in-laws? Aesun's daughter playing with anither young girl in the family's yard that was Gwansik's much younger sister.