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Both great shows....................................................love them both if you like one you will definitely like the other

eight strangers are forced to live together while panelists with various experiences in dating and love look on from afar.

Both FL's wanted freedom and hated the idea of being stuck in the palace waiting for the one they love to visit them at his convenience.

Both ML's deeply loved the FL's

Both FL's are smart and are reluctant to love the ML for fear of what their lives will becomes.

Same main actor Xu Kai, not that similar but i love them both if you like one you will definitely like the other

Fujoshi no omoi was the inspiration for the Bibari & Rui skits in Picaru no Teiri. They both feature the comedians Yoshimura Takashi and Ayabe Yuji doing a BL skit.

The story is totally different but both have a kid in the plot line although in PL the kid comes in later half pf the show whereas in UL from beginning.
UL is with a calm and composed man and he rarely gets angry

In both dramas, the main female lead (FL) is a spirited woman allowed a lot of freedom who falls in love with a prince in disguise.

In both, when the FL realizes the horror of what she's getting into, she tries to back out, compromise, run away from her fate. In both, these attempts are rational, understandable and deeply empathetic. In both, the FL has much more to lose than the prince.

On the other hand, Good Bye, My Princess is darker and more sure of its themes than The Red Sleeve, and it centers the main FL's troubles and sacrifices all the way until the end.

Same
Very similar vibes focusing on two people
Similar ending vibes

Diff
- On your wedding days ending is very conclusional...ish, like its clear the relationship between the two, but in upcomming summer its more open and hopeful.
- on your wedding day soans a long time... upcomming summer just has one flash forward at the end.
- In upcoming summer they were more friends but in on your wedding day they were together.
- upcoming summer i felt lowkey had twists which was cool...

Both are centred around a man out for revenge against rich powerful family.
Male leads are quite similar, smart, strategic and cold blooded.

in both dramas ML uses powerful woman from that family for revenge, slowly seduces her; same time he falls in love to another younger woman who is also related to this family (plans to marry young guy from this family).

Both have a bar with interesting concepts regarding services and have interesting guests each episode.

Both dramas focus on family and things we do to help our family. Both heart warming dramas with excellent performances from the child actors. Grab some tissues as you may shed a tear or 2 from these dramas

Both are korean miniseries with a romance between two guys as its centre. The boys appear to be connected in a way, in you make me dance theyre portrayed to be soulmates and in first love for the third time they were in love in a past life. Theyre produced by the same company as well.

If you love one of these, you will fall for another one :)
In common:
- female lead is a popular actress;
- male lead is a common man;
- female lead is very cute, a very good person;
- female lead loves the male lead from the beginning or falls in love very fast;
- female lead chases the man lead first;
- the man lead looks like a cold type at first, but is very gentle, kind and warm person;
- plot is centered around the romance;
- little angst and misunderstanding in the drama;
- both dramas have many cute, fluffy scenes;
- steamy kisses;
- lots of feel good content;
Both of these dramas will warm and melt your heart :)

Both movies main male lead are paraplegic.
The Chinese one is about friendship
The Japanese one is more focus on romantic
It is important for the dying person to have friends and love one around

Both are Chinese movies
Both are about the main lead has terminal illness but having romantic thought.
Both movies make you laughs and make you cry