Stilling

In the 19th century, the golden age of medicine was ushered in by the introduction of anesthesia. An ambitious doctor named Hutson began practicing medicine at a rural hospital called Canbury at the recommendation of a professor. One day, Hutson found a patient in the forest whose entire body was burned. However, as he examined the patient, strange situations began to unfold that he could not explain with his medical knowledge.

(Source: Naver, translated)