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Revenge, a lot of crying, a lot of friendships
I cried a lot for both of them. Although MC in Vendetta of An is stronger but both are intelligent people and want vengeance.
Music hits the spot the same. They both have really emotional heart wrenching music accompanying the scenes.

Both are Japanese BL drama/movie..

In both, one of the main leads, Machida Keita - his characters give the same vibes -- soft, calm n gentle soul :)
( Character Sugiki Shinya in 10 dance n Kurosawa in Cherry magic)...

Both are Japanese movie/drama...

Both have themes of arts (music in glass heart, dance in 10dance)...

Both show exploring oneself n finding love through arts...

It has the imf times and mostly on investment side and fights between family for ceo position of soonyang ,Its a hero returns to the past troupe but not in his body , atleast thts how it is in the drama but the manwha was different the drama just took the main idea from the manwha and they did whatever they wanted with it , its really good just the ending will feel weird, if u are not a manwha reader u will love it , even if u are a manwha reader u will like it just the ending wont make sense

its a beautifully shown queer show just like Secrets Happened on the Litchi Island.
They are equally stunning

The last episode of KO was reproduced to a certain degree in my stubborn special episode! Same dish washing scene, and being lifted to be placed on the kitchen table! Though they diverge afterwards, still that "sink scene" is very much alike!
Both couples show incredible chemistry and their insatiability with each other!

Both are BLs in which one or both of the MLs is a dancer. Both have an opposites attract pairing between the leads.

These are basically the best two BL kdramas to come in the past few years. There's pretty good acting, vulnerable MC, hurt and healing, good music, decent time to develop (they could always use more, but at least the eps are long enough). And people actually have great chemistry and are not afraid to get close and touch.

Both are highly recommended.

Jang Eunsil is a member of Team Korea. It's a similar physical based survival show, but this season has different Asian countries fight for the best physique.

Both Story are about Wen Xu travels to Hong Kong Island to relax and unexpectedly meets Zhou Lie, the owner of a local inn. They agree to a three-month romance that gradually turns into genuine love. When Wen Xu must return early because of a friend’s misfortune, Zhou Lie who fallen for her chased her to get his love back.

The epitome of men are trash shows.
Highlights what women and mothers have to deal with and normalize due to misogynistic expectations laid on them.

In 10Dance the leads teach each other how to dance their styles. In Navillera, Song Kang's character is a bit similar to Keita's character, a bit stoic/arrogant and needs more passion in his dance.

10Dance is about ballroom and Navillera is about ballet.

Both have interesting takes on masculinity and passion.

Qiao Chu was forced to pretend to be mute for 20 years after witnessing a crime as a child. Now, she is married to Chu Yifan and pregnant. During a kidnapping incident, Qiao Chu mistakenly thought her husband doesn't want her or their child. In order to keep her baby and get her husband to divorce her, she poses as the kidnapper and interacts with Chu Yifan over the phone. Gradually, the misunderstandings between them are cleared up, and with her husband's encouragement, Qiao Chu becomes her true self again.

Both Plot is about Gu Xing Wan-a single mother is released from prison for attempt to kill her father and struggles to find a job in the law field. She ends up as the legal assistant to her ex-boyfriend, Attorney Yan who always wait for her and want to know the break up reasons.

If you enjoy office rom-coms, this one is such a treat. The chemistry between the leads is instant, and the playful teasing keeps you smiling through every awkward, flirty moment. You’ll find yourself laughing at the hilarious misunderstandings while also rooting for them as their relationship slowly grows. The side characters aren’t just filler—they add their own charm and humor, making the whole office feel alive. It’s the kind of show that pulls you in, makes you care about every little interaction, and keeps you hooked until the very last episode. Both are office romcom