There would have been no problem if Doctor-X 518 had only been adapted to this extent

In episode 518, there is a patient with a gunshot wound to the head. Who would perform a surgery with a success rate of less than 10%?
Since the hospital doesn't want to take responsibility, they devise a plan to have Gye Su-jeong, who joined as a part-timer, perform the surgery, and she ends up doing it somewhat against her will but also by her own choice.
It is a high-profile surgery with a high possibility of failure, so the only staff available to participate are an anesthesiologist and an intern... (omitted)
If it had only gone this far, not even a gram of controversy would have arisen.
However, instead of that, they created a "Patient Persuasion TF Team," including Gye Su-jeong, who used to cry "Itashimasen" (I won't do it) regarding anything outside of what she could do with her medical license.
They went down to Gwangju, took the 518 bus to visit the 5.18 Memorial Cemetery, and visited a shabby private clinic that you'd only see in a small town.
Then the patient runs to the rooftop in a state of delirium, sees a Doctor Heli, and they film a forced-emotion musical, even using a narrative set to music inspired by "May Songs."
The documentary-style directing is so bad that it makes three consecutive PPLs look like child's play; it's truly worthy of criticism.
Viewers want to see a dark hero, not tune in to watch an EBS documentary.