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A romance between working professionals, has a happy ending and with additional no unnecessary second male lead drama, its fun and romantic just as much as "See You at Work Tomorrow"

A romance between working professionals, has a happy ending and with additional no unnecessary second male lead drama, its fun and romantic just as much as 'The Rational Life'

A man has to live through 12 pre-scripted deaths
this is sci fi action thriller and is quite gory

A writer of 19+ R-rated web novels, Nam Ja-yeon (Han Ji-hyun), unexpectedly gets transported into her own story and becomes the female lead. She then embarks on a sizzling romance with the novel's perfect male protagonist (Lee Sang-yi)

High schooler Eun Dan-o (Kim Hye-yoon) discovers she is actually a background extra in a romance comic book. Realizing she has no control over her own destiny, she decides to rewrite the story by changing her fate and finding her own true love.

The same plot - FL is pulled into a web novel, and switches places with the FL from the novel. The novel is in Joseon lmao and FL lives there :) falls in love, changes the novel script published in 21st century, and eventually she choses the identity swap to be permanent

The same plot - MC is pulled into a webcomic written by her father, and has to navigate to get out
She saves life of the main character of the webcomic, etc

The same plot - a woman involved in crimes wakes up with amnesia and some "stranger" claims he is her boyfriend and they loved each other

Reverse ML and FL are kinda criminals themselves, though

Just… trust me.

Both dramas share a certain similar theme or genre. The difference is that it’s obvious in one, while it’s masked under the pretense of comedy for the other one.

Both series feature supernatural-horror elements with sapphic characters and storyline. Both female leads, Mae Kru Bulan in Khom Khlang and Boon in Runaway are shamans / mediums who can see and communicate with spirits and ghosts.

Both are BL dramas about a cute and innocent MC that starts living with an aloof ML who gradually warms up to him, and there is a master-servant dynamic.

Adaptation of the same story but without the Buddhism

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A confident male lead: In both dramas, the male lead is wealthy, influential, and extremely self-confident—sometimes even arrogant. Beneath that exterior, however, he has a more vulnerable and caring side.

A capable and independent female lead: Both heroines are intelligent, hardworking, and not easily intimidated by the male lead.

A romance that begins with tension: The main couple starts off clashing or misunderstanding each other before gradually falling in love.

Lots of comedy: Both dramas blend romance with humor, featuring awkward situations, misunderstandings, and funny dialogue.

A male lead who falls in love before admitting it: In both stories, the hero becomes increasingly protective, jealous, and awkward once he realizes his feelings.

A love story connected to the past: Both dramas gradually reveal past events that have a major impact on the characters and their relationship.

Old man/mature queer love stories happening in office. Also one lead gaining self esteem through the series

Beautiful office romance queer series