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Revolutionary Love[6] (Korean: 변혁의 사랑; RR: Byeonhyeog-ui Sarang) is a 2017 South Korean television series starring Choi Si-won, Kang So-ra and Gong Myung about young people's challenges as they move forward in society. The series marks Choi Si-won's first acting project after his military service. It aired from October 14 to December 3, 2017 on tvN's Saturdays and Sundays at 21:00 KST time slot.[7][8][9][10]

Revolutionary Love
Promotional poster
Also known as	Revolution[1]
Hangul	변혁의 사랑
Revised Romanization	Byeonhyeog-ui Sarang
Literally	Byun Hyuk's Love
Genre	Romantic comedy[2]
Created by	Studio Dragon Plot Line[3]
Written by	Joo Hyun
Directed by	Song Hyun-wook
Creative directors	Jinnie Choi (Studio Dragon) Kang Eun-kyung (Plot Line)
Starring	Choi Si-won Kang So-ra Gong Myung
Country of origin	South Korea
Original language	Korean
No. of episodes	16
Production
Executive producers	Ahn Jae-hyun Shin Sang-yoon Kim Young-kyu Jang Young-woo
Producer	Lee So-yoon
Camera setup	Single-camera
Running time	60 minutes
Production company	Samhwa Networks[3]
Distributor	tvN
Budget	₩6.96 billion[4][5]
Release
Original network	tvN
Picture format	1080i (HDTV)
Audio format	Dolby Digital
Original release	October 14 (2017-10-14) – December 3, 2017 (2017-12-03)

Synopsis

Byun Hyuk (Choi Si-won) is the happy-go-lucky second son of Byun Kang-soo (Choi Jae-sung), the chairman of Gangsu Group. Byun Woo-sung (Lee Jae-yoon), the elder son of Byun Kang-soo, is jealous of his younger brother and seizes opportunities to bring him down.

Kwon Jae-hoon (Gong Myung) is a long time friend of Byun Hyuk and is employed by Gangsu Group to cover up the follies of Hyuk. Jae-hoon's father is a loyal driver of Kang-soo and also has gone to jail because of Hyuk's mistake, which is the cause of Jae-hoon's hatred towards Hyuk.

Baek Joon (Kang So-ra) is a street-smart girl who has multiple part-time jobs and refuses to settle in a full-time permanent job. Her father was wronged by Gangsu Group after being a loyal employee for a long time. She has a crush on Jae-hoon, who is extremely cold towards her.

Byun Hyuk accidentally meets Baek Joon in a cleaner uniform leading Joon to believe he is just an employee of Gangsu Group. Later, when Hyuk is kicked out of his house, he comes to live with Jae-hoon. Joon forces Hyuk to take part-time jobs and in the process imbues him with the confidence to fight Gangsu Group's misconduct and oppressive business policies and practices.

With Woo-sung and Kang-soo fighting hard to bring Hyuk down, Kwon Jae-hoon, Byun Hyuk and Baek Joon unite to expose the corruption of Gangsu Group.[11]

Cast

Main

• Choi Si-won as Byun Hyuk, an unemployed third-generation chaebol who hides his true identity as the second son of a wealthy family and begins living in a studio apartment.[8][12]
• Kang So-ra as Baek Joon, a hardworking young woman who has a university education but makes her living by working part-time jobs.[8][12]
• Gong Myung as Kwon Jae-hoon, a highly intelligent young man who is the chief of a secretarial team at a company owned by Byun Hyuk's family.[13][14]
  • Son Sang-yeon as young Jae-hoon

Supporting

People around Byun Hyuk

• Lee Jae-yoon as Byun Woo-sung, Byun Hyuk's brother.[15]
• Choi Jae-sung as Byun Kang-soo, Byun Hyuk's father.
• Seo Yi-an as Hong Chae-ri, the youngest daughter of Chairman Hong, the owner of a hotel chain. She is Byun Hyuk's ex-girlfriend.[16]
• Kyeon Mi-ri as Jung Yeo-jin, Byun Hyuk's mother.
• Jung Chan-bi as Byun Se-na, Byun Hyuk's sister.
• Kim Eung-suk as Byun Gang-ho, Byun Huk's uncle.
• Kim Ye-ryeong as Byun Geum-hee, Byun Hyuk's aunt.

