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?nsan olmayan varl?klarla aksiyon dolu sava? k?s?mlar?, ritüeller çok benzer. Ortak sava? k?s?mlar? da öyle

Her iki dizide benzer büyü, geçmi?ten gelen bir korku dolu, gerginlik yaratan hikaye var, intikam pe?inde ko?an ölüler ve ya?ayanlar var

Chok benziyor, iki bash rol oyuncu aras?nda olan sevgi shekli de benzer bence, korku, aksiyon k?sm? da benzer

Both are historical drama with the following commonality:
- Strong ML who is a prince/royalty
- Great chemistry with supportive ML and well written/smart FL
- Scheming & Court politics
- Hidden identity
- Satisfying ending

Both are about the growth of the characters and have a sport theme. I would say the feelings I felt watching Road to Success reminded me of when I was watching Twenty Five Twenty One—sad, happy, mad, honestly an emotional roller coaster. I lovee the character development for each of the characters especially my girl Na Heedo.

“And so we put goldfish in the pool” is an extremely artistic short film that is also about high school girls who want to leave their small home town for better lives.

Both have an overbearing rich CEO who crave the attention of their partner & would do everything for them as a hopeless romantic & showcasing lots of puppy eyes when sth doesnt go their way.

The MLs have no sense of reality at first & think everything can be bought with money but start to be humbled by the ordinary living standards of their partner.

Partners can stand up for themselves, are independent and hold ML on a tight leash.

Overall, both series are enjoyable in their own way - always in for a good laugh.

If you enjoy morally dubious love interests, unreliable narrators, Faustian deals, and romances with body counts, might I suggest that fans of one will enjoy the other? 7 Days Before Valentine is about a struggling actor while Don't Be Too Emotional is about a university student preparing to take over his family's Traditional Chinese Medicine pharmacy, but the implications of supernatural elements is played in much the same way across both series and to similar effect.

- step/adopted sibling romance
- bad boy male lead
- not your typical “good girl” female lead
- illegal street racing

Both have lawyer character and both have to struggle with even more in some episodes the ghosts were guiding the one who sees ghosts, also both have episodes that the lawyer dies! But one of their differences is that the romance is weaker in phantom lawyer and vise versa,

Furukawa Yuki plays queer character in both of them

Okay, it is even enough to read synopsis this time. 40 year old ans mid 20s police officers' "angry" romantic relationship. Their personalities are similar also. But one show is more drama, other one is more comedy

There are SO many plot twists in these both masterpieces. Very intense, romantic, queer shows where trying to solve some problems and saving each other

As far as seeing ghosts with lingering attachments or unsolved problems, the shows are same. The light shop is more spooky though and more in the face of audiance with horror

in both the female leads are autistic and meet a ml who is caring and does not treat them like they are weird. i watched extraordinary attorney woo first (back when it came out) and today i just finished pure and it reminded me so much about it so i just had to add it on mdl as a rec. if youre planning on watching pure though, be warned that it has a sad ending as with most old jdramas lol (i also cried during a couple eps throughout). extraordinary attorney woo is much more lighthearted.