Ma-i On-li Leo-beu-song

One seriously hilarious K-drama! Although it is a bit predictable at times & the editing can be cheesy, the acting is good & storyline is easy to follow.

Both leads have a good chemistry together & the supporting cast is believable & likeable. The villain very nearly steals the show!

I give it 9 stars out of 10, 1 star off for the rather abrupt ending & constant rewinding throughout the show.

Overall, a very easy series to binge watch which can be completed within 10 hours or less. A great, thoroughly entertaining drama series with a memorable soundtrack & theme songs.

Recommended for those who enjoy something light & fluffy.

This show is seriously funny, especially the first half, so... Drop in!

I had just watched Live Up To Your Name-7.6 which involves time travel to/from the Joseon period, so redundancy was a concern. Turns out, there was no need to worry, tee-hee.

There's nothing novel about entertainment features that portray time travel to a romanticized past era, anyway. Not only is the contrast between different cultures fascinating, but the fact that people are the same, no matter the circumstances, resonates.

Did I say fascinating? Not on this show. This show displays that the differences are HILARI🤣US.

What's so funny, you ask? Driving a big van through a cramped Joseon shopping district- after beheading the "monster" (the van) didn't work. Pulling out a 99cent lighter and causing panic. Teaching the Joseans "2 thumbs up👍🏽," drinking games, or slang. Fine, it's all been done before, but this show reaches into the backseat and pulls out the laughs. It's all giggles until a misplaced history book almost wipes out Korea entirely. Oh my. What should we do?

The van, Bong-Bong, is the most intelligent of the characters. Bong-Bong clearly has an agenda, and drives the plot, ahem.

Speaking of characters, we have the petulant actress, the greedy flimflam artist, the Mute Ninja who communicates with his mind, the escaped princess, the villain (a narcissist in full bloom), and more.

I loved this corny little show. The episodes are all just 30 minutes, so each one is its own brief escape. Bong-Bong may take me anywhere. Let him (yes, Bong-Bong is a male, even though On-dal calls him 'my lady' throughout) anyway, let him take you through 20 fun filled episodes. You won't want to return!

You have reached your destination.

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Age13+ R language F💣 X 4 which is later played back

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Overall a sweet rom com but spoilt by a continual stream of flashbacks, it's almost like they only had a couple of episodes of story but decided to pad it out to 20 episodes. Not one of the best k rom coms but ok for a wet Sunday afternoon.

My Only Love Song is a funny, heartwarming series. I laughed and I cried as I watched this drama. I loved the lead couple and the chemistry between them was convincing. I too watched it from beginning to end, without pausing. If you want to watch a Korean drama that has heart, this show is the one for you. Kudos to all associated with this drama.

Hi, I saw two movies of this beautiful lady, I had to skip some of the scenes, because she screams a lot, doesn't she know the difference between being angry, screaming, screaming, and being bossy?!!

Screaming is a headache for me as I watch it in the original language! That's why I removed the like from the art of female dishes! They either scream or play the role of a weak and crude woman where the woman is strong!! The definition of a good woman in Korean movies is incomprehensible! Just as a bad woman is incomprehensible and incomplete.

I like Korean films but unnecessary tv series are toooooooo long and one of reason why, they get bad reviews!

It's breaking first rule: 1- logic because number one is most important rule of storytelling.

I know because I am also in this industry.

Thank you for your hard working effort.

With sincerely.