Both are set in the Republican era and have a cold and mysterious young male lead. Both have the childhood sweethearts trope, the male lead falling in love first trope and the avenging the female lead’s family trope. They also have some very hot scenes with the two main leads who have amazingly good chemistry together.

Both are miniseries that are set in the same historical period. The plot in both of them has to do with revenge and the main leads getting married with hidden motives. And most importantly: crazy hot chemistry between the actors.

- both are really good Taiwanese dramas
- both dive deep into main characters’ emotions, thoughts and problems
- Lovely Villain is about a sexual assault case, not a murder case like Trinity of Shadows
- both dramas have overall similar mystery/thriller/drama vibe

Both dramas have:
- FL struggling with past trauma
- Both stories take place at an apartment complex
- Healing through love
- Nice comedy
- Silly but cute and entertaining neighbours and side stories
Overall they have a pretty similar vibe.

I feel they have very similar plots:
- lovers who broke up due to misunderstanding
- father doesn’t know that he has a child
- second chance type of romance

Both very good crime/thriller shows with great story, plot twists and acting. If you like these kinds of shows, you will like Trinity of Shadows.

Both are great examples of the thriller/crime/mystery genre of the Taiwanese drama scene. Both have ambitious police officers, smart journalists and interesting story lines. The acting is amazing and the productions are both very high quality.

Both are amazing Taiwanese crime/thriller/mystery dramas with talented actors, great stories, unexpected plot twists and graphic and realistic content.

Both have similar plots, great cast, great cinematography. If you enjoyed this movie you will definitely like Danger Zone.

Similar stories:
- childhood friends
- science students
- university romance
- adorable cast with good chemistry

The vibe of both dramas is pretty similar. They are both really relaxing, yet intriguing. I really liked the natural and calm vibe of “Crush”. Got the same feelings watching “The Science of Falling in Love”.