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They're both beautifully filmed, slow-burn dramas. They both have low-key criminal/thriller plots that are secondary to the human relationships.
Recommended by Allie - May 28, 2019
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In Irresistible Love, Meng Rui plays a gay man who falls in love with the orphan his family adopts (though he is deeply in denial at first due to internalized homophobia). In Our Glamorous Time, Meng Rui plays a supporting character who is conspiring with another supporting character against the lead. They give each other a lot of meaningful looks that are supposed to indicate they are co-conspirators, but they overdo it and end up seeming like a couple for anyone who ever watches BL.

Content warning for Irresistible Love: homophobia, sexual assault, violence, jealousy portrayed as romantic
Recommended by Alex - May 28, 2019
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In Irresistible Love, Meng Rui plays a gay man who falls in love with the orphan his family adopts (though he is deeply in denial at first due to internalized homophobia). In Our Glamorous Time, Meng Rui plays a supporting character who is conspiring with another supporting character against the lead. They give each other a lot of meaningful looks that are supposed to indicate they are co-conspirators, but they overdo it and end up seeming like a couple for anyone who ever watches BL.

Content warning for Irresistible Love: homophobia, sexual assault, violence, jealousy portrayed as romantic
Recommended by Alex - May 28, 2019
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Both are episodic cases with one larger underlying case that's hinted throughout. Even though they are episodic, they aren't boring and don't drag. Plus, the characters' dynamics are kind of similar as well. Dele is more serious, better written, and the characters are more fleshed out but both are still extremely interesting and entertaining.
Recommended by renee - May 28, 2019
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I recommend this drama just because both use iconic japanese music as part of their narrative, the difference though moteki used music from all era not just 90's.
Recommended by realdeal - May 27, 2019
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Both shows...
1. Have an eccentric FL.
2. Have a ML who's reluctant to get involved with the FL at first.
3. Have a number of misunderstanding happening which eventually brings our leads together.
4. Have two love triangles.
5. Show a secondary couple.
6. FL's family is quite eccentric.
Recommended by 3GGG - May 26, 2019
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The Male lead also suffers from the same condition but this time the women change but he is still able to recognize her. And they start dating too. I got the same vibe. Both stories are nice but I still prefer the beauty inside
Recommended by FlyDoll - May 26, 2019
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They both contain childhood friends who end up falling in love. Both male leads are nice, caring gentlemen.
Recommended by tristram - May 26, 2019
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Kiss me is the Thai series adaptation of Itazura Na Kiss and they obviously have a similar plot and similar characters.
Recommended by Imwatchingoverhere - May 26, 2019
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Both stories are about a couple who is physically intimate with each other and how physical intimacy also creates emotional intimacy.
Recommended by ohmyseoul - May 25, 2019
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Innocent Man is the only drama I can think of that has shady male lead and tons of angst and skin ship and Hua Jai Sila is not over yet but Innocent Man is way darker and sadder. Proper tragedy. But honestly love Hua Jai Sila it's so good skin ship wise and it's not misogynistic at all, no boys will be boys or any of that. Just a really aggressive male seriously the part where he's beating the crap out of his step brother was so intense! I was in tears! And plenty of angst and emotional scenes.
Recommended by Incognito - May 25, 2019
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they both have that overprotective selfish parent that cares more about their "reputation" than their kid or other people..
Recommended by XingBack - May 25, 2019
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Both dramas focus on martial arts as part of the main storyline, as well as romantic subplots. There are also similar dramatic elements, such a scandal in the past, deceased parents, and a few other similarities. If you like one, you will probably like the other.
Recommended by Dee - May 25, 2019
Both feature Monsta X, and Shownu is the main male lead in both of them. Kihyun makes a very passable pretty feme lead in Flowers and IM is the female lead in Golden. I think the flowers one is better but they're both funny. Pre warning there is a cancer topic in Golden, and having it in a humourous light just felt inappropriate if I'm being honest.
Recommended by Do Bong-Soon - May 24, 2019
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The both stories are about a color blindness suffering guy who needs help from a girl to recover..
Recommended by mamirabelle - May 24, 2019