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Hotel Manager, part of the family, meets female employee, starts to notice the treatment of the start, starts to change them, and care more, and became a hotel that treasures the staff. King the Land explored that more, "a hotel of the great employees". Male leads grow as people and managers and then



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take over. Male lead is very romantic, soft and kind to female character and to others, very light and sweet, with hotel aesthetics.

If you are able to stomach the frank depictions of sexual assault, you will be rewarded with an engaging story that firmly takes the victims' sides no matter how hard things get. Scumbag characters may victim-blame, but neither show itself does.

It heartwarming story and the character personally I thought kinda same. And the feeling I got from watching it same when watch this series.

-rich male lead
- CEO male lead
-not so rich made lead
- romcom
- adapted from a novel
- <3 my fav actors in both
- similar aesthetics

the drama High Cookie involves high school students, and illegal business among school students which is very much similar to what happens in extracurriculars. In both dramas, new inventions are made in the first an app, in the second, a new drug. they are paid in cash, not through online transactions. it also involves blood. one similar thing is that the female lead hides their secrets.

Nakajo Hitomi works as an OL and she is huge fan of stage actor Kiryu Toma. Her big joy in life is to watch him perform in stage plays, but she has been recently feeling down because of Toma’s sudden retirement from acting. One day, she meets her new boss Takagi Shuichi. Surprisingly, her new boss is the retired stage actor Kiryu Toma, but using his birth name. After his retirement, he began to work at the company in which his father runs and where Hitomi works. He becomes popular with the female employees at the company and he behaves sweetly to all of them. Hitomi wants to talk to him like the other female employees, but, when she gets the chance, she panics and gives him a cold reaction. Shuichi becomes interested in Hitomi, who seems different from the other female employees.

ML is possessed by the spirit & live normally as an actor & singer. I like this drama a lot very funny, entertaining & of course worth watching.

Both feature opera and homoerotic relationships. However, that is just my personal reading of Yanxi Palace. I would say there are homoerotic subtexts in the drama but it does depend on your own reading.

For my bis, pans and hets out there – Autumn's Concerto features a love interest saving a girl through the law from an abusive home environment. Sadly, it's straight af.

Period setting, high society, and sexual tension – The Handmaiden has them all. As for the homoerotica? Well, you might as well go full frontal.

Both are fantasy dramas and both ML has a similar background. ML and FL have a significantly big age gap in both dramas.

If you liked the beautiful cinematography of The Village and the conflict of ancient tradition with modernity, Ainu Mosir offers a more gentle approach with excellent execution.

When i started watching Moon in the day i got a familiar feeling. I find it similar to MLSHR as they both have a cold male lead. In both drama the viewers are confused if the male lead is good or bad. Good or bad in a perspective towards the FL. They both have happy and cheerful characters besides the ML. The poster and name both are similar as well. Well this is still ongoing so i dont know how it turns out but MLSHR's story build up is really good.

A girl is held captive by a bunch of guys and exposed to inhumane treatment.

Both male leads wants revenge on the female lead for something they did in a past life. And both male leads have wandered the earth for hundreds of years, waiting for an opportunity to exact that revenge on the female lead when she is reincarnated.