Gong's family vs Yang's family's 30-year bad relationship [I'll prescribe you love]

*This content was translated by AI.

Kim Seung-soo and Kim Hyung-mook ended their long-standing bitter relationship and were reborn as "real friends."

The 18th episode of KBS 2TV's weekend drama "I Prescribe Love to You," which aired at 8 p.m. on the 29th (directed by Han Joon-seo, Bae Eun-hye / scripted by Park Ji-sook / produced by HB Entertainment), features a full-fledged reconciliation between the Gong and Yang families.

In yesterday's broadcast, Cha Se-ri (played by So Yi-hyun) appeared dramatically as a witness at the disciplinary committee of Gongju-ah (Jin Se-yeon). Cha Seri, the party involved in the accident, expressed regret for the company's inadequate handling, but surprised everyone by saying, "I think Gong Yoo-ah is my benefactor." Thanks to her intense presence, Gongju-ah immediately returned to work without any disciplinary action, and the situation ended.

Meanwhile, Fairhan (Kim Seung-soo) and Yang Dong-ik (Kim Hyung-moon) visited a meat restaurant where Gong Woo-jae (Kim Sun-bin) is working. Fair Han offered a sincere apology, confiding in her anxiety that her daughter, Princess, would be fired because of her. He also bowed his head to the misunderstanding that Yang Dong-ik intentionally distributed Cha Se-ri's video of "Kkwa-dang." The two, who resolved the accumulated misunderstanding and shared their sincerity, finally agreed to stamp the broadcasting contract. The appearance of those who left their long bitter relationship behind and drank with a dark face created a sense of emotion.

Gongju-ah and Yang Hyun-bin (Park Ki-woong), who ran after receiving a call from their father, were embarrassed by the unexpected sight. Fair and Yang Dong-ik were into selfies, making cheek hearts and kissing each other. The four of them sat around together and had a friendly time sharing memories of the past, and Fair and Yang Dong-ik's true moments drew laughter. Gongju-ah, who was watching this, said, "It's a waste of time I hated for a long time." However, their reconciliation, which took place at a time when the reality of Yang's family's own play has not yet been revealed, left a warm and strange tension at the same time.

On the other hand, Na Seon-hae (Kim Mi-sook) invited Yang's family members to a meal for her birthday. Gong's family was fully prepared from cleaning to grocery shopping, but Gong's heart was heavy due to the conflict with Yang Dong-sook (Jo Mi-ryeong). Since then, Gong Jin-han expressed his feelings by delivering a list of restaurants he organized himself and tips related to opening the store to Yang Dong-sook. However, Yang Dong-sook added regret by drawing the line once again, saying, "No matter how good the two families get, we're right to keep our distance."

On the day of the long-awaited meal, Yang's family members dressed up and visited the Gong's. Yang Seon-chul (played by Joo Jin-mo) expressed extraordinary emotion that he visited this house again after ending his tragic love affair. Yang Dong-ik also shed tears at the taste of Rasonhae's hands, which he had tasted for the first time in a long time, and expressed his emotion. In particular, it reached the peak of reconciliation by performing self-composed songs with fairness. Expectations are high on what kind of relationship the two families will continue in the future, after shedding their old feelings for 30 years.

At the end of the broadcast, Cha Se-ri looked for a fortune teller, and the atmosphere turned around rapidly. The shaman issued an eerie warning to Cha Seri, saying she heard the newborn crying. Then, he said, "I think I can avoid the punishment of abandoning my own child just because I raise other people's children," adding, "A abandoned relationship always gets its price when it comes back. Keep that in mind," he said, making Cha Seri ponderous. Choi Min-seo (Park Ri-won) who rode a bicycle suddenly popped out in front of Cha Se-ri, who got into the car in a hurry, and there was a coolness between the two. The ending of the confrontation between those who glared sharply at each other exploded expectations for the next broadcast.

The 19th episode of KBS 2TV's weekend drama "I Prescribe Love" will air at 8 p.m. on the 4th (Saturday).

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*This content was translated by AI.