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The storyline focuses on the department of thoracic surgery within a hospital. Park Tae Soo has been a fellow in this specialty for four years, and his mother is in need of a heart transplant. At the same time, Choi Suk Han is a highly skilled thoracic surgeon who faces prejudice due to his modest educational background from a local university. Additionally, a mysterious woman, who has experienced a near-death situation, chooses to pursue a residency in thoracic surgery. (KoreanDrama.org)

At Doldam Hospital, a modest medical establishment, Kim Sa Bu, a previously celebrated surgeon, discovers a renewed sense of purpose as its leader. Following a successful surgery on Chairman Sin, he secures backing to enhance the hospital's operations. However, with the passing of Chairman Sin and the reemergence of an old adversary, Kim Sa Bu encounters fresh obstacles, including the reoccurrence of an old injury. To tackle the shortage of staff at Doldam, he brings on board two new surgeons: Seo U Jin, who is motivated by financial gain, and Cha Eun Jae, who faces difficulties in surgery. Will Kim Sa Bu be able to effectively run the hospital with these two unexpected recruits?

After completing their medical studies, Lu Ya Nan, Chen Yu Jing, He Mei Fen, and Pan Jia Hui joined the staff at Enron Hospital. The demanding workload and frequent medical emergencies gave them a profound insight into the life of doctors. Xiao Ke Ming, the head of the hospital's urology department, is known for his maturity, composure, and cautious nature, while his deputy, Zhong Li Wei, is characterized by his cynicism and strong principles. Their contrasting personalities often lead to conflicts over various issues, including their approach to work and life as well as the training of young physicians. The sudden death of Li Zhong Tian resulted in a significant inheritance left to Lu Ya Nan, who was then faced with persistent demands from Li Zhong Tian's son. Meanwhile, He Mei Fen found herself entangled in a deceitful emotional manipulation scheme orchestrated by Lei Zhen, a dishonest lawyer. Through her courage and resilience, He Mei Fen confronted the carefully laid traps and scams. This is a tale of doctors striving towards a promising and radiant future.

Once a renowned surgeon at the height of his career in a leading hospital, Kim Sa Bu abruptly abandons it all to embrace a life of solitude, taking on the role of a local doctor in a small community

The storyline unfolds as a melodrama centered around Kang Ma Roo, a man who has been deceived by his one true love, Han Jae Hee. Years later, Ma Roo leads a life of hedonism, having given up his own happiness for his girlfriend, only to find out she moved on and wed a wealthy man without a second thought. Driven by a desire for revenge, he seeks out Seo Eun Gi, the strong-willed and aloof daughter of the man Jae Hee chose to marry.

Inspired by the biblical narrative of Adam and Eve's first sons, Cain and Abel centers around Cain's envy of his brother Abel. Lee Cho In is an exceptionally talented physician who possesses everything he desires, while his older brother, Seon Woo, harbors resentment toward the admiration Cho In garners. Seon Woo holds his brother responsible for depriving him of all the positive aspects of his life. He accuses Cho In of winning their father's affection, receiving greater acknowledgment as a doctor, and claiming the heart of the woman he loves.

At a bar, Sen from the Kuntai Group crosses paths with Ling Yi, a hostess, and their lives become intertwined. Through their interactions, Sen discovers Ling Yi's pain from being abandoned by her boyfriend after serving time for accidentally causing a death. Despite his usual emotional barriers, Sen finds himself genuinely attracted to this compassionate young woman. Eventually, Sen reveals to Ling Yi that he is an undercover police officer who has spent years infiltrating the Kuntai Group in search of evidence of their criminal activities. As their bond deepens amidst dangerous situations, they pledge to start anew together once their mission is complete. With Ling Yi's help, Sen gathers crucial information about the Kuntai Group's illicit dealings by getting close to Elena, Kun's wife, resulting in the arrest of Kun and Elena and the downfall of the criminal organization. However, during the operation, Tai, Kun's enigmatic younger brother and the most unpredictable member of the Chen family, goes missing, raising concerns for the authorities. Meanwhile, a sinister plot against Sen and Ling Yi begins to take shape in the shadows...

