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both are romance stories in which two guys fall in love
music is an integral part of the story, one of the characters plays guitar
both have the same director

Both are adapted from novels by Yi Shu.
Kai Dao Tu Mi (????) and The Tale of Rose (?????) explore women's lives and relationships, but they do so from slightly different angles. They share many of the themes that have made Yi Shu's novels enduringly popular. Rather than being romance novels in the conventional sense, both stories follow a woman over several years as she matures through love, disappointment, and self-discovery.

Both are set in cyberpunk game world that the FL is trapped in and finds help from the mysterious ML.

keduanya sama sama jatuh cinta pada musuh. female lead nya jago bela diri, dan juga hilang ingatan.

Stories with characters that are self described "divas" - pretty, petty, sassy, funny, exaggerated
A clique
Lgtbq+ themes and characters
Same screenwriter/director
Pingpong in a main role, portraying similar characters

Sequel shows thah can be watched as standalones
Multiple couples
Main character is becoming an idol or is an idol but has a secret love(r)
Youth romance stories

Sequels to popular and acclaimed original shows conceptionalised and directed by Boss Kuno
New director but similar feel
Both shows follow established couples in new stages in their lives and in the Entertainment industry

Bot of these dramas are within the same genre - fantasy, historical, supernatural. Both of the female leads are princess that lives outside of the palace but involve with the unfortunate situation in the palace. Both of these female leads has supernatural gift that was passed down generation after generation. Certain characters use black magic via a shaman to solve/create problems within the palace such as being possessed by bad spirits or demons.

Revenant is an absolute masterclass in K-horror, so comparing anything to it sets a high bar.San-young can see the shadow of the evil spirit possessing her, and she teams up with Hae-sang, a folklore professor who has been able to see ghosts since he was a child. More scarier .?

The driving plot of both shows is sparked by an entity violently targeting the royal family. In both cases, a desperate King realizes standard human security won't save his throne, forcing him to secretly enlist these supernatural outcasts to stop the slaughter.

In The Haunted Palace, they are hunting down Palcheok-gwi (the Eight-Foot Spirit), a vengeful ghost trying to wipe out the royal bloodline.

Shows that aired around the same time about two men from different sides of s spectrum having to work together to solve (gnarly) murder cases
an unlikely bond forms between them
Mr. Kill is much more of a bromance, though, so way less freaky than the (sexual) BL The Prosecutor's Proposal

Both dramas are about young idols/trainees. They feature pop songs and training sessions. In both, we see that the entertainment industry isn't easy. And both are boys' love dramas.

Both deal with similar folklores of good vs. evil, gods and demons.
Both have a lot of bromance moments and humour.
Both have good action scenes with lots of great CGI.

Similar plot where ML lover become his sister in-law (his big brother wife)

Xiu Ju, a clever young woman from a poor family, sells handmade goods to care for her sick mother while secretly learning outside at school. She falls for the kind-hearted Shen Yan Zhou, but to save her mother and repay a debt, she’s forced to marry his older brother, Shen Yanqing.

Both have
Business Focus
Industry development
Similar Vibes

While the show differers in their time setting the stories give a similar feeling to the viewer also the stories explain the working of an industry.