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Eun Soo and Soo Ho as a couple make it somewhat bearable.
So many things to say, very few of them good:
> There's not much to like about the drama apart from the two leads who are good together, that too if you get over Soo Ho being handsy in the club when they first met. He wouldn't take no for an answer and I am so glad Eun Soo reacted the way she did.
> Eun Soo's family was the only decent family in the lot. They weren't quick to judge, supported each other, and believed in each other. Their reactions seemed like something that would actually happen in reality and not the over the top manner in which the other families in this drama behave.
> It gets very repetitive. Mostly with women in the kitchen, while men, his father in particular lazes around and orders everyone. They tried to address this issue once or twice but nothing came off it. Soo Ho was the only one who helped out now and then.
> Spoiler alert!!! The entire story was built on dragging the obvious secret and Bitna and her grandmother treating people like shit. The title shouldn't have been "Still Loving You" it should have been "The High and Mighty Kim Bitna and Her Grandmother"
> I can't get over the haircut and I like short hair. The right haircut can make you look so good. That haircut barely looks good on anyone and still Eun Soo managed to look pretty with the high neck tops she wore. But other than that, it did nothing for her. It didn't accentuate her face. The longer hair made her look gorgeous. I guess the creators wanted to make her look dowdy for the role. But meh, another way they fumbled.
> The reason I dislike dramas like this a lot is that the criminals get off easy with only a pat on the back of their hands. Criminals should be punished, the punishement for crime should reflect the severity of the crimes, otherwise why don't you just give them an award for doing something cruel?
> There's not much to like about the drama apart from the two leads who are good together, that too if you get over Soo Ho being handsy in the club when they first met. He wouldn't take no for an answer and I am so glad Eun Soo reacted the way she did.
> Eun Soo's family was the only decent family in the lot. They weren't quick to judge, supported each other, and believed in each other. Their reactions seemed like something that would actually happen in reality and not the over the top manner in which the other families in this drama behave.
> It gets very repetitive. Mostly with women in the kitchen, while men, his father in particular lazes around and orders everyone. They tried to address this issue once or twice but nothing came off it. Soo Ho was the only one who helped out now and then.
> Spoiler alert!!! The entire story was built on dragging the obvious secret and Bitna and her grandmother treating people like shit. The title shouldn't have been "Still Loving You" it should have been "The High and Mighty Kim Bitna and Her Grandmother"
> I can't get over the haircut and I like short hair. The right haircut can make you look so good. That haircut barely looks good on anyone and still Eun Soo managed to look pretty with the high neck tops she wore. But other than that, it did nothing for her. It didn't accentuate her face. The longer hair made her look gorgeous. I guess the creators wanted to make her look dowdy for the role. But meh, another way they fumbled.
> The reason I dislike dramas like this a lot is that the criminals get off easy with only a pat on the back of their hands. Criminals should be punished, the punishement for crime should reflect the severity of the crimes, otherwise why don't you just give them an award for doing something cruel?
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