Obstetrician and gynecologist Ye Zi traveled to the United States to give birth but returned to China following a miscarriage during surgery orchestrated by her ex-husband Tao Teng. Feeling guilty, the surgeon Yang Jun Bo is reassigned to a basic hospital where he begins researching abdominal pregnancy procedures, offering hope to Ye Zi who dreams of becoming a mother. Meanwhile, Tao Teng, now the deputy director of obstetrics and gynecology, resumes his pursuit of Ye Zi. With the support of a cheerful and lively group of friends and the encouragement of Yang Jun Bo, Ye Zi rediscovers her purpose and continues to work wonders in the field of medicine.

After being wrongly accused of a misdiagnosis, skilled surgeon Ryutaro Asada was forced to leave North Japanese Hospital and live in seclusion

In Dongli Hospital, Xiao Feng, a reserved Deputy Chief Physician in the Cardiology Department, is partnered with Lin Yi, a new doctor who has different medical beliefs and tends to act impulsively. Xiao Feng's younger sister, Fang Xiao Ran, also starts working in the Intensive Care Unit at the same hospital. While Xiao Feng is seen as the pillar of the department, Lin Yi, who was known for working alone in his previous hospital, finds it challenging to collaborate with others. Fang Xiao Ran chooses to work at Dongli Hospital to pursue her medical career and help improve family relationships. Over time, the three of them learn to work together effectively and become a reliable team.

A hospital can be compared to a stage where the drama of life unfolds, showcasing the cycles of birth, death, illness, recovery, despair, and hope. "Healing Souls" follows the lives of physicians, medical students, and other staff members at a traditional hospital serving an underprivileged community. Among them are Qin Huo, a skilled surgeon, and Wen You, a practitioner of traditional Chinese medicine, who must learn to work together despite their contrasting personalities. The hospital's director, Guan Bo, is facing a terminal illness and wants to find someone to take over his medical practice. As they navigate through various challenges and crises, Huo and You develop a partnership based on respect, love, and compassion. (DramaWiki) Available in two versions: 22 episodes (TV) || 34 episodes (online)

While working in the tourism industry abroad, Su Mang faced a challenging divorce and eventually returned to China

Du Di and Wu Cong Rui work as resident doctors in the Obstetrics and Gynecology Department of a prestigious hospital in China. Initially, they both had promising careers and stable relationships. However, they soon find themselves in a competitive situation. Guided by chief physician Huang Yun Ling and attending physician Lin Wei, the two friends encounter a variety of medical cases, witnessing the complexities of the human condition. Their patients include strangers, family members, friends, and even Du Di's mother who wishes to have another child despite her poor health. As they work together and compete, Liu Nian Bai returns to China to investigate his mother's death, forming a bond with Du Di in the process. Meanwhile, Wu Cong Rui and Li Jun Xiao navigate their evolving relationship, overcoming misunderstandings to acknowledge their true feelings for each other.

Following a serious error in his work in Tokyo, skilled surgeon Goto Kensuke is offered the opportunity to lead the sole clinic on Yonaguni, Okinawa, a small island facing difficulty in attracting capable medical professionals. Despite his limitations - such as seasickness and lack of a driver's license - Goto wins over the doubtful island residents with his expertise and commitment. The children on the island even create a flag for his clinic, albeit with his name misspelled, leading to him being affectionately known as Koto by all.

Surgeon Sagara Kosuke transformed the mindset of the medical staff at Dogami General Hospital through a combination of firmness and persuasion. Previously, the hospital seemed to be in a dire situation. Director Dogami Tamaki and administrator Momoi Shoichi were solely focused on the hospital's finances, while the doctors showed little concern for their patients. Sagara, unlike the typical medical hero, was not just a passionate and kind-hearted individual. He was determined to make necessary changes to benefit the patients, adapting his approach to overcome various challenges and conflicts. As the issue of the hospital's next leader arises, tensions between Sagara and Moriyama Takashi escalate.

Dogami Tamaki, director of Dogami General Hospital, leaves her nephew and future successor, surgeon Moriyama Suguru, in charge as acting director while she embarks on a luxurious cruise around the world. Moriyama, inexperienced in his new role, struggles to manage the hospital but becomes increasingly reckless in his behavior. Meanwhile, patient Hirabayashi Fumie reports symptoms of fatigue and right shoulder pain. After a thorough examination, it is discovered that she has developed angiosarcoma of the liver, a malignant tumor with a life expectancy of six months if left untreated. Surgeon Sagara Kosuke determines that immediate surgery is necessary but requires authorization from Moriyama and the support of all surgeons due to the complexity of the procedure. Despite Sagara's plea, Moriyama refuses due to the high risks involved. Sagara offers Fumie reassurance and seeks assistance from Shibuya Shoko, a medical representative, to connect with Tanabe, a former government official, for an undisclosed plan.

