-Female lead gets pregnant
- Secretly born child
-Male lead doesn't remember the female lead
-Story arise when they met again and fall in love
- Secretly born child
-Male lead doesn't remember the female lead
-Story arise when they met again and fall in love
Drunken one night stand leads to pregnancy
Leads also get married in this one as well
Exes cause trouble for the main leads
The families are much more supportive in You are my destiny
Both are bad happy endings
Leads also get married in this one as well
Exes cause trouble for the main leads
The families are much more supportive in You are my destiny
Both are bad happy endings
It’s about getting child’s custody where they were a couple and she has a baby but the guys mother didn’t like her so he left her
Similar:
- Lead get pregnant
- FM gives birth without the ML knowing, raising the kid a few years on her own
- ML successful (as always in dramaland)
- Cohabitation
Different:
- in LNF the ML and FL did not know each other really
- Lead get pregnant
- FM gives birth without the ML knowing, raising the kid a few years on her own
- ML successful (as always in dramaland)
- Cohabitation
Different:
- in LNF the ML and FL did not know each other really
both have some nice chemistry between the leads and you really want to root for them to get together in spite of what everyone else thinks.
The little boy is also cute (although much cuter and more adorable in A Thousand Kisses).
Secondary characters are multidimensional and get solid development relevant to the plot(s).
The little boy is also cute (although much cuter and more adorable in A Thousand Kisses).
Secondary characters are multidimensional and get solid development relevant to the plot(s).
- Both male leads are the sons of big company owning people
- Both female leads have a son outside of the knowledge of the male leads
- both couples reignite their love after years of not contacting each other
- both couples face situations where they would have to overcome the overbearing CEO parent from trying to split them up.
- Both very ANGSTY dramas
"Loving, never forgetting" is older so it is a bit more cliché than "Because of Love"
- Both female leads have a son outside of the knowledge of the male leads
- both couples reignite their love after years of not contacting each other
- both couples face situations where they would have to overcome the overbearing CEO parent from trying to split them up.
- Both very ANGSTY dramas
"Loving, never forgetting" is older so it is a bit more cliché than "Because of Love"
Discovering love takes work. Great chemistry. PoH has more interesting dynamics between the leads because they don't seem like your stereotypical drama leads but more like the typical stereotype of a second leads. but this time you get to see why they think the way they do and why they act the way they do. LNF has all the drama clichés you could hope for yet you still get excited for what comes next.
Although LNF follows the story of two adults loving after having a child, OMGB follows the story of the child and has similarities with both parents wanting custody. Both gave me similar vibes though, even if OMGB is much less romantic and much more slice-of-life melodrama-y (child had childhood alzheimers).
