In both dramas the leading character gets a second chance to prevent a tragic ending. In Orange it's a completely alternate universe while in Someday Or One Day they time travel.

Both dramas deal with switching between 'worlds', along with solving a mystery and chasing a killer. The romance is sweet, yet sad. Both dramas also deal with memory loss, caused by the timeskipping/switching of worlds.

Two tragic love stories where the female lead and male lead don't get along first. The character personalities and dynamics are similar, atlhough not completely the same.

Both dramas start off quite similar; you're thrown in the middle of a mystery. Basically two dark crime/thriller dramas about clones. Both dramas have an anti-hero, who you end up empathizing with.

Two very dark and tragic romance stories, where the male lead first dates the best friend of the female lead. In both shows the lead characters are all orphans.

In both stories Nana Komatsu plays a model that goes through trauma. Yume Wo Ataeru is more focused on the way to fame, while Oboreru Knife is more focused on romance.

Very dark stories with cold blooded female leads. Both appear very emotionless, however they have more depth. There's a deep psychological theme going on in both of them aswell as a dark romance.

Both have powerful, rich female leads that have gone blind. The female leads are harsh and cold, because a lot of people are constantly targetting them. However they are incredibly loving underneath

The male lead approaches her with secret intentions and a fake identity, but ends up falling in love. Both deal with a forbidden love theme.

Both have a male lead approaching the female lead for secret intentions, using a fake identity. However they fall in love and end up in a taboo/impossible love situation.

Watching Hua Jai Sila reminded me of Cruel City in some aspects. Both have a male lead that was an orphan, got raised by another woman and became an anti-hero. Both have a romance plot that is more of an addition and not relevant to the main plot.

Overall is Cruel City way more tragic, dark and mysterious/unpredictable. Hua Jai Sila has a better developed romance (although beware of the slap-and-kiss theme).

- Both have a variety of characters of different ages and in different phases of their lives.
- Lots of comedy in both, but also has a slice of life element mixed into it.
- Showcases real life themes like single parenting, not knowing what to do with your life, break-ups, illnesses, cheating, etc.
- Both male leads are airheads, which causes them to be in unfortunate situations.
- The female leads are well known to their surrounding, while it's a different environment for other characters.
- Both dramas take place in a different setting than most other dramas.

The Package, however, is shorter and has better romance between the leads. Modern Farmer has a bromance theme that isn't in The Package.