After being transferred to Teito Medical University's Shizuoka 11th Branch Hospital, Surgeon Kaji Hideki receives a surprising offer from hospital director Ito Shuichi. Ito suggests nominating Kaji as a professor in the upcoming election. Initially, Kaji declines the offer due to his lack of interest in status and power, despite his focus on financial gain. However, a life-threatening experience during surgery prompts Kaji to reconsider his priorities. He decides to enter the election, with no competition in sight. With the support of local financial figure Shimizu Gonzo, Kaji sets out to secure the necessary votes. Yet, he faces opposition from members of both Ito and deputy director Atami Masato's factions. In a bid to win over the last crucial vote from Professor Fujinomiya Sayuri, known for her integrity, Kaji finds himself in a challenging position. To make matters worse, Atami and another surgeon, Tsuruta Takumi, join the race for the professor position, intensifying the competition against Kaji.

After dedicating two years to teaching in a rural area, Lee Min Woo returns to an urban hospital to finish his residency while grappling with his own doubts about being a physician. With a carefree and humorous demeanor, he feels disillusioned with his profession and wishes for an easy path. However, a shocking event shakes him from his indifference, compelling him to reevaluate his original motivations for pursuing a medical career. Meanwhile, first-year resident Kang Jae In hails from a wealthy family that owns various hospitals, but her true desire is to be a doctor who can achieve independence and assist others. Both Min Woo and Jae In work in the emergency room under the mentorship of Choi In Hyuk, a renowned and diligent surgeon known for prioritizing his patients over his own needs.

Following the brutal murder of his mother by the Thai criminal organization Cheongbang, Lee Soo Hyun is taken in by NIS agent Kang Jung Ho's family. Alongside Jung Ho's son, Kang Min Gi, Soo Hyun trains to become a NIS agent. The two first crossed paths at the age of twelve and had another significant meeting thirteen years later, where they made promises about their future. One day, during a mission against the Cheongbang, Soo Hyun is unable to complete his objective due to resurfacing traumatic memories from his childhood in Thailand. In response to Soo Hyun's distress, NIS chief Jeong suggests that he go undercover within the Cheongbang. Accepting Jeong's offer, Soo Hyun stages his own death to assume a new identity as an undercover agent. Concealing his history, he infiltrates the Cheongbang with revenge as his motivation, leaving Ji Woo behind. Operating under the alias Kay, he navigates the alleyways of Bangkok, unaware that Ji Woo is the daughter of the very villain responsible for the deaths of his parents.

What occurs when a seemingly mismatched man and woman find themselves embroiled in a complex romantic tale? Cha Soo Hyun, the daughter of a politician, leads a life where she lacks the freedom to forge her own destiny

Wang Ju An and Su Mo are two individuals with contrasting backgrounds who find themselves employed at the same company

Daimon Michiko, a 37-year-old independent surgeon, is associated with a controversial medical staffing agency that assigns her to different hospitals. The challenging conditions in these hospitals have led to many doctors retiring, prompting the need for temporary replacements through the program. Despite her unconventional appearance and demeanor, Michiko stands out by questioning a planned surgery by a hospital director who lacks recent operating experience. This earns her criticism from the hospital staff, but she gains respect when she exposes the director's outdated skills. Michiko strictly adheres to her work hours, focuses solely on medical tasks, and stays out of hospital politics. Her exceptional surgical skills allow her to command high fees, but her personal life remains a mystery. Tanaka is a new surgeon, Uchida is an anesthesiologist, Kishibe oversees the staffing service, and Ito leads the hospital's surgical department.

Michiko continues her work as a freelance doctor at Teito University Hospital. While attending a horse race in Hokkaido as a guest of Dr. Kanbara Akira, she witnesses a dramatic incident involving a valuable racehorse. Overhearing the horse's owner expressing despair over the situation, Michiko confidently asserts that she would be able to succeed where others had failed. Weeks later, during a hospital conference, a patient with osteosarcoma of the thighbone is scheduled for treatment. The Chief Surgeon and his team initially plan to amputate the leg, but Michiko enters the scene with a different perspective.

