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- Both are horror theme rom-com k-dramas
- Female Leads can see the ghosts
- Male Lead in The Master’s Sun and Female Lead in Spooky in Love are chaebol heirs, owners of big companies including hotel.
- The similar plotlines and lead couple dynamics

SO first of i would say that theres a theme of how Love is framed as an addiction, in both films.
Then theres the way that theres a control over the "subject" i.e how BDSM is used or how the Camera is a tool of voyeurism.
They are also both VERT explicit BLs. Its more soft-porn than anything else IMO.

Korean romance/comedy movies in which Da Hyun from Twice plays the main female lead who is a high school student.

A Qi discovers by accident that she is a marginal character in a romance manga, and will soon be drawn to death by the author for “donating her heart to the manga's heroine, who suffers from congenital heart disease”. In order to save herself, she makes a deal with Thirteen, a dragon set runner, and the two of them join forces in a series of attempts to change the plot of the manga, one for life, the other for death.

But A Qi could never have imagined that just because she wanted to live, the comic world would undergo such a radical change - many characters and passers-by start to be affected by their awakening, deviating from the original settings, and this result has led to the comic world in order to fix the bugs, began to fix the bugs, the comic world. In order to fix the bug, the world began to pour the world's power to hunt down the two...

Class difference in NES ML is rich in BR the FL is rich
Parental objection
Separation after falling in love
Angst
Both ML suffer after their breakups
Meeting after many years with ML holding a grudge against the FL.
Happy Ending

-Wrongfully Killed
-Reincarnated to past self
-Correcting mistakes
-Revenge Arc
-Power Struggle
-Cunning Female Lead

-Wrongfully murdered
-Reincarnation
-Correcting past mistakes
-Revenge arc
-Sharp minded female lead

Both are Korean variety dating shows, but their concepts are different. BLTS has contestants that have never dated all living in a house together for several days, going on multiple dates until the final pairing. MSR has sets of male and female siblings all live together in one house for several days, also following the same events until the final pairing. Both hold off on mentioning age or background until further in the show. Both use phones to pair up with others, although MSR more so because there’s daily ratings of potential partners.

Both are Korean variety dating shows, but their concepts are different. BLTS has contestants that have never dated all living in a house together for several days, going on multiple dates until the final pairing. MSR has sets of male and female siblings all live together in one house for several days, also following the same events until the final pairing. Both hold off on mentioning age or background until further in the show. Both use phones to pair up with others, although MSR more so because there’s daily ratings of potential partners.

Both story focuses on a senior and a subordinate working together uncovering all the messy tea and drama around them, while also discovering their love for each other. Both Tae Seon and Kaburagi have a cold attitude in the earlier parts, then became endearing towards the end. The Prosecutor's Proposal is just way darker and complex with the delivery of its story, as opposed to Candy Color Paradox's lighter and funnier delivery, albeit it going a similar, but slightly less dark turn towards the ending as The Prosecutor's Proposal.

Both are seasons of Better Late Than Single. You can watch one season without having to watch the other. They have the same concept (people in their 20s and 30s who have never dated interacting and going on dates to hopefully partner up) but a different cast.

Both FLs die and return to their past, resolving to change what happened before. Both believe the ML caused their tragic ending and avoid/resent him in the new life, only to keep crossing paths with him and learning things may not have been like they believed.

* Both movies have the main characters be assassins/contract killers.
* Both movies main characters are women who are powerful badasses.
* Both movies are action packed.
* The films undercut the glamour of being an assassin by showing the ordinary life that they also live. Kill Bok Soon its by showing how she is raising a teen daugther, and in Baby Assassins its showing two fresh out of high school students needing their first jobs.

One is Japanese and the other is Korean so they do have that as a diufference
Kill Bok Soon is more focused on morale and drama very plot driven where Baby Assassin is more comedy and character driven

Both main leads are from the modern times, transported/ time traveled back in time. The person/identity they’ve become in that timeline are not on good terms with the other main leads but will eventually win their hearts because of their new personality. Some of the characters on both dramas features real life figures from their respective countries, both dramas also have political aspects.

It's a dating show for women seeking a romantic/platonic relationship with other women. It's similarity to stand bi is due to the fact that it's also a queer dating show.