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The series is fast moving although it is only 10 episodes in total. All the casts are excellent in their portrayal of the characters - including the perpetrators and victims. I am impressed with Judge Sim for standing her grounds on her believes in the way the juveniles should be treated to correct their behaviours for the future.

I did expect Prof Cha Young Min not to recover however, the ending was acceptable to me and a happy one too. Prof Cha recorded himself (whilst in the body of Dr. Go Seung Tak) so as not to forget his 'ghost' existence story when he comes out of his coma. The medical action taken by the doctors were very exciting. The mental trauma that Dr. Go Seung Tak went through and how overcame it was very realistic. It shows that we should not regret our chosen vocations whilst alive and accomplish what we had set out to do without regret and in this case becoming doctors was to save lives.

I decided to watch this series when I read Xiao Zhan was part of the cast. However he only appeared in the last few episodes. The hero was excellent in his performance being a man from the future. All the cast members each played their role well. The drama was exciting and fast moving, which made me sit and watch the drama intently. I do not understand Mandarin so need to depend on subtitles which during some of the scene's sub-title were too fast. However, the scenes moved fast; story connectivity was excellent. Xiao Zhan's role was stoic and his hairstyle made him look a very serious character compared to Wei Ying in The Untamed, where he was carefree. However, the ending of Season 1 was not to my expectation. I am eagerly awaiting Season 2. Hats off to the writer Mao Ni.