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Both Dramas are about Youth , a group of people trying to follow their dreams with a little bit of romance

Both are telling the story about infidelity between couple, also age gap, older woman-younger man relationship. Both drama's genre are mature drama. In both drama, the main couple decide to be separated and at the end, both story are ended with an open ending for the main couple.

- Noona romance
- hardworking FL
- One Night Stand
- Office / Working environment
-Coldwomen / warmman
- Steamy scenes / kiss

What do you get when decade-long best-friends find themselves as their only confidantes, know each other to the point of familiarity of being a de-facto family, yet nurse an electric sexual-tension when they aren't being deliberately oblivious to their feelings? Throw in:

1. A headstrong girl with an extremely passive & super considerate guy, both more stubborn than the other...along with
2. Missed timings, early confessions gone wrong, denial & serial-dating as defense mechanism,
3. Annoyingly clingy girlfriends, younger star-eyed almost-boyfriends, a d-bag of an ex (or two),
4. A contrast between one employed at a white-collar job & the other working in an artsy field..,
5. Career apprehensions,
6. Post-work fun beer-ritual,
7. Guys who love cooking up for their best friends,
8. Some sensual eyeshadow-applying/ make-up removing,
9. Pieces of art/ music as ultimate confessions
10. A year long break to 'figure out feelings'... &
11. Super cute & good-looking leads who like to chill in sweats & specs at home,
12. & heart-wrenching moments of unrequited & unspoken love, especially from the MLs...

And you basically get You Drive Me Crazy (short format- 4eps)/ I Don't Love You Yet (long format- 16eps)!

Both dramas are about adult life. The male leads in both dramas are calm, hardworking, and only work part-time. That's how both of the female leads meet the male leads. Instead of the male lead's family going bankrupt, in this drama it's the female lead's family. Because of a problem, the female leads in both dramas almost have their dreams taken away. The female leads in both dramas are adorable and hilarious.

In both drama, the male lead misunderstood and take revenge because he thought the female lead was the one his friend dated and break his heart which lead him to accident and pass away.
Both are Enemies Turned Lovers theme.

both have same male lead and female lead with short length drama under to 20-25 episodes . it will not be great but you can kill your time nicely with that stuff without hesitate. its fun to watch.

Both dramas are happening in the same timeline. Beginning of both stories is the year 1997.
Main characters of both of the stories are a group of friends from the high school. Another similarity is that in both of the shows main focus is on the female main character's journey to pursue her passion. In Reply 1997 that's music and in Twenty Five Twenty One is fencing. Connection between main characters and following their life journey over the years is another of the resemblance in both shows.

In both dramas the female lead is ill. And in both dramas the male protagonist accidentally finds her notebook.

Both dramas take place during the school years. In 1 / 100,000 she is ill with ALS, while in I give my first love to you he has heart disease.

Both dramas take place during the school years. In 1 / 100,000 she is ill with ALS, while in I give my first love to you he has heart disease.

Even though the protagonists are of completely different ages, in both dramas, the male protagonists want to continue to stand next to their love suffering from a degenerative disease.

This is for the movie version of Hakuoki SSL.
Hakuoki is a Japanese otome video game series, adapted as manga, anime, and also LA's. Hakuoki SSL is set in a modern setting, while Hakuoki (2022) is based on the first series in the franchise, set in 1800's era. See for more info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakuoki#Spin-offs.

Hakuoki is a Japanese otome video game series, adapted as manga, anime, and also LA's. Hakuoki SSL is set in a modern setting, while Hakuoki (2022) is based on the first series in the franchise, set in 1800's era. See for more info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hakuoki#Spin-offs

Well in both dramas there are secret crush, stage acting and gay relationship.....................................................................