This year, I watched three firefighter-themed dramas: Each took a different angle on firefighting. Among them, I particularly appreciated this drama for its focus on the professional side of firefighters—how they save lives, undergo rigorous training, teach others, and handle challenges. Even after the credits, it educates viewers on dealing with fires, earthquakes, and more. What stood out was the minimal emphasis on romantic narratives; while many viewers anticipated this, I found the focus on the firefighters' growth and challenges commendable.

Initially, I hesitated due to circulating spoilers regarding a contentious ending involving the main characters. Contrary to the popular reaction, I found the conclusion satisfying. The unity and selflessness displayed by the firefighters, risking their lives for their country, left a lasting impression. The final scene, with the female lead dancing and the firefighters in the audience, warmed my heart.

The dedication of firefighters to saving lives and properties knows no bounds, persisting until their last breath. Their role extends beyond extinguishing fires, encompassing rescues from imminent dangers, collapsed buildings, forest fires, landslides, floods, and even everyday emergencies like overheated car engines or lost items. This portrayal reflects the multifaceted life of a firefighter—their pivotal role in life-and-death situations deserves our utmost appreciation.

This drama taught me a lot. I enjoyed its humor, budding relationships, and the strong bonds among the firefighters. Their station was more than a workplace—it was a home where colleagues were family. I empathized with their losses, struggles with mistreatment, and team conflicts. However, their unity amidst challenges was inspiring. While every drama has antagonists, here they mainly affected the female lead rather than the male lead. What resonated most was the enduring love between the main characters despite their demanding careers.

This drama shines in portraying firefighters. The cast's performances, including real family members in certain episodes, added depth. The struggles depicted were compelling, leaving impactful messages for viewers.