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Am I the only one that sees a lot of parallels?

-Both are chinese dramas that are about a rich, cold Male Lead and a cheerful Female Lead
-Both Male Leads have a problem with touching woman/people (Although the Male Lead in About Is Love can´t touch people in general and the Male Lead in Master Devil Do Not Kiss Me just can´t kiss girls without having a allergic reaction)
-In both dramas the Male Lead is interested first but the Female Lead rejects him all the time
-Both dramas start with a Love-Hate Relationship and even after they don´t try to kill each other anymore, they still bicker around
-In some point, both dramas deal with art
-Both are dramas I really loved and gave a good rating
-There is even more but I forgot about them...

I think if you liked one, you like the other as well.
Recommended by Bubblegum20 - Jul 20, 2020
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both are about corruption, child exploitation, and pedophilia
Recommended by Geegee16 - Jul 20, 2020
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The same leads, definitely for people who liked the chemistry between the two will enjoy watch the undateables.
Recommended by DramaReviewer - Jul 20, 2020
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The drama made a lot of references to Crash Landing on You, because the actress who played Do-hee (Seo Ji Hye) was in it, so I think it's worth mentioning here. In my opinion, CLOY explored the destiny theme (which sadly only appeared in the first half of Dinner Mate) very well. Both dramas also have very funny and lovable female leads.
Recommended by Ann - Jul 20, 2020
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Same genre (comedy, investigative); lead actress Lee Sun Bin appeared on both dramas playing almost similar roles as part of a team investigating.
Recommended by stylishgirl - Jul 20, 2020
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Same time period and a lot of the same historical characters, although the main focus is Hideyoshi. It does, however, offer a sympathetic portrayal of Mitsuhide and he plays a rather large part.
Recommended by Simon Boccanegra - Jul 19, 2020
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Female cross dressing as a male to go to school . I really enjoyed watching this from the romance between the leads to the female’s character.
Recommended by Cleopatra Chamushala - Jul 19, 2020
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The influence of the kabuki theater in Japanese cinema has been fairly marginal, the assumption being that kabuki modes of acting and staging are generally unsuited to the cinema. Both films reproduces forms of kabuki as a central dramatic device. Oshima’s Diary of a Shinjuku Thief reproduces a primitive form of kabuki while Shinoda’s approach is more traditional.
Recommended by Cosmic Girl - Jul 19, 2020
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both dramas are about a girl who isn’t “normal” who comes to civilised land and starts living with the ml. in mr fox and miss rose the fl is from a tribe secluded from civilisation, and in swing to sky the fl is a mermaid. they both have to keep their identity a secret and adapt to a new lifestyle, where they both learn to live a different life than what they are used to. there’s also people in both dramas who know more about the fl than they let on and want something from her. the ml in mr fox and miss rose is also in swing to sky
Recommended by lololol - Jul 19, 2020
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if I’m not wrong, both male leads travel into the past to change past events and to make sure they don’t have any regrets anymore.
Recommended by asian_things - Jul 19, 2020
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A presumably happy couple is shaken as a murder that is connected to the both of them occurs. Both dramas are set around an investigation to find the culprit, as well as the personal struggles of the people involved in, and affected by, the case.
Recommended by DBSK - Jul 19, 2020
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- male leads want to take revenge for the death of a loved one.
- both dramas have a amazing team that has a lot of chemistry.
- the teams both fight for justice and catch criminals.

rugal is heavy and dark drama while leverage has some more comedy.
Recommended by mari - Jul 19, 2020
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- In both, the main leads seek revenge/ uncover the truth behind a grisly murder.
- ML/ FL both connected via childhood event.
- Both try to fight injustice & corruption.
- The female antagonist in both are from a legal background & have ruthless and intelligent characteristics. They are willing to do anything they can (including morally wrong or questionable actions) in order to get the power or success they are striving for.
- Both delves into complicated family dynamics (but executed differently)

I’d say the main difference is that GF is more ‘makjang’ style & delves more in the drama and dynamic between the characters. LA has more action focused scenes.
Recommended by hyeristorm - Jul 19, 2020
The plot is quite similar in some ways although there are more characters in the Rebel that will surely make you laugh especially with the ML character
Recommended by mhandhey - Jul 19, 2020
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Both Male lead has taken a path to help the poor by stealing from rich officials. These are both historical dramas which also centered on their love to their father whom they truly care
Recommended by mhandhey - Jul 19, 2020