I'm still superficial as always, and all I can watch is Matt's beautiful body and childish sweet smile. God knows he's 40 years old.
On the whole, this drama is a bit low and high, and the later telling skills are quite mature, and some of the stalks are quite interesting to the back. In the long run, the so-called villains of hunter and bell are too one-sided. I don't feel their cleverness at all. I also feel a bit low-level when they are embarrassed. After all, everyone knows that bell is a black hand in the hospital. There is no other way to replace or threaten. The cover-up method is extremely low-level. How can you cover the sky in the hospital with your own reputation? The portrayal of the inside story is far inferior to the giant white tower, but the final reversal is still a bit interesting.
I also want to complain about our conrad's characterization. It is reasonable to say what a charming character he is. When he was young, he chose to be a doctor with great ambition. Now he seems to be in the hospital talking and drinking with everyone. He is kind and soft at heart, although he is extremely arrogant. The patient is extremely responsible. Under the iceberg, he is actually a very heavy hearted person, who refuses to reveal his past to his girlfriend and likes to blame the patient's death on his own burden. According to the urination of American dramas, this is mostly related to his life experience. related.
The first season briefly portrayed Conrad's life experience. His parents were divorced when he was very young, and his relationship with his father was very tense. He was also a bear child full of rebellious bones. Pissed off, he went to the Marine Corps, and ended up staying in this daddy's hospital as a resident doctor for three years. As a result, the good friend also fell in love with his girlfriend. As a result, the good friend not only made Conrad jealous and fought with other girls Aside from one shot, there was no threat at all. At the end of the first season, Conrad and Nic got back together, but Conrad's naivety, self-improvement, and self-isolation still exist. I still expect the two to have a greater conflict of interest. I always feel that this kid is too cheap.
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