Doctors (2016)

In the harsh landscape of her adolescence, 16-year-old Hye Jung (Park Shin Hye) is a feral force of uncivilized rebellion. Her world, devoid of maternal warmth since her mother's death, is one of perpetual misery and defiance. Hye Jung's father, unable to cope with her unruly behavior, entrusts her upbringing to her grandmother. Her life descends into a chaotic dance of disrespect, violence, and wayward antics - she is a school bully with a prickly personality, a protective shell around the scars etched deep in her soul. But destiny has a curious way of playing its cards. An inadvertent encounter with Ji Hong (Kim Rae Wong) while pilfering a CD triggers a cascade of transformative events. This man, whose path she almost didn't cross, not only moves into her grandmother's house but also steps into her life as her new school teacher. Ji Hong sees through Hye Jung's rugged exterior into her untamed intellect. He becomes her beacon in the storm, guiding her towards a path she never imagined - the path of learning. He is the mentor she never knew she needed, his influence gently peeling away her hardened shell and revealing the potential buried beneath. Encouraged by her grandmother's dream of a prosperous career for her and driven by her newfound faith in her own abilities, Hye Jung sets out to transform herself. The once unruly teenager begins to morph into a woman of ambition and compassion, her eyes set on the noble goal of becoming a doctor. "Doctors" is a riveting journey of self-discovery and growth. It's about the metamorphosis of a rebel into a healer, a transformation that is as captivating as it is inspiring. It's a testament to the power of mentorship, the resilience of the human spirit, and the ability to change one's destiny. A helpless gangster becomes a compassionate doctor, and in this remarkable transformation, lies a tale of extraordinary courage and determination.

Doctors is a comedy show featuring Kim Rae-won.

Doctors is currently streaming for free (ad-supported) on KoreaOnDemand and it's also available on Kocowa and KoreaOnDemand.