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Married woman, lust, connection, irresistible love, husband aware, emotionless, real life struggle, hope, confuse, frustration, society, future?

Serenity, peaceful, male admiration, hesitation, nature beauty, country side, female illness, inner struggle, care, unspoken love,

Time travel and going back to the past. Da Zhi being unsatisfied with his current went back to the past to change his future and marry the girl he loves.

Based in a mature high school, the stories can both be humorous at points, but neither fails to hit the mark when it comes to exploring the experiences of young gay men within their respective societies. Red Balloon goes further in its reflective essence and demonstrates the awful possibilities of what it can do to individuals who are forced to adapt to a heteronormative society that has little desire for their truth.

These two are similar in that a guy comes to a troubled woman and changes her life possibly for the better. Junichi is with multiple women while in The Lady Improper it's only one couple.

This is the Chinese counterpart to the Korean variety show "Crime Scene". In this show, participates have to find who is the murderer among them in a mock crime scene. Later seasons feature some episodes with real locations or completely built sets, which leads to more immersive environments like the "Great Escape".

Both dramas are about forced marriage. Both dramas have lots of flirting and teasing between the leads. Chemistry between leads is off the charts.

They are both dramas about arranged marriage. Leads hate each other at first but became friends then fell in love. They are also both dramas about the importance of family. Not the mention the leads have great chemistry.

Both dramas follow the leads to their dreams. and their journey to achieving it.
Both being in a love relationship that supports that journey and helps the other when they get lost.
Both about being a team player and showing loyalty to your team.
Both dramas hopes to represent China in the sport that they love and achieve the best result for their country.

Similar tothe life of the white fox in opposite way:
??Female lead can transform to cat because of her special “powers/mission”
??Female lead needs to cohabitate with the lead guy who is a Lord
??Set in “ancient china”
?? Spunky female lead and aloof male lead

Aoi is another portrayal of Gou-Hidetada marriage life. However Aoi started off with both of them already married (i.e. it will not start from their childhood) and focused more on the affairs around Tokugawa big family as well as more details on Edo shogunate administrations.

Midas is also a financial drama. Jang Hyuk plays a lawyer who works for the chaebol Yoo family. Kim Hee Ae plays the eldest daughter of the Yoo family and is the president of a multibillion dollar hedge fund. It tells a story of greed and revenge through events like stock manipulation, mergers and acquisitions, and company takeovers.

Both rom-com follow a group of guys through their weird life. Even though DoT focuses more on their group of friends than their love stories, I'm sure that if you liked either of them you'll like the other too :)

reminds me of because both female leads experienced some kind of traumatic past that was so painful that it led them to unconsciously resort to short term memory loss as their way of coping.

I would say rather than similar, they contrast quite a lot. While Moon Lovers has a darker and more complicated plot, Love in the Moonlight is just what you would like to watch after crying because of Episode 20 of Moon Lovers. It will make you smile because of the cute love story, though of course, you will also cry.