At Doldam Hospital, Dr. Kim Sa Bu and his team are dedicated to preserving lives. A cutting-edge trauma center, complete with the latest medical advancements, is scheduled to open after a three-year wait. Before the center's official launch, a crisis emerges involving a North Korean vessel that has drifted into South Korean waters. Doctors from Doldam Hospital rush to aid the severely injured individuals on the ship. However, the patients require transportation to the hospital. Adding complexity to the situation, the South Korean government seeks to repatriate the North Korean patients as part of diplomatic negotiations with their neighboring nation. In the midst of this turmoil, Cha Jin Man, father of Cha Eun Jae and a former competitor of Dr. Kim Sa Bu, is enlisted to oversee the new trauma center.

Daimon Michiko, a freelance surgeon, becomes involved in a growing power struggle between the Totei University Hospital and Saikyo University Hospital factions at the National Medical Care Centre, the leading hospital in Japan known for its advanced technology.

The narrative follows Yang Guo and his beloved, Xiao Long Nu, as they navigate the martial arts world, where their forbidden romance as master and apprentice is frowned upon. Based on the novel written by Jin Yong.

The story takes place in Yokohama, where Hiroto Kanzaki dedicates himself to running a small ship repair business left to him by his father. He also supports his ailing mother and younger brother. Despite facing hardship, Hiroto has lost his ability to smile. On the other hand, Nao is the daughter of a successful jewelry store owner and enjoys a privileged upbringing. She is a student at an elite women's college and has always been surrounded by love and happiness. When Hiroto crosses paths with Nao, he begins to open up to her innocence and straightforward nature.

A year has passed since the downfall of Hiruma Shigekatsu, who was involved in unethical hospital politics. Teito Medical University Hospital now has its first female hospital director, who prioritizes patient care and is implementing significant reforms to improve the medical department. Despite her efforts, influential figures within the hospital are secretly working to regain their previous control over profits and the hierarchical society, known as the "black tower." As Hiruma behaves suspiciously, skilled freelance surgeon Daimon Michiko bravely confronts the organization head-on.

This time, Surgeon Daimon Michiko is transferred to Totei University Hospital. Despite being known as the leading university hospital in the nation, the hospital's reputation has taken a hit due to various scandals, medical errors, and internal conflicts. The new hospital director, Hiruma Shigekatsu, aims to restore the hospital's image and expand his influence, driven by a long-held grudge against Michiko. Under his leadership, the hospital has shifted focus towards business operations, with the medical departments losing power to the administrative department. Only doctors with strong reputations are retained, turning the hospital into a profit-driven organization. How will Michiko navigate the power struggles in this turbulent healthcare environment?

The narrative centers on the urgent aid provided by doctors, conversations about healthcare reform, internal hospital dynamics, conflicts, camaraderie, and romantic relationships within the medical team at Marshall Paxton Hospital.

The narrative revolves around the dynamics of power and politics among physicians in a hospital setting. Alliances among friends can shift rapidly, while former adversaries may suddenly become allies. Dr. Jang Joon Hyeok, an ambitious surgeon, aspired to ascend to the position of department head following his boss's retirement. However, his ambitions were thwarted by Dr. Lee, who had plans to bring Dr. Noh Min Guk from the United States to succeed him. Additionally, Dr. Lee's wife had her sights set on Dr. Noh as a potential son-in-law, while their daughter, Lee Yoon Jin, had her own agenda. Dr. Choi Do Young, a close friend of Dr. Jang, preferred to steer clear of the hospital's political machinations, focusing solely on his medical practice and patient care. However, when Dr. Jang faced legal action from a patient's family alleging negligence that led to the patient's death, Dr. Choi allied with Lee Yoon Jin to advocate for the rights of the deceased, risking both his position at the hospital and their friendship.

The "Fresh Beginnings in the World of Healthcare" series took place in a hospital focused on patient-centered medical treatment. By showcasing the dynamic relationships between doctors, nurses, and patients, the series explored the essence of life and the true meaning of medical care. In this installment, Sugihara Sonoe, a retiree at 60, embarks on a quest to rediscover the concept of "ideal medical care" within a cozy private hospital with approximately 100 beds. (MBS)

After retiring from Sanada General Hospital, Sugihara Sonoe is facing challenges in establishing a new Takama Hospital. The second installment of the "New At the Scene of Life" series focuses on a small home-visit nursing center in the downtown area. The importance of home care for an aging society is highlighted as medical care transitions from hospitals to communities. This story explores the evolving concept of necessary nursing and medical care, showcasing Sonoe's unique approach that differs from traditional methods. Viewers will witness a new side of Sonoe as she navigates the complexities of work and love in this heartfelt drama.

