[BTS Jin's Bing's Essay] Is Love Curable? Episode 1

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01 | First Encounter

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Once a year, the national college entrance exam is celebrated and praised. Today is the day of the college entrance exam, and I am a high school senior who was a test taker until yesterday. I have been studying for the college entrance exam since elementary school, and today is the day when I can see the results of my hard work.

 

There were people cheering for me and us, the test takers, all over the world, but there was no one around me who cheered for me on my college entrance exam. I lived my life studying every day and only looking forward to the college entrance exam and medical school, so friends were a luxury to me.

 

All the kids around me were competitors, so I purposely built a wall. As for the friendly competitors, even the kids who had friends were definitely jealous, envious, and inferiority complexes, wanting to beat their friends.

 

That's how I finished the college entrance exam, which is called the most difficult college entrance exam of all time. As the sun was setting, I headed home and started grading as soon as I finished.

 

My life, which had been like a studying machine under the strict instructions of my parents, changed after receiving the result of a perfect score on the CSAT. I received a perfect score on the CSAT, which is one of the few places where a person can get a perfect score on the CSAT, which is held once a year, and is even called the most difficult CSAT in history.

 

So I entered the best and largest university medical school in our country, and I studied hard there and graduated. So I got my license and entered the university hospital that my parents and I wanted so badly. After a year of internship, today was my first day as a thoracic surgery resident.

 

 

“Professor, my name is Yoon Seo-ah, a first-year resident.”

 

“Oh, sit down.”

 

“What, you’re saying it’s my responsibility?”

 

“Yes, please take care of it.”

 

“Thoracic surgery is not something you come to often these days. Why did you come?”

 

“…Because something like that happened.”

 

 

“Just because of that? I don’t know if you’re qualified to be a doctor.”

 

“Still, I worked really hard to get in.”

 

“There’s no one who doesn’t try to get in here.”

 

“I’ve been trying to come here every day since I was in elementary school.”

 

“So, I don’t look at the process, I only look at the results.”

 

“…I can guarantee your skills.”

 

“If my manager isn’t good at it, then he’s not my manager.”

 

“You have to do well no matter what.”

 

“He was the top student at medical school, got straight A’s for all 6 years, and got a job at this hospital right after graduation, making him the youngest.”

 

“You’re smart, so you understand everything I say, right?”

 

“…Yes, of course.”

 

“Go out, I’m tired.”

 

 

Something seems wrong. It has to be Professor Kim Seok-jin, who is rumored to be the best in our hospital but also the most unscrupulous. I know that being a resident is hard, but it becomes twice as hard when you are in charge of Professor Kim Seok-jin.

 

I have to move under the direction of Professor Kim Seok-jin, the professor in charge, rather than the patients' attending physician. Will I be able to do well?