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Contains the same character and actors.
The same storyline is presented in both the movie and the show.
Recommended by KkCypher - Oct 29, 2020
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Those 2 dramas have the same concept of time crossed o merged world... In both The male lead hope to change his past with the help of the female lead
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Both movies include musical, comedic and cross-world themed with eccentric characters. Suzu and Kamiki (the next big shot actors) played as high school/college students.

Both movies might not be among the highlighted works in the portfolio of those actors, nonetheless, both are hilarious and entertaining works.
Recommended by Joe Shiren - Oct 29, 2020
Nagisa is 17 years old and attends 2nd grade in high school. He is apart from his parents and lives alone in the seaside town of Fujisawa in Kanagawa. He is passionate about surfing and works at a bathhouse in a hostel on the island Enoshima linked to Fujisawa. Shun is the same age as Nagisa and visits Fujisawa for spring break. They meet and develop a relationship more than friendship. However, the surfing equipment store owner’s daughter Chika has been secretly in love with Nagisa.

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Japanese BL
Recommended by TangYang - Oct 29, 2020
High school students, Shun and Nagisa first meet and fall in love with each other during their first year. Years later around the time Shun is about to graduate from university, Nagisa tells him that he can't see a future with him. They make the decision to break up despite Shun’s still strong feelings. Years later, Shun lives alone in a rural area, working as the owner of his own store. But what happens when Nagisa unexpectedly shows up with his 6-year-old daughter Sora, and Shun still harbours feelings for Nagisa. As they begin spending time with each other, can Nagisa accept the feelings he knows have been there all along.

Handsome leads.
BL
Japanese BL
Recommended by TangYang - Oct 29, 2020
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They both are Exo members and it season 3 of season 4, they both focus on their lives and the Exo members
Recommended by Baekhyun9 - Oct 28, 2020
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It gives me the same feeling as the old k drama which i liked when i was young...
Both FL have powerful CEO image finding someone to have a child and finally fall in love...
Both ML have smart & handsome image who is perfect man for FL to choose...
Recommended by Lillian Yang - Oct 28, 2020
Similarities:
- male student / female teacher relationship
- in both dramas we're dealing with bickering couples
- ML is spoiled but kindhearted, he becomes a better person because of MF
- MF is kind, helpful and tough, she doesn't give up easily
Recommended by TenderRain91 - Oct 28, 2020
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Both are female centric dramas, although To Dear Myself is a lot heavier on the heart/they take a more realistic and less idealized viewpoint on life.
Recommended by Limina - Oct 28, 2020
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The both have a similar plot where the male lead has a sick grandparent who wants to see him fall in love and marry a girl so they end up having a contract marriage.
Recommended by kyeoptachinguuu - Oct 28, 2020
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Both deal with fangirling. In Record of Youth the female lead starts a relationship with the object of her fangirling wherein Her Private Life, the female lead becomes closely intertwined.
Recommended by Nikki - Oct 28, 2020
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Same creator. A spin off of Gameboys, Some of the cast such as the male leads would take cameo in the show. It also has similar themes as love during pandemic and the use of video calls and social media as interaction between the characters.
Recommended by durch - Oct 28, 2020
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Both dramas have a ML who is sickly, weak but highly intelligent and masterminds of everything, at the same time somewhat charismatic. Both FL are good at fighting and becomes intangle with ML due to some past who needs to be investigated. Both have similar humour and quirks, but The Moon Brightens for You is more comedy than Love in Between.


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Mature protagonists (adults)
Infidelity of partners
Parents behaviour affects their childrens
Greed for connections to social elite, power and money
Recommended by Hinata - Oct 28, 2020
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skate into love,childhood frenemies-turned-college classmates encourage each other to follow their dreams.i Yu Bing (Steven Zhang) is a shy, quiet boy at elementary school. He dreams of becoming a professional hockey player and is blessed with enormous talent.
But he cannot stand his tablemate, the loud and abrasive Tang Xue (Wu Qian), who despite her shared love of the ice rink, enjoys bullying and belittling him.When they grow up, they are unexpectedly reunited at university, where their fates have taken very different paths. Li Yu Bing is now the most celebrated ice hockey player at the university – while Tang Xue’s dreams of becoming a professional speed skater are beginning to crumble.Li Yu Bing initially sees the reunion as an opportunity to take revenge on the girl who once made his elementary school days such a nightmare. He uses his position of influence within the university to enlist Tang Xue as his assistant – hoping to torment her.But things do not go quite as planned. Little by little, Li Yu Bing notices that Tang Xue is not all bad, and understands that she can actually help serve as a great source of inspiration for his own sporting dreams.In turn, he helps her fall in love again with the sport she was on the verge of giving up.However, their newfound harmony on the ice is not going to be trouble-free – especially when the duo must contend with disapproving parents and love rivals…
Recommended by hermione granger - Oct 28, 2020