Unrequited Love

This is the re-make of this drama...........................................................................................................

ML and FL dont immediately get along also the second female inteested in thecML is a little obssesive.

Even though the plots are different, both stories take place on a college campus. The characters of the respective dramas get to know each other in a natural way and become lovers that break-up. In the end, they do get back together--a happy ending. Most of all, both stories depict the growing pains of young adults and how these experiences and people form their identities.

In both shows the leads are socially awkward outcasts. They also idolize their popular love interest.

Similar with high school transitioning to college setting. Female leads fall first. Unrequited love is a little heavier with the drama but both were very cute in seeing the relationships form & develop and face hardships.

Where the Lost Ones Go is very similar to Unrequited Love in terms of plot and storyline. Although I did think WTLOG was more satisfying, it gives the same nostalgic vibe that makes both dramas so enjoyable to watch.

_they are in university
_romance story with the famous guy who don't know the girl but the girl follow him

One Spring Night is similar in the slower pace than usual in telling the story. Both lead couples are adorable and their problems are relatable.

they're both realistic and have a natural paced love/slice of life plot. also, the leads in both dramas are studying at university. the only difference i'd say is that the leads in unrequited love knew each other before in middle school, but apart from that, the dramas have a similar vibe

Both dramas feature a heartfelt youth romance shaped by hidden feelings, emotional barriers, and the challenges of growing up. The leads develop a deep connection during their school years, but misunderstandings, life circumstances, and unresolved emotions keep them apart. Even after years of separation, their feelings continue to linger, and their journey ultimately leads to healing, personal growth, and a long awaited chance to reconnect. However, Unrequited Love focuses more on unspoken affection, self discovery, and coming of age experiences, while Never-Ending Summer leans more toward melodrama, emotional misunderstandings, and a second chance romance after years apart.

• China Drama/Film with stories of First Love!
• Both are essentially 'unrequited love' stories
• Both feature a school-campus setting

Fl crushes/likes a guy in high school and reunites with him later. It deals with the same themes~ unrequited love, misunderstandings, fl chasing ml...etc.