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Same concept of a character popping out into the real world, female leads having to help them out and make sure they're not making a mess or being revealed due to their lack of identification.

Both films follow gay male leads navigating love and friendships. They have romantic and funny moments but theres also tragic elements and drama that partially also arises from one of the characters being in the closet. They share the same director as well.

Own voices mlm stories with cute romance and comedy bits. Theyre enjoyable and lighthearted and follow adult working men. Theres a couple with an age gap in both too.

Both tell a story about a humble intellectual's journey to become a great financial and banker.
Zhang Xincheng performance in The Justice was so awesome that in my opinion, he single handed-ly supported the drama.
You may like the light romance in War of Faith more than the frustrating fml in The Justice.
Romance aside, both drama were truly enjoyable.
++(imo) The Justice have more clear script and plot that it',s easier to follow and understood compared to War of Faith. When Wang Yi Bo's performance in WoF is undeniable outstanding, but we have Zhang XinCheng here. If you like WoF and have lingering feeling while waiting for next episode, The Justice is a good to kill the time.

It is also Adventurous journey of a an orphan child who becomes one of the strongest in the entire clan I think it had a little bit similarities and definitely recommend this one if you love Character development and strong ML.

If FL is writing a novel than it had a pretty much similar plot like Generals lady, although both the drama are different but that one scene can make both the drama similar

Both are about the path of a young man who first pays allegiance to GMD, and next decides to shift to the Communist side, and it is mostly set in Shanghai. But instead of slums, it pictures palaces and instead of a Bank, it centers around the Military Command of the city and its cotton imports and industry.

Both are about a female undercover agent from the Chinese Communist Party ; both are gripping stories (although Sparrow meanders around a mysterious file) and both pay much attention to details filmed.

A romance set in Republican era Shanghai that features undercover agents although more concerned about a revenge plot than about politics. It is less historical, but conveys the Romanticism of that era for Chinese audience. The FL, Jing Tian, is also very fiery, with musical skills despite it is more for dancing tango than playing the piano.

Both are about the struggle of Chinese undercover Communist agents against GMD although not directly in Shanghai and more centered around 2-3 powerful warlords of the time.

Both are based on same historical period with the importance of the Whampoa Military academy, and the rising influence of Communism in and south of Shanghai.

• Both are Historical Fictions
• Both have a confident and kind female leads
• Both have a protective and skilled swordsman male leads
• Both male leads have a hidden identities
• Both female leads live a life atypical from the Joseon noblewoman norm because of a family disaster.
• Both are slow, sweet romances
• Both work to help secure the royal family with investigation(s)
• Both have a happy ending

See WJSN in a bit more relaxed, but still as exciting show. Being on holiday, but still together the WJSN-members show their charms and playful sides.

In a different variety show, WJSN play as aliens from a different planet who try to win challenges and win a ticket to go back to earth.
A chance to get to know the members in a different way, but still with fun at the front.

As their variety show WuSoBo shows a different side of WJSN. They have challenges and have to work together as one team and in several sub units to win each challenge!
Not unlike in this show.