Recommendations

- greatly written main characters
- alliance between main characters
- fighting for greater good
- main characters against the world
- loveable side characters
- straight romance between side characters
- fantasy world, supernatural
- investigating and conflicts with others
- long and comlex storylines
- bromance/bl
- based on novels
- censored adaptation of same-sex original work
The whole story of both of the shows feels odly familiar to each other. The pain and suffering when watching the series, left big impact on me, i can't even explain why and how, it just did. You can find bromance in both of them, that's probably why you here. The Spirealm takes place in our world how we know it, but with some future developments. It tells story about people being stuck in a game, VR to be exact. However, The Untamed takes place in ancient China, which is totally different from The Spirealm, but it still has some similarities between them. The whole story is pretty comlicated if you ask me in both of the series. You'll have to really pay attention, if you miss something, you can get lost easily. There are lots of good side characters, which is not really common, they're very likeable and greatly played out. But, if i'm gonna talk about acting, The Untamed made me laugh by the worst acting i've ever seen. The acting doesn't include main characters, they were extraordinary. I'm gonna talk about side side characters. They weren't almost seen, maybe that's why it was so bad. Just look at some fighting scenes, you can see clearly what i'm talking about. I think they forgot that we can see them, i don't know.
The Untamed is lacking some good CGI effects, it's something that i hated when i fisrt watched it. But don't be mistaken, the show is really good overall, but this is something that stands out a lot. There's no way we can change it, let's just recognize the fact and move on.
I feel that if you liked one of these, you'll like the other. It has the same vibe and energy, terrifying and tension moments, sad and torturing scenes, but also some nostalgic and pleasant moments that makes you feel odly satisfying. Also, both of them are a threat to Chinese censorship, which led to some unexpected actions. So, if you like scandals, this two shows will make you cry because of it. I hope you'll enjoy it. Have a nice day

- Zero

This is the sequel to The Boy Foretold by the Stars and continues Luke and Dominic’s story as they try to stay strong and keep their love going and growing.

The character of the FL in both the series felt similar. Even though one starts with relationship and the other as a business wedding contract, both gave me similar vibes.

They have different storylines but both have a level of maturity in terms of the story portrayal and the script is pretty well written I believe dealing both with career and romance.
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By the description of Revolver, it's already sounding like the kdrama "The Innocent Man." Both seem to have someone take a fall for someone who committed a crime and the other taking a revenge to those who wronged them.

Some similarities:
- gay romance with a university setting
- focus on slice of life and being in a romantic relationship
- a very lighthearted plot with little drama and lots of fluff
- a good watch to switch off your brain
- one main character is childish, cute and often a bit silly
- a lot of indecision and confusion about how you might feel about the other person, questioning whether you are really in love
- chaotic and supportive friend groups

Some differences:
- We Are has several main and side couples
- Ai Long Nhai has only one main couple and one already established side couple, but they don't have much screentime

Similar type of FL, with a similar mystery/ political intrigue plot hidden at the core. Similar story and characters throughout.

If you like youth, school campus, school clubs, and rom-com drama. You should watch Cheer Up! It's full of emotions, like there are parts that will make you smile, cry and the exciting part about Cheer Up is EVERYTHING!!!! I'm sure you will love it!

Both have a FL that is the head of the family, and comes up with ideas to raise her family's status.

Also a reunion between parted friends
And many many hot kissing scenes.
Besides which it was also Seven Tan/ Tan Songyun who was playing alongside Jing Boran

They are both Ireine timetravel dramas almost sa.e plot but tge different princess is about a writer whi enters her own novel and becames the third princess consort who dies on her wedding day but is daved by the crown prince her cousin after running away and almost count by the third prince who was thrying to kill her inorder to create chaos

Both have very similar feel.
There is one character who is very confident and there is another shy insecure person in both these dramas.
Blueming is a short series. While blue boys is a web drama available on YouTube

Some similarities:
- gay romance with a focus on fated lovers, past life and reincarnation
- death at the hand of a love rival tears the true lovers apart but they are fatefully bound together
- a main character seems to be a woman in the past life and is reborn as a man in the next life
- a main character no longer has parents, only a grandmother
- interesting mix of mythology, fantasy, action and comedy
- main characters are coming into contact with different criminals
- they are fighting together and protecting each other from criminals

Some differences:
- The Sign is about the mythology surrounding Naga and Garuda, Century of Love is about the goddess Nuwa
- in The Sign both main characters are reincarnated and don't know it at first; in Century of Love only one person is reincarnated and is unaware, while the other performs a ritual to not age until he finds his lost love
- in the Sign the main characters are policemen and solve criminal cases, in Century of Love one main character oversees a temple and market complex while the other works in a supermarket

The overall plots of these two films have some interesting parallels and shared themes at a high level (including a story which bridges multiple decades of experience, a relationship between two high-schoolers which changes their relationship with a hostile world, and a separation which interrupts that relationship for a long time), and both locate their story in regionally-specific contexts. So Long, See You Tomorrow has less of the dramatic teenage angst of being a queer teen in a past decade (opting instead for a quieter form of teenage angst), a more meditative approach to its story, and a more hopeful and less bittersweet tone in its ending.

If you like what Yuri and Yurio had going on but wanted it in GL, this is about the best you're going to get (atleast that i've found so far)