A Girl Like Me (2021)

Similarities:
Both the female leads are from the rich family.
The main leads have good chemistry.
Love triangle
Both the female leads are smart and knows martial arts

fun and cute love stories. very little angst in the stories. adorable moments of affection. the stories relationships start sour but ends well

- both FL are born from military families and supposed to be great at combat
- both ML are “weaker” than the FL in terms of kung fu
- both OTP are the key to keeping their nation free and protecting their emperor
- both FL are favored by the royal family, Ye Zhao being a great general, while Ban Hua is royal princess

PS. I like the character of Ye Zhao more than Ban Hua because Ye Zhao is more than brawns. She actually thinks like a general and doesn’t always needs to be saved by her ML. But I like the ML in A Girl Like Me since he’s smarter and less of a lecher than the ML in Oh My General.

The female lead characters in both dramas, despite their high social status, are forthright, unconventional, fearless, practical, and unpretentious. They can never be manipulated by others, and they will never take orders. Both dramas are hilarious with funny side characters.

Both female leads have good martial arts, are independent , noble and supporting families
Both female leads have admirers to choose
Both male leads have secret traumatic past and are planning for revenge
Both male leads reject advances from other female leads
Both have happy ending

The male and female leads in A Girl Like Me are very likable, the same goes for the My Heart. Both series have a romantic story of being friends which they can't let go of and can't see with other people or I may say is very jealous. I enjoyed both series! Hope you also do!

Similarities

- strong and smart FL with supportive ML.
- FL wholeheartedly loves the people.
- FL has been engaged multiple times LOL!
- Family of FL are very supporting and loving.
- FL are not scared of anyone. Even the Emperor.


FL in A Girl Like Me is martial arts expert while in Jun Jiu Ling is very smart.

Same strong sassy female lead matched with pretty boy counterpart.
Refreshingly humorous , just enough court intrigue to keep you engaged, topped with a dollop of envy. Even the bad guys are likeable at times!

Both female lead are high born loyal who can see the future and tries to combat against what the bad future holds. Eventually, their male leads help them out. In both dramas, male leads also think that the female lead is part of their suffering from their past which leads to misunderstanding.

Both the FL are strong, bold and expert in martial arts. And both the ML are clever and intelligent, but are not good at martial arts. They also find out the truth about their parents death!! but the FL in "The Moon Brightens for You cannot see the future, whereas the FL in "A Girl Like You" can see the future. Over all i highly recommend this to you.

Ban Hua, the eldest daughter of the Ban clan, believes that her dreams have been foretelling her all the dangers and she attempts to keep those people around her safe.

FL both fearless and had a temper

ML were not similar yet both plots mostly surrounded by resolving ML's dilemma

Central to the plot of both 'I Am This Type of Girl' and 'The Blooms at Ruyi Pavilion' are the female leads' prophetic dreams. The future events they dream about are harmful to themselves and their families. Ban Hua and Fu Rong try their best to prevent the tragedies from occurring, thereby changing the future.
The male leads, Rong Xia and Xu Jin, initially clash with their love interests. After repeated encounters, they solve various mysteries together, and fall in love.
The female leads' families are also prominently featured. Especially the siblings, Ban Heng and Fu Xuan, are very supportive of their sister's actions.
Both dramas have comedic and dramatic elements, and are set during the times of an ancient Chinese fictive dynasty. The imperial family, court politics, and secrets of the past are part of each drama's plot. Likewise, the romance between the lead and secondary couples is a major part of the plot.

I think if you liked one you will like the other. At least, give each a try!
(Also, Jerry Chang plays the emperor in both dramas lol)

In both dramas the female lead tries to change the outcome of the story. In A Girl Like Me, Ban Hua gets dreams that predict the future. She tries to change things based on her dreams. In A Twisted Fate of Love the female lead actually goes back to the past to attempt to change the outcome. Both dramas have sinister plots that affect the emperor and the court.

While A Girl Like Me is much lighter than The Rebel Princess, both stories are focus around the strength of the female lead. Both FLs are close family to the emperor who tends to favour them as a young girl in the family. Emperor indulges both FLs to choose their spouse, in both cases they actually end up choosing someone strategically but it is a love match. Both shows are about navigating political schemes which they just get caught up in. One has a mother who is a princess and the other a grandmother who is a princess. One has a ML who is the army general with military power and the other a close advisor to the emperor with political power.
Girl Like Me has a romcom feel whilst Princess has a dramatic feel.