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Healing, sweet, soothing and no thoughts just vibes ^-^
LMLMV: is the drama without the drama
TBT: has tiny angst but it's almost close to being the drama without the drama
LMLMV: is the drama without the drama
TBT: has tiny angst but it's almost close to being the drama without the drama
Both are the Same story, just an original n a Remake
Japanese is the original n Korean is the remake.
Korean Remake has an EXTRA plot of Mita/Bok's stalker.
And there are some differences in few other characters too like aunt character, grandpa character and agency's boss character
SO BOTH VERSIONS CAN BE WATCHED N ENJOYED.
(KD director n screenwriter took their own sweet time of 9 extra hours to add these EXTRA contents, so pls do watch it too, haha )
Japanese is the original n Korean is the remake.
Korean Remake has an EXTRA plot of Mita/Bok's stalker.
And there are some differences in few other characters too like aunt character, grandpa character and agency's boss character
SO BOTH VERSIONS CAN BE WATCHED N ENJOYED.
(KD director n screenwriter took their own sweet time of 9 extra hours to add these EXTRA contents, so pls do watch it too, haha )
Similarities
-ML and FL brought together by a traumatic event
-ML is more affected and his PTSD interferes with his daily life
-survivor's guilt
-ML and FL revisit the place that brought them trauma to try to overcome it
Differences
-White Olive Tree has war, Just Between Lovers is about an accident
-Leads in Olive Tree meet as adults, and in JBL they meet as teens
-ML and FL brought together by a traumatic event
-ML is more affected and his PTSD interferes with his daily life
-survivor's guilt
-ML and FL revisit the place that brought them trauma to try to overcome it
Differences
-White Olive Tree has war, Just Between Lovers is about an accident
-Leads in Olive Tree meet as adults, and in JBL they meet as teens
What made me think of King the Land while I was watching Love Me, Love my Voice was first of all the male leads and the PDA scenes/chemistry.
Second, it was the very obvious promotional trips, LOL.
What is different is that LMLMV is void of intrigues and scheming characters, something KTL is not.
But they are both sweet love stories.
Second, it was the very obvious promotional trips, LOL.
What is different is that LMLMV is void of intrigues and scheming characters, something KTL is not.
But they are both sweet love stories.
Both dramas have the female Lead approaching a family as MAID / House help.
Both have strong willed female leads and so the story revolves around the female lead
Both have strong willed female leads and so the story revolves around the female lead
Both are Japanese dramas
Both have the female Lead approaching a family as MAID / House help.
Both have strong willed female leads and so the story revolves around the female lead
Both have the female Lead approaching a family as MAID / House help.
Both have strong willed female leads and so the story revolves around the female lead
Both are Revenge oriented dramas.
Both have Revenge Seeking female Lead
Both have female lead troubled in childhood and so seeks revenge
Both have Revenge Seeking female Lead
Both have female lead troubled in childhood and so seeks revenge
- Historical romance mystery drama
- Smart leads
- murder mystery
- cold case
- romance during investigation
- revenge
- Smart leads
- murder mystery
- cold case
- romance during investigation
- revenge
-Investigation Plot
- Ditective Lead
- murder mystery
-Action
-Strong Male lead
- Ditective Fiction
- Slight Romance
- Ditective Lead
- murder mystery
-Action
-Strong Male lead
- Ditective Fiction
- Slight Romance
Its similar in the way where the ml is domineering yeah I need 100 words I don't want to type a lot though si I'm js yapping atp
- The main lead is same in both drama
- Main lead is a general in both
-Both have strong female leads
If you enjoyed watching Are you the one you are going to like this for sure cause they are both giving similar vibes
- Main lead is a general in both
-Both have strong female leads
If you enjoyed watching Are you the one you are going to like this for sure cause they are both giving similar vibes
Do Min Ik is an intelligent, perfectionist man with a heart of stone and the Chief of Team 1 at T&T Mobile Media who always relies on his secretary, the hot-tempered Jung Gal Hee. Although she diligently carries out the tasks her mean boss instructs her to do, she does not hold back in saying what she wishes to say. Will an office romance blossom?
the fl falls in love at first sight ahhahaha, xu ruohan is really great at choosing drama, the cinematography is also great in both, also here the fl have health issues
The extensive planning for revenge!
Also makes us question, "was it worth the sacrifice for revenge?".
It's also not exactly linear. like how faithful does lot flashback to previous and then to present. the scenes arrangement here feels that way sometimes.
Also makes us question, "was it worth the sacrifice for revenge?".
It's also not exactly linear. like how faithful does lot flashback to previous and then to present. the scenes arrangement here feels that way sometimes.
- Same Cast: Both shows feature the same core cast of Kim Sook, Hong Jin Kyung, Cho Sae Ho, Joo Woo Jae, and 2PM's Wooyoung. This suggests a strong chemistry and established dynamic between the members that the producers wanted to continue.
- Same Producer: Both shows are produced by Park In Seok, who is known for his work on variety shows like "2 Days & 1 Night" and "Sister's Slam Dunk." This likely means a similar style of humor and pacing in both programs.
- Unpredictable Format: "Beat Coin" was known for its format where the cast's fate was decided by the flip of a coin, leading to unexpected situations. "Screwballs" is described as a show with "no concept" and where they "do everything," hinting at a similarly unpredictable and chaotic structure.
- Same Producer: Both shows are produced by Park In Seok, who is known for his work on variety shows like "2 Days & 1 Night" and "Sister's Slam Dunk." This likely means a similar style of humor and pacing in both programs.
- Unpredictable Format: "Beat Coin" was known for its format where the cast's fate was decided by the flip of a coin, leading to unexpected situations. "Screwballs" is described as a show with "no concept" and where they "do everything," hinting at a similarly unpredictable and chaotic structure.




