Watched this one on LokLok entitled "I Still Love You"
I started watching vertical dramas early this year, and I’ve been hooked ever since. One of the dramas that really stayed with me is this one. This show stirred so many emotions in me—it’s heartbreaking, frustrating, but also beautifully moving.
The female lead (FL) is such a pitiful yet strong character. She’s an orphan, and she doesn’t even have a close friend to lean on. At the start of the drama, her only wish is for her terminally ill father, who has only three months left to live, to meet her new boyfriend—the male lead (ML). But the ML, being rich, arrogant, and completely out of touch, misunderstands her intentions and thinks she’s after his money. That scene broke me. As an empath, I couldn’t help but cry when she finally confronted him about her father—I even felt like slapping him myself.
Then there’s her current boyfriend. I have mixed feelings about him. He’s weak for cheating, yes, but I also understood where his insecurities were coming from. He’s sentimental and deeply invested in her, yet the FL doesn’t really open up to him. In the end, they just weren’t right for each other, and while I couldn’t excuse his choices, I could still empathize with his feelings.
As for the ML, he does grow and show his sincerity later on. Honestly, I wanted to keep hating him for what he did—like the grudge-holder I am—but his persistence and genuine effort to pursue the FL won me over, just as it eventually won her over too.
What makes this drama stand out is how real it feels. It shows that healing from wounds caused by the people we love takes time, and even when we think we’re ready, it’s important to listen to both our hearts and our minds.
Overall, “I Still Love You” is a drama that made me cry, reflect, and believe in second chances. I really enjoyed this one, and it reminded me why I got addicted to vertical dramas in the first place.
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I started watching vertical dramas early this year, and I’ve been hooked ever since. One of the dramas that really stayed with me is this one. This show stirred so many emotions in me—it’s heartbreaking, frustrating, but also beautifully moving.
The female lead (FL) is such a pitiful yet strong character. She’s an orphan, and she doesn’t even have a close friend to lean on. At the start of the drama, her only wish is for her terminally ill father, who has only three months left to live, to meet her new boyfriend—the male lead (ML). But the ML, being rich, arrogant, and completely out of touch, misunderstands her intentions and thinks she’s after his money. That scene broke me. As an empath, I couldn’t help but cry when she finally confronted him about her father—I even felt like slapping him myself.
Then there’s her current boyfriend. I have mixed feelings about him. He’s weak for cheating, yes, but I also understood where his insecurities were coming from. He’s sentimental and deeply invested in her, yet the FL doesn’t really open up to him. In the end, they just weren’t right for each other, and while I couldn’t excuse his choices, I could still empathize with his feelings.
As for the ML, he does grow and show his sincerity later on. Honestly, I wanted to keep hating him for what he did—like the grudge-holder I am—but his persistence and genuine effort to pursue the FL won me over, just as it eventually won her over too.
What makes this drama stand out is how real it feels. It shows that healing from wounds caused by the people we love takes time, and even when we think we’re ready, it’s important to listen to both our hearts and our minds.
Overall, “I Still Love You” is a drama that made me cry, reflect, and believe in second chances. I really enjoyed this one, and it reminded me why I got addicted to vertical dramas in the first place.