Set in the midst of challenges faced by a financially struggling privately-owned hospital, this romantic drama explores a love story that teeters between affection and animosity. It delves into the intricate dynamics between the hospital director's daughter and her family, as well as the individuals involved in the hospital's restructuring process.

Doctor Xu Qing Feng from Yanxi Hospital and senior airline pilot Guan Yu Qing are highly skilled and well-compensated professionals who struggle with challenging family dynamics

During his childhood, Park Hoon and his father were abducted by North Korean forces. While in North Korea, his father, who was a physician, trained him to follow in his footsteps. Park Hoon ultimately emerged as an exceptionally skilled heart surgeon. He later escapes to South Korea and starts working at the prestigious Myeongwoo University Hospital. However, he struggles with feelings of alienation. In his quest to reunite with his love from North Korea, he goes to great lengths to earn money.

Sun Jae, a twenty-year-old piano virtuoso who earns a living as a delivery worker due to his modest upbringing, unexpectedly discovers a concert hall one day. While playing the piano there, he attracts the interest of Hye Won, a prestigious art director who is married to a piano professor. Acknowledging his innate ability, she arranges for him to receive instruction from her husband, aiming to nurture him into a rising musical star. Having grown up in poverty and lacking formal training, Sun Jae is deeply moved by Hye Won's encouragement, which becomes a crucial support for him. As their relationship evolves, he reveals his feelings for her. Hye Won, captivated by his charm and enthusiasm, struggles with her emotions, caught between safeguarding her established career and exploring this passionate romance.

The focus of Big White Duel is on the political dynamics within the healthcare sector in Hong Kong, particularly at Ming Shing North Hospital. Dr. Yeung, serving as the deputy director, suggests a transformation of the hospital's bureaucratic structure, which is met with resistance from Dr. Tong, who leads the cardiology department. Dr. Tong is concerned that the changes proposed by Dr. Yeung may hinder the less fortunate from accessing healthcare services.

Ritsu was left by his mother Reiko when he was young, leading him to live in the lower socioeconomic class. After sustaining a severe head injury in a case, Ritsu's life is at risk. Believing his mother abandoned him due to financial struggles, Ritsu sets out to reconcile with her before his potential demise. However, upon discovering that she is happily living with her son Satoru, a talented pianist, Ritsu decides to seek revenge. Along the way, Ritsu encounters Rinka, a girl he had helped before, and learns she is Satoru's childhood friend.

A decade after being expelled from the hospital where his girlfriend Danjo Mifuyu worked, Okita Kazuaki comes back to Japan as a skilled surgeon to help Mifuyu's father, his former mentor. Mifuyu is now married to Okita's former friend Masao, who played a part in Okita's previous downfall and is now aiming to take control of the hospital. As Okita navigates through betrayal and emotional turmoil, his unwavering commitment to his patients inspires those around him to reconsider the true essence of healthcare.

Former neurosurgeon Kawauchi Miyabi is experiencing memory loss, with a gap of two years missing from her recollection and an inability to form new memories. Transitioning to work as an assistant nurse, her life takes a turn when she encounters the quirky neurosurgeon Sanpei Tomoharu, who becomes a guiding light in her journey. Through her dual roles as a doctor and a patient, the mystery surrounding her memory loss begins to unravel, exposing a well-kept secret.

Kim Hyun Joon and Jin Sa Woo share a deep friendship and are recruited into a covert agency called NSS by analysts Choi Seung Hee and Park Sang Hyun. Both Hyun Joon and Sa Woo develop feelings for Seung Hee during her initial assessment of them. Their lives take a dramatic turn when Hyun Joon is assigned a solo operation in Hungary. Subsequently, Hyun Joon embarks on a quest to uncover who betrayed him and to understand the motives of IRIS.

