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I felt these were similar because they both were super sugary romances with a school theme. I felt the vibe was similar. Others may disagree but I felt so. Plot wise was different but I think they were on the same romantic level.

Mother’s Love, Mother’s care, determination. Low IQ son, functioning, social injustice, Brotherhood, influences, care, family

both have some similar concept male lead marry female lead to achieve his target against female lead family , have hold love and revenge as same time . push and pull relation always have flavor of hate/love/obsession .

>>Both the leads have childhood traumas who later get along
>>Both male leads have a crush on female leads during their childhood
>>Both dramas are set in countryside

It's not really similar, but this is one of the most beautiful stories I've ever seen, so I just want more people to get to know it. ?

This is the Original work based on the famous Manga and Anime. Symphony's Love is based on this Japanese drama and movie.

This is the Original work based on the famous Manga and Anime. Symphony's Love is based on this Japanese drama and movie.

Symphony's Love is based on this which is the Original work based on the Manga and Anime of the same name.

This is the Original on which Symphony's Romance is based on. There is the Manga and even an Anime.

Both dramas had stories around multiple couples and involved cohabitation. In LWF th cohabitation is with siblings, in the lovers, all couples live in the same apartment complex. The couples are also more offbeat than in traditional dramas. They better th have LGBT and noona romances.

Both drama are high-quality productions that keep as much realism as possible. Great costumes and stage design, excellent fight scenes and excellent music that reflects the atmosphere of a given moment is something that definitely combines these productions. The plot is interesting and without a dominant romantic theme, and the characters are original and the story is rich in intelligent, but not too heavy humor.

*MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS*
- Both FL’s are insecure about what they really look like which is why they use makeup/get plastic surgery to try and cover it up
- The FL’s are teased in middle school and their lives are practically a complete joke because of their looks
- The main ML’s are the same actor and character (characters are rich, chic, hot, has dad-issues, and like the main character when meeting them as their real self first even admitting that their cute lol)
- The FL’s both hate the main ML’s during their first encounters but eventually fall for them throughout the plot
- EXTREME (not exaggerating here) EXTREME SLS (especially in true beauty it will KILL you)
- Second ML’s fall for the FL’s looks but like them even more after getting to know them
- Second ML’s and FL’s are really close and good friends which makes the main ML’s envious and jealous 24/7 XD
- Second ML’s and main ML’s are close-ish
- Both really stress the idea of “true” beauty since the FL’s are both insecure about their looks which gives the main ML’s a chance to swoop in and teach them that being beautiful doesn’t just mean the outside

My favorite thing about both shows is not simply the Candy FL, but rather the slow realization from the ML that all of his thoughts about the FL are biased and wrong.
If you loved all the scenes with Lee Seung Gi feeling guilty, then try this one too.

In the same vein, I also recommend Thirty But Seventeen and I second someone else's recommendation for Stars Falling from the Sky

The story of Knock and Korn continues after "Together With Me" and "Bad Romance" series. What obstacles will Knock and Korn face after getting engaged.

They show the same actors we that amazing Chemistry. Both are about Gay Relationship, It is focused on Korn and Knock and how they met and all the obstacles they had to go through before they officially became a couple.