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The story follows Shen Wan, the daughter of Shen Yi, a high-ranking official of the Supreme Court, whose entire family is massacred after being implicated in the Prince of Jin case. Shen Wan escapes to Jingzhou by disguising herself as Qin Wan, the Ninth Lady of the Qin family; where she learns all about medicine and how to perform autopsies.

She not only excels at healing the sick and saving lives but is also skilled in being a professional coroner to investigate crimes. During her investigations, Qin Wan meets Yan Chi, the crown prince of King Rui. Yan Chi is determined to clear the Prince of Jin’s name, an ambition that aligns with Qin Wan’s own mission to vindicate her father. The two return to the capital together, solving a series of strange and mysterious cases along the way. After returning, the discovery of a skeleton leads to the reopening of the Prince of Jin case. As they delve deeper, Yan Chi and Qin Wan gradually uncover the truth and ultimately expose a shocking secret buried deep within the palace.

Modern-day office drone Zou Yan accidentally stumbles into the world of cultivation and wakes up as Liao Ting Yan, a disciple of the Qinggutian Sect. She's soon selected to serve the reclusive Grandmaster Sima Jiao, a powerful cultivator who's been secretly sealed inside a mountain for 500 years. Twisted by isolation and rage, he's cold, hot-tempered, and bent on revenge. Liao Ting Yan doesn't know that "her" original identity is a demonic assassin. But to his surprise, she shows no ill will, no ambition, and no desire at all. Her nature fascinates him. Thus begins an unlikely romance between a villainous immortal and a healing-type "slacker," a connection that defies fate and spans lifetimes.

It has the same idea of love through three lifetimes,

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Both dramas feature a transmigration plot, where the male lead starts off cold and cruel, but eventually falls in love with the female lead.

- transmigration trope
- enemies to lovers
- supernatural
- sacrifice

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Both dramas are xianxia, with the leads experiencing reincarnation and living multiple lives together, sometimes without remembering their past lives.

Both dramas were romance fantasy. It is set on historical setting and has supernatural and wuxia elements

- Both have same male lead actor
- Both dramas were romance fantasy. It is set on historical setting and has supernatural and wuxia elements.

- Both have same male lead actor
- Both dramas were romance fantasy. It is set on historical setting and has supernatural and wuxia elements.

Historical kdrama with different soul situations! Got similar vibes from the trailer! Fascinating watch!

Both dramas are stories of revenge related to childhood trauma. In both, the main character is a mastermind and a manipulative person who will use anything to achieve their goals. Both are also very dark.

For those who admired the martial arts world-building and deep bonds in Legend of Fei, The Untamed is a perfect choice. It follows two cultivators who uncover dark secrets within the martial world while forming a powerful connection based on trust and loyalty. The drama’s poetic tone, moral complexity, and beautiful cinematography make it an unforgettable wuxia masterpiece that shares Legend of Fei’s spirit of adventure and emotional intensity.

This drama also features a strong, determined heroine who rises through hardship to become a skilled warrior — much like Zhou Fei. Set in a chaotic era of power struggles, Princess Agents tells the story of a slave girl who grows into a fearless fighter while navigating love and survival. It’s recommended for Legend of Fei fans who enjoy intense action, emotional character growth, and stories where the female lead controls her own destiny.

From the same creators as With You, My Huckleberry Friends is another heartfelt coming-of-age drama filled with friendship, school memories, and tender romance. It follows two childhood friends who grow up together, facing the pressures of studies and life changes while keeping their bond strong. The natural storytelling and relatable emotions mirror the warm and bittersweet tone of When We Were Young, making it a perfect emotional match.

If you enjoyed the blend of first love and youthful innocence in When We Were Young, Our Secret will definitely appeal to you. It tells the story of a mischievous yet warm-hearted boy and a smart, reserved girl who share a deep bond from high school to university. The drama captures the ups and downs of growing up and falling in love with someone who becomes your safe place. Its relatable characters and emotional sincerity make it one of the best modern companions to When We Were Young.