People around Baek Joon

• Kim Ye-won as Ha Yeon-hee, Baek Joon's best friend who is a flight attendant.[17]
• Jeon Bae-soo as Baek Joon's father.
• Hwang Young-hee as Baek Joon's mother.

People around Je-hoon

• Choi Gyu-hwan as Hwang Myeong-soo, a prosecutor at the Seoul Central Court.[18]
• Lee Han-wi as Kwon Choon-sub, Je-hoon's father.
• Kim Ki-doo as Chief Yang, Jae-hoon's co-worker.

Others

• Choi Dae-chul as Lee Tae-kyung, Baek Joon's colleague at the construction company.
• Seo Hyun-chul as Kim Ki-sub, Baek Joon's colleague at the construction company.
• Hwang Jung-min as An Mi-yeon, Baek Joon's colleague at the construction company.
• Kang Young-seok as Jang Cheol-min, a policeman involved in arresting Byun Hyuk, who later becomes his neighbour by coincidence. He becomes Yeon-hee's boyfriend.
• Kim Seung-wook as Sul Gi-hwan, an employee of Byun Group. He was a friend of Baek Joon's father.
• Song Young-kyu as CEO Min
• Yoon Jeong-hyuk as General Manager Han
• Lee Tae-kyung as Byun Hyuk's friend

Special appearance

• Lee Yoon-ji as the hotel manager (Ep. 1–2)

Production

• The series is produced by Samhwa Networks and created by Studio Dragon and Kang Eun-kyung's creative group called Plot Line (글Line).[3][19]
• The first table script reading of the cast took place on September 10, 2017.[2]

Original soundtrack

Revolutionary Love Original soundtrack
Soundtrack album by Various Artists
Recorded	2017
Genre	Soundtrack
Language	Korean English
Label	CJ E&M Music

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Part 5

Ratings

Ep.	Original broadcast date	Average audience share
		Nielsen Korea[20]		TNmS[21]
		Nationwide	Seoul	Nationwide
1	October 14, 2017	2.501%	2.698%	2.2%
2	October 15, 2017	3.533%	3.485%	4.0%
3	October 21, 2017	2.762%	2.970%	3.2%
4	October 22, 2017	3.796%	3.683%	3.4%
5	October 28, 2017	3.032%	2.736%	2.3%
6	October 29, 2017	3.676%	3.466%	2.8%
7	November 4, 2017	2.792%	2.724%	2.8%
8	November 5, 2017	2.494%	2.274%	2.8%
9	November 11, 2017	2.792%	2.637%	2.3%
10	November 12, 2017	2.637%	2.692%	2.0%
11	November 18, 2017	2.690%	2.547%	1.8%
12	November 19, 2017	2.854%	2.692%	2.4%
13	November 25, 2017	2.729%	2.382%	2.0%
14	November 26, 2017	2.568%	2.670%	1.8%
15	December 2, 2017	2.418%	2.263%	1.6%
16	December 3, 2017	3.306%	3.257%	2.1%
Average		2.911%	2.864%	2.5%
In the table above, the blue numbers represent the lowest ratings and the red numbers represent the highest ratings. This series aired on a cable channel/pay TV which normally has a relatively smaller audience compared to free-to-air TV/public broadcasters (KBS, SBS, MBC and EBS).

References

External links

• Official website (in Korean)
• Revolutionary Love at Studio Dragon (in Korean)
• Revolutionary Love at Samhwa Networks (in Korean)
• Revolutionary Love at HanCinema
• Revolutionary Love at IMDb

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