The Last Kdrama That Made Me Laugh: "Love Revolution" Review

I saw the last episodes of this series about 20 hours ago and then I saw this contest about four hours ago, so it's almost like I'm choosing this because it's the most recent I saw but I saw two comedy series before this one almost a one week ago so I'm actually choosing this because it is the best I'll recommend for a fun movie time.

I've had this series on my watch list for over four months before I decided to see and all through my experience seeing it, I wish I saw it much earlier. It was just the right movie I needed to see with everything seemingly serious in my reality. No recommendations before I saw it but a clip I saw won me over because I love the male lead.

His role in Love Revolution is a direct opposite of his role in Weak Hero Class and that drew me in. I may not review the series in the best way I want to because I'll be focusing more on the comedy aspect but before that, it's best to know the series could possibly have a second season. But if there isn't, it did give a fair closure to viewers.

"Love Revolution" is a 2020 released Korean series in the genre of "Comedy, romance, coming-of-age" starred by "Park Ji-hoon, Ruby Lee, Kim Young-hoon" and other known supporting characters. The story is based in a school of students navigating love, friendship and studies.

Gong Joo-young, a new student at a school who just moved to live alone, meets a pretty girl (Wang Ja Rim) and fell in love with her at first sight. Wang Ja Rim, a very reserved student meets a fellow student who keeps disturbing her quiet life. Both have to come to a middle ground.

That story line seem almost like, there won't be much comedy but from the first episode, you're in for a good laugh. Watching Gong Joo-young pursue his true love, neglecting his studies and being the best friend to his guys, it's a sweet and funny rollercoaster ride you'd love every side of it.

I must give a spoiler here that the series is definitely not for who finds exaggerated scenes annoying because this story had a lot of it thanks to the role Gong Joo-young played. He does everything in excess and that is also part of why the story is a very funny one. From how he shows love to how he neglect his studies, exaggerated.

Maybe the last series I saw him in where he was so serious and heartbroken made this series more impactful as it felt like he was relieved of all those tension and just being a little princess in love (his name in the series means princess - so hilarious). I can't forget the scene where his messed up proposal got him a positive response.