Doctors don't only belong to hospital, they belong with people!
GREAT DRAMA! Enjoyed every episode and all the characters on the island. The story building and the moments between all the characters are well-written. It's neither too heavy nor too light. I liked the village chief, FL's grandma, and other people of the island, through each character there's something to learn that the director wants to portray.
Both the ML and FL have their own insecurities and past traumas, how they navigate through it together and overcome them, is an interesting journey to watch. That plot of public health doctors vs. nurses is always funny to watch. Towards the end, they all appear like a family, bonds formed over a course of time.
The public health centre at the island goes through many challenges, especially after the arrival of ML, but with each challenge their identities are more refined. The drama is not limited to island only, but connects to the mainland also. How patients are transferred to mainland for treatment, that governor whose political agenda runs on rural medical care accessibility and many other elements.
The drama never makes you feel bored or overstimulated. There is always a peaceful lingering in the background maybe because of the character of FL. I loved those dialogues that came on the screen at the end of every episode. Also, how the drama ends on the note of the hope of SEASON 2.
I personally loved this drama. No overacting or over-complicated plots. Most of the scenes are engaging, and the drama teaches valuable life and personal lessons throughout. A wholesome, lighthearted drama for sure!
Both the ML and FL have their own insecurities and past traumas, how they navigate through it together and overcome them, is an interesting journey to watch. That plot of public health doctors vs. nurses is always funny to watch. Towards the end, they all appear like a family, bonds formed over a course of time.
The public health centre at the island goes through many challenges, especially after the arrival of ML, but with each challenge their identities are more refined. The drama is not limited to island only, but connects to the mainland also. How patients are transferred to mainland for treatment, that governor whose political agenda runs on rural medical care accessibility and many other elements.
The drama never makes you feel bored or overstimulated. There is always a peaceful lingering in the background maybe because of the character of FL. I loved those dialogues that came on the screen at the end of every episode. Also, how the drama ends on the note of the hope of SEASON 2.
I personally loved this drama. No overacting or over-complicated plots. Most of the scenes are engaging, and the drama teaches valuable life and personal lessons throughout. A wholesome, lighthearted drama for sure!
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