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Same writer Mo Bao Fei Bao. They have similar vibes.
FL is warm and cheerful. ML is a bit cold and introverted. FLs fell in love at first sight with ML and chased after him.

I haven't seen First Love Again, but if this is your thing it sounds like there's a lot of similar elements, such as magical cell phones and trying to change the past 10 years ago.

I know both are very different dramas in a lot of things. Both shares same lead actress Bai Lu. I first fell in love with Bai Lu in Arsenal. Both are equally amazing dramas with great acting, chemistry and plots.

I know both are very different dramas in a lot of things. Both shares same lead actress Bai Lu. I first fell in love with Bai Lu in Arsenal. Both are equally amazing dramas with great acting, chemistry and plots.

These two dramas have reincarnations. In Forever and Ever, both male lead and female lead were reincarnated. In Tale of the Nine-Tailed, female lead was reincarnated.

In a small Café, Min-hee Kim plays a guest who prefers to observe but not interact with the other guests herself.

University student Hae-Won (Jung Eun-Chae) wants to break up with Teacher Sung-Joon (Lee Sun-Kyun). They have had a secret relationship. Hae-Won meets her mother (Kim Ja-Ok), who is going to emigrate to Canada tomorrow. After meeting her mother, Hae-Won feels depressed and she decides to meet Sung-Joon for the first time in a long while. On that day, Hae-Won and Sung-Joon happen to meet students at a restaurant who study the same major and their relationship becomes known to others. Hae-Won becomes more depressed. Sung-Joon then suggests they runaway to somewhere else.

Kwon returns to Seoul from the mountains and is given a packet of letters from Mori back from Japan to propose to her. Kwon drops and scatters the undated letters. She reads them and has to make sense of the chronology - and so must we?

A married film director falls for a young painter - twice.

This tory also have the same director concept ..

Similarities :
+ Plastic surgery
+ Hidden identity
+ Fat to fit
+ Unrequited love
+ Beauty standards

Both are Korean language BLs where one of the male leads is questionable in terms of his true feelings for the other male lead. There are mind games and turbulent lovers with both films.

-mind games
-pretend relationship
-hard to tell what someone is really feeling (if they really love the other person or not)
-taking advantage of someone

Girl dresses up as a guy (although in the coffee prince the girl is technically a tomboy- but regardless i get similar vibes)

- Group of girls living together
- Self growth
- Decisions to make in terms of relationships
- Different personalities
- City-life

-Both MLs sort of want to avenge their dads, and they are both very successful in what they do.
-Intergenerational feud between a 'youngster' and a hateful, rich-old man.
-Revenge plot runs for years.
-Both MLs eventually team-up and find strength in their better halves.
-Both stories are modern-day versions of court-politics, where the wronged protagonist takes down the powerful bad guy, although IC plays into business-level politics with far greater number of players involved.
-The revenge is fulfilled at the very end, with the comeuppance being extremely satisfactory.