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Crime show. First episode started with someone’s first day of work and worked it’s way into getting them used to working & plotting schemes with the team. Atmosphere/tone of the show was similar in some ways. Both stories change their focus in the middle of the show. Involves the police working with prosecutors. Illegal methods of obtaining evidence/information is included in both as well.

Crime shows that have a insane male lead who’s an older detective with a bad past. In both there’s also a younger main character with a huge sense of justice. The team/partnership aspect of both dramas is very well laid out in their stories as well.

A cold man meeting and reluctantly falling for a warm and quirky woman. And there is the thing with him calling her baka/idiot in both dramas - apparently in Japan it's a sign of a great romance...!

The female lead also has some static power, but it doesn't interfere much on their love life though.

Both feature the AI theme. In both dramas the main leads are robots, just that the gender is different. Both are about interspecies romance. Just that "Are You Human Too" might be a little more dramatic than "AI Romantic". ~

Well, both have the AI theme. About robots and romance. Just that in "I'm not a robot" FL is pretending to be one (replaces the actual robot) while in "AI Romantic" the FL is the actual robot. :) Both are funny and slightly fluffy. ~

*bit of a spoiler*

1. Both are highschool dramas
2. Both talked about dreams and friendship
3. Puppy love, fresh and fluffy
4. what i feel was the same in both most especially is the SFL who has a crush on the ML. *spoiler* she doesn't have a good relationship w/ her family, and the ML knows her situation that he must not enclose w/ other ppl, so this results to ML & FL problem.

The story is a bit similar, about a bullied girl meets a boy who 'save' her. Liverleaf also contains thriller scenes, even more brutal.

ML and FL used to be highschool friends and separated for few years... they meet again and become housemate and their relationship began... Both ML have a crush on the FL.. They very possessive on the FL..

The whole boss employee relationship, the back and forth, and the girl from past trying to get inbetween them..

They are quite similar indeed.
Both dramas revolve around the relationship between a warm cheerful woman and a seemingly cold hearted man. The female leads both chased after the male leads after falling in love at first sight but the male leads end up the most heartbroken following their separation, not being able to forget their love. Both of the couples break up due to miscommunication and unresolved issues but end up meeting once again in the future. While Crush focuses more on the time before the break up, My sunshine shows us mostly what happens after the leads have met again.

In both Dramas we have a strong-minded/quick-to-fight, main female lead, and a rich/bratty/stubborn/childish male lead.

The differences between those two dramas, is that in Promise Cinderella, there is a 10 years age difference between the main leads; while in Hana Yori Dango all the characters had the same age.

Excluding the age difference, everything else is the same.

Promise Cinderella it's a fun thing to watch if you want to see sth at the end of the day, but you can't take it 100% seriously.

Where to start? both drama has many plot likeness, both leads has to deal with their parents troubled past, both are young and chivalrous guys who are weak and get strong by studying and training their martial skills, both has many female leads going after them. The drama has calm teachers and hyped teacher too, the school scenes here are less, the monsters scenes too tho.

Similar in these aspects:

- Businesswomen/men in the modern world
- Characters once bound by family or past relationships
- Fulfilling dreams
- Motivational lessons and stories
- Individuals making it big in business
- Well written characters
- Hint of romance

Basically if you enjoyed the tribal grasslands/prairie culture of Eagle Flag, and you didn't particularly care for all the supernatural aspects, you'll enjoy the Long Ballad.

A lot of it is set in the Ashine tribe, and the male lead is a warrior/general of that tribe, the foster son of the Khan. As a story goes, it's much more linear and has a pretty satisfying (if abrupt) conclusion.

Oh, I'll admit it - I'm mainly here for the braided tribal hair on the men, ok? While with Eagle Flag it was just Asule and not all the time, in LB it's Ashine Sun (ML), his men, everyone.