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Dorky, yet adorable leads with a blooming romance, which is simultaneously awkward and so heartwarming, it gives you all the feels
the male lead is both smart and they try to tutor/teach the female lead. both the female leads are also trying to get the attention of the male leads first.
- Both male leads are successful in the music industry.
- Unusual living arrangement
- A female acquaintance of the male leads comes to interfere.
- Both female leads go off on their own for education.
- Unusual living arrangement
- A female acquaintance of the male leads comes to interfere.
- Both female leads go off on their own for education.
This is the chinese remake of this great drama. It has 32 episodes but the duration is only 45mins each.
-Both are Japanese movies with cute high school romance
-Love triangle involved
-Similar female leads
-Love triangle involved
-Similar female leads
Not Much the same ...also the Characters are Quit different
But the story Sure gives the same vibe of Romance
But the story Sure gives the same vibe of Romance
If you like Lovely Swords Girl, you'll like Chef Fang as well, it has the same sunny vibe.
Similarities:
* unusual love story, first love
* funny leading couple
* they didn't "do" it at their wedding night
* both have caring families
* love leads to transformation
Differences:
* both male leads are sharp-witted, educated and sarcastic, but in Lovely Swords Girl the male lead changes into a sweet puppy when he looses his wits
* Chef Fang is family romcom, Lovely Swords Girl is Wuxia/action drama.
Similarities:
* unusual love story, first love
* funny leading couple
* they didn't "do" it at their wedding night
* both have caring families
* love leads to transformation
Differences:
* both male leads are sharp-witted, educated and sarcastic, but in Lovely Swords Girl the male lead changes into a sweet puppy when he looses his wits
* Chef Fang is family romcom, Lovely Swords Girl is Wuxia/action drama.
every time I try to describe Haru, I keep going back to this point. Haru was really similar to Nam Sin 3. in some ways both were like new born babies? both had no real past, and in some ways that led to them being "characterless" in a way that everything felt new and weird to them.
While there is no cohabitation, the leads have many similarities. Smart boy helps last student and she follows him into medical school.
In both shows the female lead takes the male lead who was raised away from people back to civilization. With TSD the male lead lived on an island and the female lead purposely took him away from the island.
In both dramas the male lead has some psychological trauma caused by a past lover. The mothers of both look for marriage partners for their sons in hope that they could be healed.
Change of "fate" due to "kiss" .
Cute height difference.
Arrogant ML x FL who lacks something? Luck or taste?
Their path crosses unexpectedly.
Eventually falls in love.
But their is always drama of a past lover :/
Cute height difference.
Arrogant ML x FL who lacks something? Luck or taste?
Their path crosses unexpectedly.
Eventually falls in love.
But their is always drama of a past lover :/
mean and plan are love interests in both shows, if you watch 2wish and somehow haven't seen love by chance then you're definitely in for a ride / vice versa if you're watching lbc and haven't seen 2wish but crave more meanplan (tincan) content then please check out the other show
Same overall story, a private tutor in charge is making the family we first thought was perfect, but turns out not. Kazoku game is more dark though, no romance, both of them are unpredictable. Kazoku game was the first drama that makes me question why we have to study so much, get perfect grade, good social status, just to look good on the outside. When I watch Sky Castle I got the same after taste
Both are mind games where the protagonist has to win against a lot of people.
In "Liar game" the main character has a person to trust while in "Kakegurui" everyone is working on their own.
In "Liar game" the main character has a person to trust while in "Kakegurui" everyone is working on their own.




