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Slife of lifey family dramas by the same director that get you in your feels maybe even when you least expect it. Both are very well acted and simply beautiful, i highly recommend watching them.
Both have
- time travel !! (though in 365 it's only really once & trying to figure out what happened as they go because they don't know completely since things are changing constantly while in 9 they know everything that happened and they travel and change time numerous times)
- characters fighting against destiny by trying to prevent things that went wrong in the past from happening (specifically deaths)
- mystery/detective work and a whodunnit-esque storyline
- romance though it's only subtle affection in 365 and heavy/plot-driving in 9
- betrayal by a friend/someone close (though in 365 it's someone new they just met, I'd still call it a friend)
- time travel !! (though in 365 it's only really once & trying to figure out what happened as they go because they don't know completely since things are changing constantly while in 9 they know everything that happened and they travel and change time numerous times)
- characters fighting against destiny by trying to prevent things that went wrong in the past from happening (specifically deaths)
- mystery/detective work and a whodunnit-esque storyline
- romance though it's only subtle affection in 365 and heavy/plot-driving in 9
- betrayal by a friend/someone close (though in 365 it's someone new they just met, I'd still call it a friend)
This might seem a bit wack, but bear with me.
Both CT and Healer seamlessly combine many genres (CT is more mystery/rom-com/supernatural with some historical/political while Healer is more action/thriller/mystery/rom-com with a bit of political). I think that's something a lot of dramas fail to do well and possibly by that alone you might be drawn to one or the other. Both have solid storylines and characters, though CT is better in terms of deeper meaning and has a lot of things to analyze in the backgrounds of each scene. The mystery/suspense element in both is pretty strong and hooks you pretty well. The romance in both is wholesome and solid, and great OSTs (especially CT's).
CT is criminally underrated and Healer might be (slightly) overrated (though it's def a bunch of good fun), and despite the two seeming completely different, I think viewers of one will probably like the other. Vibes, maybe? Don't think too much and just watch :)
Both CT and Healer seamlessly combine many genres (CT is more mystery/rom-com/supernatural with some historical/political while Healer is more action/thriller/mystery/rom-com with a bit of political). I think that's something a lot of dramas fail to do well and possibly by that alone you might be drawn to one or the other. Both have solid storylines and characters, though CT is better in terms of deeper meaning and has a lot of things to analyze in the backgrounds of each scene. The mystery/suspense element in both is pretty strong and hooks you pretty well. The romance in both is wholesome and solid, and great OSTs (especially CT's).
CT is criminally underrated and Healer might be (slightly) overrated (though it's def a bunch of good fun), and despite the two seeming completely different, I think viewers of one will probably like the other. Vibes, maybe? Don't think too much and just watch :)
Both are about a disasters that affects lots of people, the government doing something reckless and the main lead needing to step up and be the hero.
This story both similar because
-both story main leads are detective who investigate crime to know the truth
-both female lead dress as a men
-both story main leads are detective who investigate crime to know the truth
-both female lead dress as a men
In both dramas characters end up at a deserted place and must struggle to stay alive against various trials. Both seemingly have someone controlling what happens.
Both have a bakery setting where the main, BL relationship takes place.
Similar aesthetics in both with all the tasty cakes and bright, happy colours.
Both main characters have a mysterious, traumatic past, though in CY, it isn't really mentioned after the 1st episode, while in AB, it is a plot line.
Overall, both have Cute boys and yummy cakes !
Similar aesthetics in both with all the tasty cakes and bright, happy colours.
Both main characters have a mysterious, traumatic past, though in CY, it isn't really mentioned after the 1st episode, while in AB, it is a plot line.
Overall, both have Cute boys and yummy cakes !
both have a card game theme and explore more mature themes but in contrasting ways. alice in borderland focuses more on an alternate universe and trying to survive, while kakegurui is more about playing the card games to stay in a higher position in their school.
In both show, BTS is creating and drawing. It shows their drawing skills:) In MapleStory x BTS, BTS is drawing/creating the hats and weapons for the characters you play in MapleStory. In Making of BT21, BTS is drawing/creating their BT21 characters.
For a good balance between comedy and crime/suspense that is maintained well throughout the entire series.
It's about girl who has a low self esteem because of her look and decides to change her appearance to get a boy she likes.
Love and Redemption also star Cheng Yi in the main role, except in Love and Redemption, his performance is more outstanding. They are both amazing xianxia dramas with sects. Many other people in this drama are also in Love and Redemption.
poor guy fall in love with beautiful manager , don't want to spoil it with more info :) ................................................................................
A sequel of sorts if you will...It is also known as discipline 2. If you liked the first one then chances are you will be intrigued enough to check this one out.
Both dramas have a similar concept which is the gaming world. The characters have to use their superior problem-solving skills and intellect to win the challenges in order to survive.




