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Really similar in that famous idols or celebrities managed a certain type of shop or restaurant over a period of time! They learn how to manage the finances, do all of the required tasks that it takes to manage their shop. Any fans of the cast (from Idol Producer!!) will also really enjoy this show! But super similar to FOURTRY!
Honestly super similar in terms of going back to an old fashioned age, where you must learn to farm and gather your own ingredients! This show is a bit different to BTF in that they often have more missions and goals given to them by the directing group, and they switch places every couple of episodes! But just as good, with good long term MCS but less celebrity guests.
And it continues!! If you loved the previous two seasons, there's a 3 season!! Unfortunately, Henry Lau was not able to make it back to be a long term MC on the 3rd season but he does guest star in one of the few last episodes! Additionally, a new MC is added (Zhang Zi Feng). Also tons of really awesome guest stars in this season, you don't want to miss out (Joe Chen, Kris Wu, Victoria Song, Dylan Wang, Wei DaXun, etc.)
A continuation of this season but with an extra MC as well as much better celebrity guest stars! The more this variety show develops, the better it us. You get better content, beautiful scenery and get to experience the humor and loveliness of all the stars on the show.
Both focus on a young group of kids growing up and experiencing their youth, these kids fall in love, develop great friendships, grow up and learn so much altogether! The main cps as well as the side ones are equally cute in both dramas! It's super cute and fluffy if that's what you're looking for!
Very similar in that they both have a young, school time setting where all of the main characters meet when they're younger. They find first loves and you get to some them grow older (not as much in BTWY) but the cute, fluffy and innocent romance connotations are all there! The main male leads are both super smart and have the cold, cool looking personality but both show jealousy traits when it comes to the female lead!
Season 2 of Idol Producer, but similar in helping idol trainees showcase their talent and helping them debut at the end!
A new variety show also about showcasing chinese Idol talents and bringing trainees, new and old, into the limelight! The goal is also to help these trainees debut.
Both drama is a family related drama. If you are into family drama then this is a MUST.
Plot is really good with amazing actors. The drama is bewitching and addicting that I couldn't stop my self for recommending it
Though it is not entirely comedy but has it's moments.It has everything u can ask for and the best part is ending is happy and won't disappoint you.
Plot is really good with amazing actors. The drama is bewitching and addicting that I couldn't stop my self for recommending it
Though it is not entirely comedy but has it's moments.It has everything u can ask for and the best part is ending is happy and won't disappoint you.
Both have the theme of robots, although in I'm Not a Robot the leading lady is only pretending to be one, while in Absolute Boyfriend the male lead is an actual android. Even if the similarities between these two dramas start to dwindle as they progress, I think specially if you liked the first third of I'm Not a Robot and romance centered around AI, you'll probably enjoy Absolute Boyfriend.
both fl and ml knew each other since young and had traumatic experiences both had to heal each other in the present
Similar storylines of a girl from the jungle moving to the city and living with the male lead. if you liked the Chinese drama Mr. Fox and Miss Rose, you would most likely enjoy Kaew Klang Dong.
Prostitution, rehabilitation centres and syphilis.
After World War II, Mizoguchi was inspired by Italian neorealism to make one of the most emotionally and visually raw films of his career. Filmed on location in Osaka, Women of the Night concerns two sisters—Fusako, a war widow, and Natsuko, having an affair with a narcotics smuggler—who along with their younger friend Kumiko descend into prostitution and moral chaos amid the postwar devastation surrounding them.
After World War II, Mizoguchi was inspired by Italian neorealism to make one of the most emotionally and visually raw films of his career. Filmed on location in Osaka, Women of the Night concerns two sisters—Fusako, a war widow, and Natsuko, having an affair with a narcotics smuggler—who along with their younger friend Kumiko descend into prostitution and moral chaos amid the postwar devastation surrounding them.
Both dramas' plots revolve around a couple that is entangled in time travel and mystery. I enjoyed both dramas a lot! Acting, storytelling and character development is superb. Both have melodramatic but also comedic moments.
Both had a Mystery and both female lead are afraid to be harass by the male lead.And both lakorn talks about marriage.



