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Same type of story, fl gets to live in mls house, ml is extremely rude and mean to fl, second ml that likes fl and more

Every you, Every me is also about two soulmates who meet and fall in love with each in every universe

Instead of transmigrating into another body, here the main lead time travels to his past self. He meets his friends and foes including his lover who betrayed him leading up to his death in the past. The vibe of the show very similar. This show is more about revenge unlike My Stand-In with lakorn vibes to make it more dramatic.

In both series, the girl falls in love first, but the guy ends up falling even harder.
The love story develops slowly, with the man being cold and distant at first, while the woman does everything she can to get closer to him.
There are strong family intrigues in both series that try to keep the couple apart.
And in both, there's amazing chemistry between the main characters.

Both concepts revolve around the themes of reincarnation and enduring love that transcends the years.

Both are mini dramas in which the modern day FLs time travel to the past where they're a stepmother in a rural village.

Both FLs are modern day women who get transported to the past and find themselves a stepmother in a rural village. They then proceed to make their new life a success, win over the children, and find love.

- Modern ML in historical setting (different circumstances)
- ML is quirky and doesn't fit in historical times
- ML becomes successful using modern knowledge
- ML gets tangled with the political situation and fight for the throne
- Fighting against fate
- Themes of friendship
- Both dramas are interesting and well-crafted

Same dynamic with approaching a love interest with ulterior motives
A lot of tensions in both of them, with a dynamic of ennemies to lovers

Both of these adorable shows are GLs with some similarities such as the school setting and the female centered plot, with a shy FL and an alien quirky FL.

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH. Curse you, censorship.

Even without the EXPLICIT romance (#letthemkiss), both dramas feature emotionally intimate relationships and amazing storylines. The Untamed and The Spirealm are action packed and funny with great visuals and greater characters.

On that note, WE NEED MORE YEARNERS!

Aside from the fact that both dramas made me laugh AND sob, these two are a work of art. The Untamed walked so Kill to Love (and Meet You at the Blossom) could run.

#censorship where???

If you liked/loved one of them, you will like/love the other. These historical dramas are for fans of beautiful soundtracks, killer facecards (shu he & wei ying), downright YEARNERS (zi ang & lan zhan), plot twists, political feuds and family conflicts. Get ready to CRY though, I'm not gonna lie.

Du Ru Yu has a been a widowed single mother for the past 18 years, raising four daughters with very different personalities. This is a warm story of family full of laughter and tears.

They have the bubbly, summer, fluff feeling in common qnd both are about teenagers in school, that have a boyband that they want to win a special contest with. MSP has more ckmedy, while Rearrange tackles more interpersonal relationship related topics.
What I just noticed is that they both, in their own ways, handle homophobia, academic pressure, loss of a loved one, rejection and different friendship dynamics.

Both have plotline that is based on going back in time through death to get your life in order. "Restart" is more sensual, handles mature topics and has a crime plot, while "Rearrange" is softer, leans more on the youth aspect and towards saving somone, rather than getting revenge.
Both are good in their own way and for different watch experiences