Kim Mi-sook vs Joo Jin-mo, 30 years of bad relationship → A fierce war of nerves [We prescribe you love]

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Kim Mi-sook and Joo Jin-mo will have a tight war of nerves with 30 years of bad relationship.

On the 9th, KBS 2TV's new weekend drama "I Prescribe Love to You" (scripted by Park Ji-sook, directed by Han Jun-seo) unveiled a still cut.

"Prescribing Love" is a family makeup drama in which two families, who have been entangled in bad relationships for 30 years, resolve misunderstandings and heal each other's wounds, and eventually reborn as one family.

The stills released showed the eyes of Kim Mi-sook and Joo Jin-mo, who shed the depth of time. Questions are focused on the story of the long-standing conflict between the two, who are true adults and spiritual support of the Gong family and the Yang family.

In the play, Kim Mi-sook plays the role of pharmacist Na Seon-hae, the eldest daughter-in-law of Gong's family, who is kind but strict, and friendly but determined. Joo Jin-mo is planning to lead the decomposition narrative firmly as Yang Seon-seon, a veteran of a sunny oriental medicine clinic with extraordinary pride as an oriental doctor.

In the released still, the two gaze at each other as if they were passing through a long period of time, creating a sense of weight. As the characters in charge of the events of each family, there is a growing curiosity about how to solve the repetitive ring of evil relationships from generation to generation.

In particular, Na Seon-hae, a "powerful superwoman" who works as a pharmacist while keeping a strong family, and Yang Seon-seon, who is not good at expressing her feelings, are expected to show her inclusiveness and wisdom in life to her daughter-in-law, Se-ri.

"The solid acting skills of Kim Mi-sook and Joo Jin-mo, who give trust just by their names, will increase the completeness of the work," the production team said. "Please look forward to the passionate performance of the two adults who seek the meaning of true family beyond the tough bad relationship."

Meanwhile, "I Prescribe Love" will premiere at 8 p.m. on the 31st.

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