The Hippocratic Crush II — Season 1, Episode 2: Episode 2
Drama • 45 min • 1 season, 30 episodes • ★ 7.0/10
Episode synopsis
MAN-SAN, his cousin MONICA and his good friend MOYUNG WAI open a coffee shop together. MOYUNG WAI persuades MAN-SAN to treat his illness as early as possible but MAN-SAN doesn't take it seriously. MAN-SAN discovers that his patient's tumor cell is in its 2nd phase already. Deputy consultant doctor CHONG BOK-MAN suggests him to perform an operation for the patient and he assigns MEI-SUET to be his immediate assistant. PUI-CHUNG, SHUI-WAH and two other friends join singles party together. The girls laugh at them and they are upset. MEI-SUET and BING-CHAN visit YAT-KIN to try his mother SIU-ANG's homemade soup. TZE-YU receives an urgent call from the hospital and YAT-KIN accompanies her to go back. CHIN-YEE looks for MONICA at the coffee shop. MOYUNG WAI and MAN-SAN reveal that MONICA is not in Hong Kong. HIU-TUNG returns from Australia and she works as a volunteer in the hospital. She believes that PUI-CHUNG's girlfriend is living abroad……
About The Hippocratic Crush II
Neurosurgeon Cheung Yat-Kin marries fellow doctor Fan Tze-Yu and the two are happily living together, expecting their first child. However, when Tze-Yu is diagnosed with a tumour, her pregnancy becomes medically unsafe and, much to her dismay, Yat Kin doesn't want her to go through with childbirth. This causes a dangerous rift between the two, one that love alone can't bridge. But before the once-happy couple can focus on their marital problems, Yat-Kin also has to contend with pathology specialist Lok Man-Sang, a new arrival to the hospital who simply cannot go without disagreeing with Yat-Kin, and who also gets involved with Heung Chin-Yi, an internal medicine doctor nearly 20 years his junior with her own heartbreak to deal with. Between an unwanted power struggle, the slow disintegration of their marriage, and the small matter of saving lives, Yat-Kin and Tze-Yu have to figure out how to bring their flat-lining marriage-and love-back to the operating table.