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if you're focusing on romance, i think these two drama have a concept in common. even though they're different geners completly but the slow paced romance and the intimacy between the ML and the FL are similar. both couples slowly becoming each other safe spaces.. they learn to trust one another. There's this kind of imtimate eye language between the couples that makes youu so nervious watching. both dramas have the reveage concept and ML saved from depression by FL. Closed angry ML and bubbly almost happy FL
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the same gl couple is also in this series along with 2 bl couples, must watch this its really good, i love it
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Both Wuxia dramas with master FL and disciple ML. In Love of the Divine Tree, FL is a sect master, in Qingchuan's Veil of Vengeance, FL is a general.
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Both dramas have a FL pretending to be a man. They're scholars with calm personality. They then get married and treat their wives in a very gentlemanly way.
In The Letter from the Cloud, both the wife and the husband are the FLs, and they have their MLs as well.
In The Cross-Dressed Union the wife is the ML who is also cross-dressing.
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Both dramas have a FL pretending to be a man, in a non-cute more believable way.
In Dominion and Devotion the FL is the emperor, she then takes on a concubine, but the eunuch is the ML.
In The Letter from the Cloud the FL marries to the SFL, but they have their MLs as well.
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-- one is a drama, and the other is an idol TV show
-- both revolve around babies
-- characters learn to take care of babbies and understand their need and lifestyle
-- Our Universe, since it's a drama, has more plot too

If you love watching babies, you'll love this show.
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both female leads go through same traumatic experience, have supporting husbands, parents who don't believe the leads.
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The women figure out what’s wrong with little support.
- strong female lead
- very little support
- against all odds
- they fix it
- I watched these years apart
- but one led me to the other
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Boys Love dramas
Main character is an actor at peak popularity
(Partially) a showbiz setting
A Winter Sun has a side couple that is two actors falling love after/while acting in a series together just like Top Form
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Same type of rural environment. Happens on the countryside of Thailand. One of the leads is the "protector" of the area to keep everyone safe.
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College romance with sunny FL and heartthrob ML. Close to You is a bit more serious than Miss Lucky Go!
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Both are slice of life dramas about high school students showcasing their struggles and dreams. When We Were Young takes places in the 90s, The Hope focuses on exam preparation.
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The main differences are that FCY is older characters (like they are adults adults not teenagers) and the plot of G2G is a tad simpler imo. However the similarities:

- Both FML are used by MML (at the start)
- Both shows have factions and hella characters lol

- Both MM lie about their identity
- Both MML are "demons"/last hope of X
- Both MML fall first (whether they realize or not lol)

- Both FMLs are compassionate but not stupid
- Both FMLs have bada**ry potential but xyz holds them back
- Both FMLs have a strong moral compass
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Both are 90s Fuji ensemble dramas that tackle a lot of the same themes (friendship, unrequited love, grief, the passing of time).

Michitaka Tsutsui also stars as one of the leads in both dramas.

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their story are similar, when the man like his baby boy first secretly. and about the music, they both had musical series, so the viewers never boring, and they had good music, good voices.
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