Gooreumi Geurin Dalbit

Hong Ra-On played brilliantly by Kim Yoo-jeong pretends to be a male to earn a living giving advice to lovelorn men on how to find a partner and other jobs but still because of debt ends up being sold as a eunuch. In the palace the Crown Prince Lee Yeong played by Park Bo-gum meets her and through events finds himself becoming attracted to her not realising she is female. It is an entertaining series as the two actors struggle against various factions in the palace who are trying to stop him from ascending to the throne. It has a good supporting cast and the story based on a webtoon moves along at a good pace and holds your attention.

Brilliant another really good series!

This one has some really funny parts. The storyline was great so much going on it will really keeps you entertained.

This is the second series I have watched with Kim Yoo Jung and I think she has grown so much as an actress.

Overall this is a good series to watch, yes there is some slow bits but it really does not take away from the storyline. All the actors play their part well to bring this series to life.

Brilliant Joseon era costume drama! Wonderful world building: stories in this Dynasty are by far the best! The humorous flair coupled the entertaining romance, made one extraordinary series! Wonderfully captivating actors Kim Yoo Jung and Park Bo Gum had a really cute chemistry together, which really made the drama absolutely fabulous! Loved it!

Love in the moonlight is a beautiful period drama with some amazing acting. For how young the 4 main leads were at the time of shooting (2016), i cannot do anything but to applaud every single one of them for a brilliant job. Park Bo gum carried himself like a proper royalty, he possesed grace, manners but also compassion. Kim Yoo jung was very cute and funny, very very young though. But lets just spare a moment to talk about Kwag Dong jeong's killer cheekbones, combat skills and ability to defy gravity!! I really enjoyed his character! As to the plot, well, i must admit it was a little long winded and i had to fast forward a few times as it was getting a little boring at places. I wanted to mention the belgian malinois that couldnt possibly be there at that time, but then again, there was a guy jumping 15meters high and slashing people off with a samurai sword without a single drop of blood, so probably not so much of an issue.. :) Also worth mentioning is the absolutely stunning attire. All and all, very well done to 4 young actors for putting an excellent show.

What else can I say? I hardly ate, peed, or slept during two days, watching this non stop, as I kept telling myself "just ten more minutes". Park Bo Gum is definitely one reason. I indeed think of him as one of the best actors I've seen; I found myself comparing him to Gong Yoo (Coffee Prince, such a coïncidence )! He is attractive and manly. And who can resist his smile when he raises his brows, like a puppy? <3 Don't you want to just hug him?

Also, I loved the whole cast. There were a lot of actors I'm used to now and hold dear. The female lead was beautiful and Chae Soo Bin stayed in my heart after "I am not a robot".

The story was a bit deja vu, but it was funny and moving and skillfully twisted, to the very end.

Yeah, I agree the Prince could have shed a tear for his friend (which one?) who died to save Ra-on (I won't tell which one...). Mister Director, did you accidentally cut that scene?