Revolutionary Love

It is very impressive on how uplifting the overall drama was, not only on Hyuk's developments but the humour inputs by all the other characters. The only pity part was how Je-hun wasn't given a nice closure. I would've appreciated it if the director paired Je-Hun with the flight stewardess; though Je-Hun is abit uptight, he is the epitome of subtle and internal love and care. On the realistic plane, Hyuk's meeting with Joon is over trivialized - I want more substance over that part. THIS DRAMA IS A TOP-NOTCH DRAMA BECAUSE YOU WOULD WANT THIS TO CONTINUE AS THOUGH IT'S ALL REAL. The fight for a more egalitarian and loveable society, embraced by unity!

I found this a lot of fun overall, cast worked well together.

Very funny, their acting and feelimgs are performed so well. Although there were a few things confusing which becaused of explained lately. It is a good story to enjoy!

Nice love triangle plot but it could have more strong story

It seems many of the reviewers believe the revolutionary love in question is of a romantic nature but, in fact, it is not about romance at all - even though there is a romantic (and totally predictable) element. Embracing oneself, discovering the power that self-love unleashes and using it to live a moral life is the revolutionary love.