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It shows the lives and relationship issues among the modern generation of Chinoys and how it isn't as perfect as it seems.

When Section Zamora contracts a mysterious virus during a field trip, they are quarantined by the military in an abandoned facility. Students Ada, RJ, Princess, and Migs fight for their survival as they deal with the dangers of the infectious virus and politics among untrustworthy classmates

It’s really similar has the main character realise she is in a novel. This is way more slow pace then fall for you, but would definitely say I enjoyed this more than Fall for you.

• The main lead of RLP (Pian) is extremely similar to the main lead in Tawipob. Makes me wonder if they were actually inspired by Tawipob, what with the number of times it's mentioned throughout RLP.

• The MCs temporarily get a chance to come to the modern world - soak in all the changes in the world in an innocent child-like awe. Both of them hold huge respect for their country & its well-being.

- Both are romcoms and take place in a school setting.
- Both of them pull at your heartstrings ?
- Have amazing cast and production
- Feel like classics and will make a place in your heart

One day, Akihiro Miyata, a mid-level editor at a business magazine, visits popular university associate professor Takashi Iwanaga to ask him to write an economics column. However, that person was his first love, whom he broke up with during his high school days! It has been more than ten years since he moved to Tokyo. Miyata, who had completely sealed off the past where he had a big love affair to the point where he promised to elope, was able to find a girlfriend who was thinking of marrying him and was living a “normal” life. Even after they meet again by chance, Miyata treats him as a business partner and vows never to fall in love with Iwanaga again. However, he is as beautiful and talented as ever… Iwanaga’s pace, which repeatedly speaks sweetly to him… His work and private life are at the mercy of him!? Ideals, reality, pride… An over-30 boy who can’t be as honest as he used to be meets his soulmate again. What will happen to this frustrating “second” love, full of tactics…!?

I found no similarities besides the firefighter role. But I love both. As for Moon in the Day, it goes far back to the previous life and less rescue scene. I believe Fireworks of My Heart has more ‘rescue scene’ than that one^^

Five years after their break-up, ex-lovers turned friends Sam and Isa attempt to find their own selves in the realm of their respective romantic relationships. What they discover instead is pain and uncertainty as they come to terms with their feelings for each other and everyone around them.

On July 21 2011, the bloodiest bank heist in the country's history occurred at Mabuhay Savings Bank in San Pedro, Laguna, leaving ten employees dead, all ruthlessly executed. The perpetrators escape with an estimated P10 million in cash.

The robbery is suspected to have been conducted by professionals, as they executed their plan with military precision. Wearing Moriones masks to conceal their identities, the thieves disabled the bank's security system and held-up the bank personnel inside while waiting for the vault's time lock to deactivate just before the usual opening time. Once they got the cash, a fatal mistake leads to an all-out bloodbath.

Pressured by the people and media to resolve the crime, the authorities secretly order Crisanto Espina, an ex-cop, to handle the case. Eager to redeem his name and earn back the respect of his family, Crisanto diligently hunts down each suspect involved in the massacre. But as he finds each name on his list, he unravels the dirty truth behind his extrajudicial duties.

Since Enteng Kabisote's last adventure, he has settled down to become a successful businessman and a caring grandfather as his son is busy being a law enforcer. He is unaware that there's going to be a huge trouble and he will once again be needed to save the world.

The plot focuses on Atan Dimaya, a 19-year old Aeta boy who strives to earn money for his “bandi” or dowry in order to marry Ani, a fellow Aeta and childhood friend of Atan. With Ani’s parents setting a bride price of 20,000 pesos, Atan goes to town and sells cassava and banana hearts. This is where his resolve to marry Ani is shaken as he meets Rain, a student from UP Manila researching for her undergrad thesis.

The story of Gwen and Tonton, childhood sweethearts born and raised in the province. They promise to love, marry and be with each other until death do they part. But they went on separate paths when Gwen left to study in the city. There, she made new friends and eventually forgot all about Tonton. When she made a wish to meet the guy who would die for her. Tonton appeared who still eager to marry her. Will they live happily ever after?

A film based on the life of retired Western Police District Colonel Jimmy Tiu, who last served as Sta. Mesa Police Station Commander.

Both dramas explore grieving in a BL context so that makes them similar . This one mentions the death of the older brother of one of the protagonists.

A tale of power, ambition and corruption

The plots may seem very different, however they have some of the same noir, thrilling elements to it
Both are dramas that feature chaebols and normies, plagued by ambitions, who are playing dirty tricks on each other to achieve their goals. In both cases, the ML is an outsider from the corrupt chaebols ( in Doctor Prisoner, ML is a doctor that wants to destroy the people in power and get revenge, in Impossible Heir, ML wants to steal the company from said people in power )
Both have tense suspenseful moments, business tricks that shock the opponent, race against the clock to one-up the villain.

Nevertheless, there are also a lot of differences : there is no cute romance in doctor prisoner, don't expect kisses and confession. It is also darker in my opinion Than the impossible heir