Good Doctor

Shone , a young man with autism, travels from the countryside to report for duty as a medical resident but faces opposition. Along the way, he helps an injured child from an accident, and the video of his act goes viral, giving him another chance to prove himself.

Archawin refuses to accept Shone, believing he cannot control his emotions. When Shone speaks bluntly to a patient's relative, it causes trouble and leads to an infection. He then decides to perform surgery on his own but loses control. Archawin steps in to help and becomes even more convinced that Shone is unfit to be a doctor.

Shone's teammates ignore him, with only Preem offering help. Archawin still refuses to accept him until a fire breaks out. Shone manages to stay calm and in control, even as Archawin remains uncertain. However, Dr. Preem comes to accept him, and the two learn that differences are not obstacles to being a doctor.

Dr. Preem helps Shone practice observing and sketching people's facial expressions to understand emotions. She prepares for a heart transplant surgery for Chat, but the operation fails, leaving her heartbroken. Shone continues his practice of observing people and keeps dreaming of a mysterious woman and a missing bracelet he can't find.

Shone communicates well with Nong Khong Khwan, but becomes confused when he sees the child's father dressed as a woman. Preem is still healing from her past wounds and is cared for by Archawin . Shone is excluded from surgery, but Preem helps him until he discovers that the housekeeper wearing the same bracelet from his dreams is actually his mother.

Shone's relationship with his fellow doctors improves, and he starts gaining recognition from a video recorded with Dr. Pleum. He and Nick showcase their surgical skills in Charm's shooting case, while problems within the hospital and the relationship between Preem and Archawin begin to unravel.

Shone takes care of Earth, a patient suffering from violent episodes caused by a brain hemorrhage. When Earth relapses and tries to jump off a building, Shone is accused of negligence after security footage shows he was the last to leave the room. Professor Prapat is unable to help him, leaving Shone heartbroken and he disappears. Preem sets out to find him.

Shone runs away to an orphanage to heal his heart, then returns with a patient bringing joy to Dr. Preem and opening their hearts to each other. Archawin teaches Shone how to perform surgery. Although Shone is cleared of all accusations, a video of him losing control surfaces and goes viral once again.

Shone's video sparks a public outcry and pressure from the minister. Archawin leads a heart surgery team, with Shone successfully participating in his first operation. Shone searches for Yeen and begins to realize his feelings for Dr. Preem. Meanwhile, Archawin faces troubles in his love life just before Shone's father reappears.

Shone's father, Ched, searches for him and scolds him at the hospital. Shone learns gentleness and the meaning of relationships, comes to understand his past, lets go of lingering resentment, and confesses his love to Dr. Preem. He helps Maple and grows close to Archawin, realizing the value of protecting and understanding the people around him.

Maysa misunderstands Archawin and Dr. Preem, cutting ties and leaving Dr. Irin worried. Shone begins serious therapy, grows close to Archawin like an older brother, and helps with Maple's case. After reconciling with his father, Shone accepts his true feelings and confesses his love to Dr. Preem.

Shone's confession makes Preem avoid him in confusion. Aunt Lek hides medicine before surgery, causing an incident. Preem gets angry at Shone, misunderstanding the situation. Archawin reconciles with Maysa and helps Shone from being attacked by teenagers. Preem apologizes to Maysa and begins to open her heart to Shone, even knowing it may be difficult.

A young gamer falls from a height and becomes a witness in a murder case. Dr. Inthira comes to take care of him. Shone saves the boy's life, overcoming his own past. One night, the culprit returns to attack the child, but Shone rescues him. The assailant fights Archawin and falls from the balcony.

Shone is accused and faces dismissal, but Archawin opposes it. Prapat discovers that the real culprit is Inthira. Everyone works to prove Shone's innocence, and the hospital's security system is improved. Shone worries about Archawin's injury, while Preem begins to reconsider her feelings for him.

Arnut didn't trust Shone after his wife Sophida fell ill. Shone successfully participated in surgery with Archawin, which made Arnut understand him better. Archawin planned to propose marriage to Maysa, while Preem began to acknowledge her feelings for Shone and recognized the injustice he had faced.

Shone developed his medical skills and assisted in surgeries across multiple departments. Preem spent time with him outside the hospital and saw his gentleness. Shone helped a teenage patient named Oil. On Archawin and Maysa's wedding day, Preem realized her feelings for Shone, but everyone was shocked when Archawin fainted near the end of the ceremony.

Everyone was relieved that Archawin was just tired, while Maysa was worried because she was pregnant. Shone reflected on his own goals and those of his fellow doctors. He cared for Ched, speaking with him honestly. Shone and Preem assisted in controlling a surgery in place of Archawin, before Archawin faced some bad news.

Archawin has a rare cancer and carries guilt over a past patient. Shone attends his father's funeral and reconciles with his mother. Maysa learns about Archawin's illness first and feels both angry and worried. Shone is confused but determined to help Archawin, encouraged by Prapat.

Prapat and Director Sirin assemble a team to operate on Archawin and train Shone. Before the surgery, Archawin encourages him. Shone gives his all and successfully removes the tumor. Archawin is safe for a while, but an unexpected complication occurs. Shone blames himself and shuts down, while Preem holds him in comfort.

After Archawin's death, Shone closed himself off but later regained the will to help and successfully operated on Peg, saving all organs. He demonstrated his skills again, reassuring everyone and earning their trust. Prapat retired, while Shone, Preem, and their fellow doctors continued on their paths to becoming excellent physicians.