Both has similar cast members and team dynamic. Some of the cases in I've got the power gets so dark I was surprised despite the upbeat mood and poster. The synopsis sounds worlds apart but it's not at the end of the day if you like the balance of action, mystery romance and friendship check them out

Similar Wuxia story remakes with some same faces like Lin Yu Shen in both. Adventure, some romance and ties from the past generation to the future too

deals with hospice care and various characters only finding themselves and true happiness near the end of life <3

Fox volant is a bit more serious and has more of the classic wuxia story and many fight scenes but starting at ep 6 the leads come in and reminds me of the chemistry and main couple in WRTW. Fun, strong and cool characters fighting against injustice if solving cases

Cruel city is so underrated but still holds the top spot for me after many years of drama watching the ride or die couple and cool/smart male lead are both major factors in these 2 dramas. Plot twists, intense ride, corruption, power play qnd psychological thrilling moments both are a must watch

Ok pirates is not a space adventure but it gave me the same feelings, mix of comedy, action of course the cast and cameos too. A good time though both plot can go a bit off track sometimes still enjoyable either way.

Both are scifi with a stunning star studded cat not to mention kim taeri, super colorful, good action and effects. I do recommend waiting for alienoid 2 to come out and binge for the full experience wish i did that but still good though a bit messy at times with too many plotlines. But still had fun

There's been so many of these martial arts muay thai inspired dramas throughout the years, they all usually have similar casting or stories some sort of revenge, and heroic pursuits either to protect their family/villagers from the rich and powerful or for personal vendetta. These are quite addictive and entertaining to see good actors and fights but if you watch a couple back to back it gets predictable. Still enjoyable though

I always take my time to add Hong Kong dramas to recommendations or reviews because it deserves so much more attention. You may think a drama made 10+ years ago can't compare and No Regrets and many older HK dramas will prove you wrong. This is because back then it was less about whose popular or the most beautiful, but truly about how well written and acted everything is. No Regrets is flawless in that department, complex characters? CHECK CHARISMA and FL being a BOSS B*tch during the times of war? CHECK Nothing feels romanticized or pretentious, everything comes full circle so even if ep 1 doesn't hook you I bet 3 eps in and you cannot stop clicking next. It's worth every minute and is one everyone should watch if you like similar stories to The Rebel but actually more crazy since the ML there is super smart from the start and his ties to his neighbours/co-workers make him so loyal and caring that he gets himself in the WILDEST situations that are always intense. Chemistry is sizzling in No Regrets compared to The Rebel even though it's slow burn friends to lovers

fun fact: the hong kong industry actually led asia's drama industry for a long time, many cdramas and works actually have lots of hong kongers (producers, writers, directors) but sadly HK dramas have been outshined, No Regrets is on another level, If you like stories like Fearless Whispers or the Rebel, No Regrets is 10x more complex and packed with action and intense moments. Highly recommend it! Great acting, wartime, touching family moments and deep bonds and friendships, it's a must watch!

Literally watch both of these if you like one, you will enjoy the other. They are the turn-off your brain go along for the WILD ride, the costumes in 46 days and wild missions are SO FUNNY. Overall 2 CRAZY rom-coms highly highly recommend both if you're looking for the same style of chaotic over-the-top fun and revenge-filled romance. I might have to say 46 days is crazier than crazy love haha!

Crush isn't as melodramatic, but the romance has moments of bittersweet and is more than your typical romance drama, the romance is deeper. The male lead of Crush is also visually impaired. Acting wise, nothing can beat Jo In Sung and Song Hye Kyo, but I feel like both are great dramas if you're looking for a well paced passionate love story with impaired characters