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The female leads are both reaching the end of their college life but a turn of events lead the both of them to the male lead. The male lead is obviously a stunning handsome man with money and everything thought out. Both male leads are cold at first glance but are actually very thoughtful men.

The ML Bai Jingting is the same. He is giving brilliant acting as a green hand in the workplace in the Ordinary Glory.

-Work in the same place
-Triangles (2 in Mr. Goodbye 3 in DYLB)
-Main couple never wavered when other people try to break them up
-Realistic endings
-Great OST's
-Good chemistry

Both shows revolve around mental health. They have main and side characters with traumas and/or psychological disorders but are able to show their identity beyond them, as whole persons that may have a disorder but are not defined by it.
Although both shows have drama as well as comedy, It's Okay That's Love has more comedic moments and more levity to it, while It's Okay to Not Be Okay is a more serious show with more melodrama and a hint of horror on it.

>Both of these drama have makjangish elements
>One of the characters were cheated
>One of the characters executes revenge to the person who cheated on them.

Both revolves around the main couple and their families. There are also secondary love lines for each member of their family.

Family's honor focuses on the development of the relationship between the two leads and how each changes the other for the better. The ML was initially shown to be a cold blooded businessman due to his upbringing but the appearance of FL showed him another way of life. They go through the typical stages, the wooing, the getting together, the disapproval of their families and eventually the two families come together to accept each other regardless of their background. It's a really heartwarming show and the leads' relationship is one of my favorite.

I know these two are very different. I got same beautiful feelings when I watched. Female Leads are aspiring doctors who is kind and beautiful. Male Leads are very charismaticand dreamy, also very good at fighting/action scenes. More importantly, both main couples have mature and healthy relationships. Their chemistry is top-notch.

Both are based from a novel by Fumie Kondo. Judging from the first few episodes of both dramas, they are similar with some details. Aside from the mystery thriller vibe from both, a high school backstory is a common ground. In addition, the female protagonists are both writers. In Influence, Oikawa Tomomi is a novelist while Makabe Suzune is a scriptwriter.

It's the 2nd part of the series so obviously it's related. So I would recommend watching this one if you liked the movie extra scenes.

It's the 1st part of the series so obviously it's related. So I would recommend watching this one if you liked the movie extra scenes.

- Older Female Lead and Younger Male Lead
- Female Lead is Male Lead's boss / supervisor
- Male Lead likes the Female Lead first

Both are Thai BL dramas. Their stories are not similar, however, both take place in countryside Thailand and most/all characters speak Thai dialect, since there are are only a few BL series that share this, I recommend both.

1000 stars is faaaaaar more dramatic, however, both are Thai BL series that take place in countryside Thailand and all/most characters speak Thai dialect. There's plenty of green scenery as well. I recommend both if you enjoy BL and nature.

Love Poison and Love Poison 2 - Prequel/Sequel.
It's not strictly necessary to watch both, subtitles are a bit hard to find for season 1, but you can still enjoy season 2 easily with ENG SUB on WeTV.

Both shows feature an older protagonist who feels as if they are just now in the twilight of their lives getting to pursue something they've always wanted to do.
In Not Played, it's s an older housewife who discovers a love and talent for billiards much to the dismay of her family like in Navillera. In the process of pursuing that passion, they also help a much younger and somewhat wayward co-star become reenergized towards their passions as well.