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child hood frd
dask mate
family problem
secret love
promes
marrage
detarmination
trust
love
same plote

high-school drama
serect love
success
daskmate
promessing trust
family love
compromise
weakness
best ost
great screept

Though both sageuks have different target audiences in mind (they have differences as if you want some smart political talk you should watch Queen Seon Deok rather than Moon Lovers) they have sone similarities:
> lots of male fanservice (hwarangs in Queen Seon Deok, princes in Moon Lovers)
> the female leads love one man first then she turns to love a man with a darker past (plus both men wear black most of the time, I'm talking about Bidam and Wang So, Kim Nam Gil and Lee Joon Gi Yeah!)
>both the second men the female leads love have mothers that are obsesses with power plus those mothers abandoned those sons too
> both evil mothers have other sons they prefer over the son (the men loved by the female leads) they abandoned without realizing that their abandones sons are the smartest and their closest ticket to power

Similarities:
> both sageuk OTPs have great chemistry (lots of OTP moments towards near the end of the drama).
> both couples made so much effort to show how much they love each other and each of them proves how much they love their other half (especially true of the main male lead in Moon Lovers and main female lead in Princess's Man).
> side couples with their own stories (whether happy or sad) that made you care about them.
> lots of tragic events happening which makes or breaks the lead couples
> expect some tragic things happening among family members due to greed by some
> important theme in both dramas: filial piety vs love vs power
Difference:
> Most of the male lead characters in Moon Lovers (the princes) except for Wang So are played by actors in their twenties (when they made the drama), while the male actors in The Princess's Man (the 3 friends whose lives are changed due to events) are played by actors in their thirties (when they made the drama).
> You see a lot of politicking scenes in The Princess's Man while there's not a lot of those in Moon Lovers, more of the political dealings (example: King's dealings with various factions) are merely explained.
> Moon lovers is set in the dawn of Goryeo era while The Princess's Man is set in Joseon.

By the way: The Princess Man > Moon Lovers Scarlet Heart Ryeo for me

Amazing stories with great actors as main couple. Prime Thai BL, well made. Super exciting to watch.

Similar trope of unexpectedly falling in love. Both have a star couple with great chemistry as main focus. Also a really amazing well made stories.

Also has that love-hate relationship at the beginning. But is more on the dorky comedy style. Cute actors and good production on both!

An older man with many requirements meets a messy, younger woman... which gets him into trouble often..

When I watched hometown cha cha cha this drama reminds me. The male leads have some similarity...It is also in country side...there's also an interaction when they were kids..

It's a continuation.

1. Same drama
2. Same characters
3. Same goodness =)
4. Same Yumi's cells (we miss you fashion, lust, reason, and cleaning cells).

quite similar plot/romance
*mafia boss falls for young student girl
*big age gap
*father of this girl is in debt with ML (mafia boss)
*at some point ML offers FL sex for debt
*ML has soft feelings for FL but often behaves rude/mafia style (he is more rude in Morrasoom Sawat)
*there is another boy (SML), younger who is interested in FL
*FL is quite strong, stubborn in korean drama, on the opposite in Tai lakorn, she is weak and let's be honest - stupid
*Overall neither of these dramas are high quality or good, but Korean is much better

In both See You Again and Closer to You Female lead is dead in current timeline thus, our main leads travel back in time ie, their high school days to save their lover.

See you again and Blue birthday are both time travel drama which is also related with a camera. Both of the drama are also based on high school.

Wishes through the internet that are too good to be true; repercussions that cascade to innocents. Good drama, storyline and acting, would definitely watch a season 2.

Slow and gentle romance, a bookstore/library setting, slice-of-life focus and pacing, great cinematography with a focus on landscapes and the aesthetic of daily life, a mellow soundtrack with emotive stringed instruments.