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Both are Chinese Go Princess Go is a Drama, Yi Xu Yi Nuo is a Movie so it's much condensed. Very similar plot of time travel and body soul swap, but reversed. In Go Princess Go a man from present time travel back in time to end up in a woman body, a princess married with the crown prince…
In Yi Xu Yi Nuo a woman from ancient time (Tang dynasty) travel to our present time in a boy body… She met a man who look exactly like a prince she was in love…(there is some BL).
Both have some funny moment.
Both have quit a sad ending...
In Yi Xu Yi Nuo a woman from ancient time (Tang dynasty) travel to our present time in a boy body… She met a man who look exactly like a prince she was in love…(there is some BL).
Both have some funny moment.
Both have quit a sad ending...
Both couples met in an unusual way and become instantly intimate, sorted their feelings all the way to the ending.
If you enjoyed season one you will definitely love season two. You can't watch the first without watching the second and vise-versa.
It involves unrequited love story of parents and how their children fall in love in the present day finding their own happiness, also trying their best for their parents love...
Both are Historical Chinese Drama, but Destined to love you is set in a much more resent past. In both the main lead girl is from a modest family an skilled in martial art. For the sake of her mother she end up impersonate an other girl she just met. In Perfect couple she get married with the main male lead instead of the other girl, in Destined to love you she get fiancee with the guy instead of her. At the beginning both couple doesn't like each other and fight but after some time feeling grows...
The girl she took the identity came back later and everything became more complicate…
Plus there is some conspiracy in both...
The girl she took the identity came back later and everything became more complicate…
Plus there is some conspiracy in both...
My Bratty Princess doesn't have the time travel, but gives the same sort of feel and has the unruly princess.
Both are Taiwanese dramas with a male lead whose family owns a famous fancy restaurant. Both have female leads love food, and there is a focus on local/Taiwanese food.
This is sort of a standalone sequel/remake of the Korean of Princess Hours, which, this Thai version is a remake of.
This is the original, Korean version of this story. Same story line basically.
Gourmet is the TV series version of LeGrandChef movie
Both are about cooking competitions which are shown beautifully
Both are about cooking competitions which are shown beautifully
Both main female leads believe that the people around them love and adore them. It takes a supernatural event to uncover the truth behind the fake smiles of their peers.
-Both main female lead are pretty strong
-Both main female lead likes someone at the beginning
-The guy that the Female lead liked realizes their feelings later on
-Love triangle
-Female lead slowly realizes feelings for other Male lead
Only difference is that the Female lead is a mermaid
-Both main female lead likes someone at the beginning
-The guy that the Female lead liked realizes their feelings later on
-Love triangle
-Female lead slowly realizes feelings for other Male lead
Only difference is that the Female lead is a mermaid
Both dramas are about pretending.
In "Something about 1 percent" main leads are pretending to be dating to fulfill wish of male leads grandfather, in "My girl" male lead hires female lead to pretend to be his long-lost-now-found cousin to (also) fulfils his grandfathers wish.
In "Something about 1 percent" main leads are pretending to be dating to fulfill wish of male leads grandfather, in "My girl" male lead hires female lead to pretend to be his long-lost-now-found cousin to (also) fulfils his grandfathers wish.
Both dramas are about contract relationship.
In "Something about 1 percent" they enter fake relationship to fulfill wish of male leads' grandfather, in "Mary stayed out all night" they do it so the female lead doesn't have to marry a man she does not love.
In "Something about 1 percent" they enter fake relationship to fulfill wish of male leads' grandfather, in "Mary stayed out all night" they do it so the female lead doesn't have to marry a man she does not love.
Both dramas are about two people being in fake relationship (or contract relationship) to achieve their goal. In both of these dramas, male leads are rich men from higher society (both are actually hotel owners/managers) and female leads are average women (a teacher and an office worker).



