Sahil Toppo's comments

@Yui only 3 year difference is fine

@Madara Uchiha kitae

@Iminpain this is one of the sub manhwa that related to lookism

@cute_otaku bro police is controlled by absolute evil and james lee so they don't interfere until someone die or want to involve police

@cute_otaku because he didn't even try

@Elliott K Even at 100 wishes every day, it would still take about 27.4 billion years to use all 1 quadrillion wishes

@Elliott K he have 1 quadrillion wishes so why not

@Troop it's ok only if she is FMC

@AmbyrRavyn why not it's not like this is only hospital in korea or if it is then korea is poor is health field

@Bordered @Bordered even though I am medical student I don't know qps It should be qrs complax

@silent_nightingale i want this type of grandmother

@Plot @Plot a person who has had heart surgery or even a heart transplant can become a surgeon, but it depends on their long-term health, physical stamina, and medical clearance. Here’s the difference: Heart surgery (like valve repair, bypass surgery, congenital defect repair, etc.) Many people recover fully and go on to demanding careers, including medicine and surgery. Heart transplant This is more complicated because transplant recipients must take lifelong medicines that suppress the immune system, and they need regular medical monitoring. Some may still be able to practice medicine or surgery if their health remains stable, but it varies from person to person. To become a surgeon, someone usually needs: Strong physical endurance Ability to stand for long operations Stable overall health Clearance from medical licensing and occupational health evaluations A previous heart condition alone does not automatically disqualify someone from becoming a surgeon. There are even doctors and surgeons who continued their careers after major medical conditions. A famous example is Dr. Devi Shetty, who has spoken publicly about the importance of cardiac recovery and modern heart care, though he himself is not a transplant recipient.