Chuno narrates the tale of Lee Dae Gil, a nobleman whose life takes a tragic turn when Won Ki Yoon, a slave, sets fire to his home and flees with his sister, Un Nyun, who harbors feelings for Dae Gil. Fueled by a thirst for vengeance, he endures the brutal realities of life on the streets and establishes himself as a slave hunter, determined to locate Un Nyun, his first and only love. Meanwhile, Song Tae Ha, a General of the Army, becomes a slave after being wrongfully convicted of a crime he didn’t commit and finds himself evading Dae Gil's relentless chase. The two men become enmeshed in a love triangle involving Un Nyun, who has transitioned from being a runaway slave to Kim Hye Won, the daughter of a nobleman.

Set during the Enlightenment period of 19th-century Joseon, this story features a protagonist who is the offspring of the kingdom's most renowned swordsman. Following the loss of his father and the sale of his younger sister into slavery, he exchanges his sword for a firearm as he sets out on a quest for vengeance. Throughout this journey, the drama aims to illustrate the struggles and bravery of the youth from that time.

Baek Gang Hyeok, a skilled trauma surgeon with experience in high-stress environments, joins a university hospital to take charge of the severe trauma team. His strong and determined personality clashes with the hospital's financial difficulties as the team continues to successfully treat patients. The team consists of Yang Jae Won, a former proctology surgeon who becomes Baek Gang Hyeok's first apprentice, nurse Cheon Jang Mi, and resident anesthesiologist Park Gyeong Won. With Baek Gang Hyeok at the helm, the team evolves from a mere symbol to a group that actively saves lives.

Park Ji Sang is a physician who focuses on hepato-pancreato-biliary surgery at the country's leading cancer research hospital. Unbeknownst to many, he is also a vampire. Although he appears distant and unemotional, Ji Sang conceals a tender heart and deep-seated sorrow, longing for meaningful connections with others. He holds a strong belief in the value of human life and restrains his bloodlust in order to care for terminally ill patients and save lives. Among his peers is Yoo Ri Ta, an accomplished doctor who began her medical education at just 17 years old and is the niece of the chairman of the conglomerate that owns the hospital. While Ri Ta is exceptionally skilled, she can be arrogant and conceited, yet Ji Sang finds himself attracted to her. He also becomes embroiled in a struggle between good and evil as he encounters Lee Jae Wook, a duplicitous hospital director who wins everyone's confidence with his amiable facade but secretly harbors dangerous ambitions for power and a knack for cruelty.

This series explores the hospital as a fertile environment for the abuse of authority. It is a setting rife with competing interests and conflicting personalities. While physicians possess the ability to save lives, the board holds the power to end careers. In an establishment that claims to prioritize public health, it is often personal grudges that motivate individuals to rise each day. (JTBC)

A significant moment in Korean history, one that will always be remembered, is depicted in this captivating historical drama, which marks its centenary. In 1919, amid the Japanese colonial era, two pivotal occurrences set the stage for Korea's liberation: the March 1st Movement and the formation of the Korean Provisional Government. Alongside these events emerged a clandestine group dedicated to the cause of freedom, known as the Heroic Corps. Both historically and in the narrative, the leader of this corps is referred to as Kim Won Bong, a name known only to a select few. He seldom remains in one location for over two hours and takes only brief rests. Driven by intense passion, he moves swiftly, dreaming of his nation's freedom. Meanwhile, Lee Young Jin, a Korean woman raised by a Japanese military physician, follows in her adoptive father's footsteps and, through various circumstances, gains admission to a prestigious medical school in Shanghai. Upon her return to Joseon, she becomes the first female surgeon. The paths of these two individuals intersect, and despite their differing beliefs, Won Bong soon recognizes the value of her presence and begins to regret sending her deep into hostile territory. Together, they navigate challenges, sometimes running, sometimes stumbling, but always rising again to pursue their aspirations. Carrying the weight of the historical struggles that influenced Korea's independence, they aspire to ensure that the past is never forgotten.

Lee Yeong Oh is an exceptionally skilled neurosurgeon who has recently returned to Korea after completing his education overseas

So Hye, a passionate screenwriter, discovers that she has breast cancer just as she begins crafting a drama centered around the illness, with a prognosis of only five months to live. She resolves to seize the moment, pursue her dreams, and settle unresolved matters. However, her life takes an unforeseen turn when Hae Sung, a renowned actor and her first love, reenters her life. Although they initially clash, a romantic bond begins to form between them. Meanwhile, Joon Ki, her doctor and friend, also competes for her heart, showing empathy for her internal battles. As So Hye grapples with a challenging choice between the two, time is slipping away. How can she ensure she departs without any regrets?