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Both are about a couple who has just gotten together when one of them suffers an illness or injury leading to a long coma, memory loss, and disabilities. The other lead is urged by the family to break off the relationship but they determinedly stay.

The first episode of Made in Korea is similar to the movie but in a serious tone and not parody at all.

if you like long family/romance dramas with multiple couples, you'll probably like my father is strange.

the fashion designing business aspect reminds me of ugly alert and both of them are long family/romance dramas.

Similarities:
- Thai dramas
- Bl dramas
- Slow-burn romance dramas
- One guy is more obvious about feelings, the other is more reserved
- More emotional tension than actual fighting
- Both drams set in a university
- Music

Difference:
- In Duag with You, Duang openly trying to win Qinn's heart
- In Hidden Agenda, is Joke 'helping' Zo get with Nita, who is Joke's ex, but Joke and Zo end up falling for eachother
- Conflict in Duang with You is to do with personal insecurities and learning
- While conflict in Hidden Agenda is about hidden motivations

Similarity lies in the FLs who are big fans of idol/kpop stars but keep this fact a secret. Both dramas deal with fandoms and related problems.

These are similar as in a person goes back to the historic past and uses the skills that they know from the future, in tsdj its medical, in baym its food. But baym is much heavier on the romance.

These are similar as in a person goes back to the historic past and uses the skills that they know from the future, in jin its medical, in baym its food. But baym is much heavier on the romance.

The movie continues the story of the drama.
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Both are about two childhood friends and next door neighbors shifting into a romantic relationship. Both MLs have had a long time crush on the FL, but were afraid to reveal it until some circumstance forces them to.

Both contain an ethnic-Han princess who is married off to a nomadic nation and her struggles with adapting to the lifestyle. One is a Han dynasty princess married into the Wusun kingdom, and the other is a Sui dynasty princess married into the Ashina Tribe of the Gokturks.

Both are about a princess marrying off to a foreign country. They also show nomadic ethnic groups living in the northern grasslands and desert.

Both are about a princess marrying off to a foreign country. They also show nomadic ethnic groups living in the northern grasslands and desert.

never seen the anime/manga of nana but nemuru baka is kinda what i wanted out of nana i think. nemuru baka feels more gay [although it is similarly a story about two roommates and their friendship] and they both revolve around music obviously. no boyfriends in nemuru baka though, nana focuses on the push and pull of desiring romance and music career success whereas nemuru baka focuses on the frustration of feeling like your music career is stuck/going nowhere. i think both have themes of escape.

Both MLs approach the FL under false pretenses to seek revenge/explanation for the death of a loved one, but end up falling for her.