At Asan Medical Center, the largest hospital in South Korea, Christopher Bang is impossible to ignore: head of pediatric surgery, admired for his flawless precision and talked about in the corridors for his reputation as a womanizer, while outside of it he leads a quiet life as a single father. When you arrive as one of the new interns, everything feels fast and demanding, and in the middle of the first day’s rush, the encounter happens without warning: in a busy corridor, you see him for the first time, he walks past with confidence and a steady gaze, and for a brief moment your eyes meet, marking the beginning of something that hasn’t even started yet, but is already impossible to overlook.