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They are both about a couple who broke up because of a misunderstanding but get back together a couple years later and both fl have child that the ml don't know about

Eda Maki works for an advertising agency at a large company. She is single and doesn't have good luck with men. She also isn't very good at cooking and likes eating junk food. One day, she meets Katayama Nagisa. He is an art teacher and a vegetarian. Unlike Maki, Nagisa cooks very well. The two people then happen to live together. Maki realizes that she is in love with Nagisa, but Nagisa is gay. Through his cooking, they solve their own problems and become important to each other.

Maki Eda, a good-looking and career woman, actually hates vegetables. One day, she meets Katayama Nagisa, a good-looking art teacher at a boys' school and a vegetarian, and by chance she ends up living with him. For some reason, Nagisa treats the innocent Maki carelessly. Despite the conflict, Maki finds herself in love with Nagisa, who turns out to be gay. Still, Maki is healed by Nagisa's organic dishes. As they solve their own problems, they become important to each other, but...

Maki Eda, a good-looking and career woman, actually hates vegetables. One day, she meets Katayama Nagisa, a good-looking art teacher at a boys' school and a vegetarian, and by chance she ends up living with him. For some reason, Nagisa treats the innocent Maki carelessly. Despite the conflict, Maki finds herself in love with Nagisa, who turns out to be gay. Still, Maki is healed by Nagisa's organic dishes. As they solve their own problems, they become important to each other, but...

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esports
ml and fl have to go through many challenges, setbacks and scandals in order to achieve their dreams

youth
sports
going after your dreams
physical trauma/injury
ml and fl share a painful past through their parents

youth
sports
athletes in love
overcoming injury
overcoming trauma
ml and fl knew each other/were childhood friends

Both are fantasy dramas and have the same male lead who is Ma Tian Yu.

Both are about a woman married to a man, who loves another man. The female leads in the two of them still love their husbands, despite them having boyfriends. "My Rosy life, His Rosy Passion" has more sexual content, but apart from that, the basic synopsis is somewhat similar.

Both feature a struggling boy band & pretty good music..........................................................................

Although themes are not the same the vibe & love/hate ratings relationship towards the dramas make them seem similar........................................................

Both are historical dramas in which the lead is royalty.

The dramas are a mix of romance and humor while also balancing heavier moments.

Both dramas are about a couple who break up due to a misunderstanding, with the FL disappearing/leaving while the ML is recovering from an illness or injury. Five years later, the two cross paths again, and the ML discovers he has a child he didn't know existed. Both have similar scenes of the FL getting drunk and confessing things about the past to the ML, and the FL lying about their child's birthdate/age when the ML starts to suspects he's the child's father. The differences are one is a mini drama, the other a full length drama. and the child is a son in one and a daughter in the other.

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In Koisenu Futari, one character, Sakuko, figures out she is aromantic and asexual while the other main character, Takahashi, has already known that he is aroace for a while and is comfortable in his sexuality.
In Konya Sukiyaki Dayo, the main character Tokomo is aromantic and more like Takahashi in the way that she is already secure in knowing who she is.

Konya Sukiyaki Dayo and Koisenu Futari both focus on main characters who dismantel expectations and stereotypical ideas of how you should live and what you should do as an adult and in a relationship, and end up figuring out what works for them personally, even if it goes against typical roles of what society expects of them.
In addition, Konya Sukiyaki Dayo focuses on how a romantic and platonic relationship can be equal and the role of women in the workplace, while Koisenu Futari focuses more heavily on aromantic and asexual issues specifically.

Both have done a truly amazing job of representing how someone can be aromantic (and asexual), with characters that feel very real and create an example for a way of living as an aromantic asexual person in a world that focuses mostly on romantic relationships.