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In both dramas the female lead character disguise herself as a male.
In both dramas the female lead character works for the emperor.
In both dramas the female lead character parents were murdered.

Same male leads.
Gaming plot
Great acting, just like this one.
Both the leads nailed their roles in both dramas.

Both D.P. (2021) and The Unforgiven (2005) deal with the same issues about bullying and abuses in military.

The 3 main leads have very similar dynamics, where the FL likes the 2nd ML initially as he helps her often whereas the ML teases her and expresses his love for her rather unconventionally but sincerely loves her...Meteor Garden is completely set in the university while ARRTI spans from high school to university

Bullying, hazing, sexual assault, and other abuses in the military lead to deadly consequences for a service member.

Bonus: Both feature Son Seok Koo in a supporting role as an army officer.

One and Only is the historical part, Forever and Ever is the modern part of this story. Both adapted from Beautiful Bones novel. Both stars Bai Lu and Allen Ren as the main leads.

Both are bls in which the popular, friendly ML chases/has feelings for the quieter, insecure ML. In Cherry Magic the MLs work together whilst in HIStory the MLs go to the same school. Both are fun, lighthearted romances (if you stop HIStory before the last couple episodes lol).

Both women are saving each other against the people around them and they trust one another. It also shows the social class differences of these women but despite of this they learn to love one another.

Both dramas have strong female characters and ahead of their time. Ae shin is a combination of You yi and Yan Wei's traits because, she's a noble lady by day and a freedom fighter by night.

Both feature nice MLs/FLs who work and live together to some degree. Both have very memorable romantic scenes, and rely on words and looks more than physical intimacy. Both FLs are strong willed and have a solid sense of self, in a more quietly confident way. In RO the main couple learns to let the other into their lives, whilst in RIABB the protagonists' lives have been intertwined from a young age. Both are very heartwarming romances with good chemistry and interesting side characters.

Both are romantic kdramas in which the main couple work together. Both are relatively uncommon for showing healthy relationships; neither relies on push-and-pull tropes in the second half to keep the main couple apart once they get together. Both couples lean on each other in order to get through their individual issues without any major communication issues. Both are very heartwarming shows.

Although completely different shows with different age ranges (college vs adult romance), both kdramas are relatively uncommon for showing healthy relationships; neither relies on push-and-pull tropes in the second half to keep the main couple apart. Both couples lean on each other in order to get through their individual issues without any major communication issues. Both are very heartwarming shows.

Although completely different shows with different age ranges (college vs adult romance), both kdramas are relatively uncommon for showing healthy relationships; neither relies on push-and-pull tropes in the second half to keep the main couple apart. Both couples lean on each other in order to get through their individual issues without any major communication issues. Both are very heartwarming shows.

Both are bls that focus on a "master/servant" relationship that turns romantic. IL was the first thing I thought of when I first watched WYEL.

Although definitively different shows, there is a slice of life feel to both (much more present in HP). Primarily, the scenes in WTWIF that focus on the village and its people reminded me of the scenes in HP where we see the doctors and patients in the hospital interacting with each other in a way that isn't fully "necessary" to the overall plot. Both shows have a very calming effect while still dealing with heavy topics.