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Both dramas have the FL's initially working for the ML's and FL's then resigning. The ML's then go on to try and convince the FL's from not leaving/resigning, which they both reject, which then gets intertwined into the pursuit of romance. Both are fun lighter hearted dramas.

Both dramas have a boss - employee relationships. In WWSK the FL is the secretary to her boss, having worked for him for 9 years she suddenly resigns stating "personal reasons" as the cause - we then are led to the ML lead trying to convince her to stay and not resign in which she rejects and he cannot fathom this - this is the superficial plot of the story - there is a deeper story plot behind it all that connects the two of them and makes it more meaningful.
In ABP she works in one of the "food departments" (they create convenient food and flavors that compliment that can be frozen and re-heated and eaten - that's what I understood about it). She hides her identity from her boss, as she met him in disguise previously on a blind date, she was forced to go on the date by her best friend (her best friend was actually the one that was supposed to go on the date) - now she works at the same company as her CEO - hence the fun and drama ensues.

Both dramas have a boss - employee relationships. In WWSK the FL is the secretary to her boss, having worked for him for 9 years she suddenly resigns stating "personal reasons" as the cause - we then are led to the ML lead trying to convince her to stay and not resign in which she rejects and he cannot fathom this - this is the superficial plot of the story - there is a deeper story plot behind it all that connects the two of them and makes it more meaningful.
In ABP she works in one of the "food departments" (they create convenient food and flavors that compliment that can be frozen and re-heated and eaten - that's what I understood about it). She hides her identity from her boss, as she met him in disguise previously on a blind date, she was forced to go on the date by her best friend (her best friend was actually the one that was supposed to go on the date) - now she works at the same company as her CEO - hence the fun and drama ensues.

Both FL's are the secretaries to the ML's and the ML's seem distant and indifferent initially but grow to care and protect FL's. Similar in the sense that both have a boss - employee relationships in which the romances revolve around.

If you enjoy Hard to Find, you will like Butterflied Lover. Give it a watch while waiting for new episodes. Zhao Yi Qin is enigmatic and charismatic in both roles. Both dramas are of darker tones. Although shorter length but great production value, gorgeous cinematography and most importantly a grippling plot.

If u like "put your head on my shoulder" then you might also like the drama "please feel at ease Mr. Ling
similarities: cute female lead
hardworking female lead
protective but jealous male lead
height difference is cute
both are each others first love
opposites attract

dissimilarities: one is school life but one is working life
rich man poor woman type
different plot line
different story
different but almost same looking main leads
hope u like (btw its just my opinion hope u enjoy good day stranger) ??

FL of Eve and ML of WW lie about who they are, lost their parents, have been planning revenge for a long time.

Similiar in some ways:
- thriller, melodrama
- revenge
- older female lead x younger male lead (without the romance in wonderful world)
- damaged people who need to heal

Both ML were portrayed as villains at first but their characters developed and were understood by the FL

Both FL were quirky and humorous

Love......
Same male lead....... Good story.....
Good romance..... Nice cinematography.
Good looking leads.....

Both have MLs that play it cool but really have a major crush on the FLs

Both have 'bad boy' SML

High school setting

Both of the male characters are trying to regain something they have lost which is connected to the female lead. At first for both male leads their intention wasn't to care for the female lead.

Both are historical mini dramas that are about a strong FL ending up in a marriage with a sick, delicate ML who has a hidden identity and agenda.

Both are Republican Era dramas (Couple of Mirrors' is set in the 1930s and 'The Message' is set in 1941) that feature two female leads with excellent chemistry.

These are my two favorite adaptations of the novel! 'The Message' is a thriller full of unreliable narrators while 'Phantom' is much more of an action movie, but both have excellent chemistry between their female leads and a satisfying story.