29-year-old Hyuga Toru is a wealthy man. He first started to run an internet website from his small room and his hobby began to make a lot of money. Nowadays, he doesn't like to socialize and if somebody comes to him he suspects that they may want his money. Sawaki Chihiro attends a job fair and by an unexpected occurrence begins to work for Toru. Chihiro soon realizes that Toru isn't so bad. There's pureness in him and also a good deal of loneliness. She then begins to have feelings for him
29-year-old Hyuga Toru is a wealthy man. He first started to run an internet website from his small room and his hobby began to make a lot of money. Nowadays, he doesn't like to socialize and if somebody comes to him he suspects that they may want his money. Sawaki Chihiro attends a job fair and by an unexpected occurrence begins to work for Toru. Chihiro soon realizes that Toru isn't so bad. There's pureness in him and also a good deal of loneliness. She then begins to have feelings for him
Takanashi Hinako is a 30-year-old office lady who has been working as a secretary at Relation Gate for the past 8 years. Everyday, the company's charismatic president would give her various "impossible tasks", making her single for the past 6 years and have no time to think about her future. One day, the president gives Hinako an extremely huge "impossible task" - Be the president of the company's subsidiary.
Kiki Inoue works part-time at a convenience store, spending the better part of her day lazing about or reviewing sweets on her social media account. One day at work, she is introduced to the chain’s CEO, Takumi Asaba, who, as it turns out, is familiar with Inoue’s online reviews. Asaba asks Inoue to develop new desserts to sell chain-wide. As CEO, Asaba is tasked with turning around the chain’s fortunes, as it is now ranked the lowest among its competitors. Close collaboration leads Inoue and Asaba to become sweet on each other.
Kiki Inoue works part-time at a convenience store, spending the better part of her day lazing about or reviewing sweets on her social media account. One day at work, she is introduced to the chain’s CEO, Takumi Asaba, who, as it turns out, is familiar with Inoue’s online reviews. Asaba asks Inoue to develop new desserts to sell chain-wide. As CEO, Asaba is tasked with turning around the chain’s fortunes, as it is now ranked the lowest among its competitors. Close collaboration leads Inoue and Asaba to become sweet on each other.
On the surface, both of these shows seem vastly different. From the titles down to the summaries. One is marketed as a romance, while the other is focuses on feminism. The characters Ta Mi and Najai (Jubjang) are similar in many aspects. Like the protagonists in their respective stories, both women are strong, career-driven, dedicated. Both mid-thirties women get swept off their feet by a much younger male lead whose only goal is to show them true love.
Each story has its setbacks and problems within the commitment to one another, sparking its own story. It also doesn't hurt to point out that Arlan and Morgan were music composers and producers for their respective industries. Each of these young men where steadfast when it came to their own feelings as well as their partners. They allowed for that view of toxic masculinity to be shattered, they felt their feelings as well as allowed their partner to feel them as well. One of my favorite aspects of both stories is not the romance though those are breathing taking and make your heart flutter which each confession of love. What had me glued to the screen were the women. Each show had three women who had a love, hate, friend relationship. Where these women made past mistakes, and decisions were made that affected each other. In 'I Need Romance,' Najai, Kiss, and Priew had what 'Search: WWW' Ta Mi, Ga Kyung, and Scarlett had; an enemy turned friend. These stories also showed that these women could have so many different kinds of emotions all at once.
Each story has its setbacks and problems within the commitment to one another, sparking its own story. It also doesn't hurt to point out that Arlan and Morgan were music composers and producers for their respective industries. Each of these young men where steadfast when it came to their own feelings as well as their partners. They allowed for that view of toxic masculinity to be shattered, they felt their feelings as well as allowed their partner to feel them as well. One of my favorite aspects of both stories is not the romance though those are breathing taking and make your heart flutter which each confession of love. What had me glued to the screen were the women. Each show had three women who had a love, hate, friend relationship. Where these women made past mistakes, and decisions were made that affected each other. In 'I Need Romance,' Najai, Kiss, and Priew had what 'Search: WWW' Ta Mi, Ga Kyung, and Scarlett had; an enemy turned friend. These stories also showed that these women could have so many different kinds of emotions all at once.
It should have to say Oppositely Attracted. Age difference between 2 series Leads are 10 years, only DIFFERENCE is Male side and Female side. Both are strong friendship based dramas. In GGS, it has plenty of bromance bond and in WWW, girlmance is on hand. Both are Strong friendship and Business dramas. If GGS is cute and funny, WWW is the way more sentimental.
Scarlett reminds me so much of Goo Se Ra. They're both funny, justice-oriented, and optimistic in the work they do. Their fluffy relationship dynamics with their respective partners are also similar; both women are so high energy, confident, and adoring and their partners are so soft. Both shows also have great depictions of female careerwomen and friendships as well as themes of politics and power.
