"I prescribe you love," the birth of a family of executive directors..Six-member, six-color family story

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Park Ki-woong, Kim Hyung-mook, So Yi-hyun, Joo Jin-mo, Jo Mi-ryeong, and Yoon Seo-ah announce the birth of an unprecedented family.

On the 16th, KBS 2TV's new weekend drama "I Prescribe Love" (scripted by Park Ji-sook, director Han Jun-seo) unveiled a still from the Yang family that contains the unique sweet and salty charm of Yang's family.

"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.

First, Park Ki-woong played Yang Hyun-bin, the eldest grandson of the Yang family. He went abroad to study because of his resentment toward his patriarchal grandfather and his father, who was not good at expressing emotions. He will take over as the general director of the fashion division, and expectations are high on how he will release his complex feelings toward his family when he returns home.

Kim Hyung-mook and So Yi-hyun are Yang Dong-ik, the eldest son of Yang's family, and Cha Se-ri, the daughter-in-law of Yang's family, respectively, showing marital chemistry that transcends love and ambition. In particular, the couple will closely portray their love-hate relationship with their children and increase the level of immersion in the play.

Joo Jin-mo plays the role of Yang Seon-chul, a big adult in Yang's family, giving off a heavy presence. He has lived with stubbornness and authority all his life, but he has buried his guilt behind it. In particular, it stimulates curiosity about what kind of change he will face, who is showing affection for his daughter-in-law Cha Seri.

On the other hand, Jo Mi-ryeong plays Yang Yang-sook, the eldest daughter of Yang's family, who lives with a single mind to make her son Min Ji-hoo (played by Jo Yi-hyun) an oriental doctor, adding vitality to the play. On top of that, Yoon Seo-ah, the youngest granddaughter of Yang's family, is expected to provide pleasant energy to the small screen with a bouncy charm that must be done unconditionally.

"The story of Yang's family, filled with six different charms of six people, will fill the play thoroughly and provide a wealth of attractions," the production team said. "Please look forward to the unique family story that their strong acting chemistry will create."

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

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