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both stories start out the same, the male lead is walking from somewhere and stumbles upon a stray cat somewhere.

they both have similar plots but I feel as if meow, ears up! is more for a younger audience and this summer is for an older audience.

it's really just the maturity levels on how both series are played out and how they're told.

both have a bodyguard-owner relationship trope and both main leads have strict parent guardians who care much about their safety and health. in golden blood the main leads father gets him a body guard because he's scared about his enemies (whom he won't let sell drugs in his territory) men getting his son and killing him because of his father's work, and in eternal butler the main leads gets his body guard because his parent-guardian sees him as immature and gets himself in trouble.

Similar themes.
Interesting plot.
Compelling characters and relationships.
Nicely written.
Mystery and suspense.
Touching.

Both ML are domineering and rich and straightforward
Both FL are in a relationship when meeting the ML
Both are chinese vertical short dramas

I felt that both dramas had the same vibe

Note: Kiss x Kiss x Kiss is an anthology but I'm referring specifically to *Atelier Kiss*

- both are BLs
- art teacher x student trope

The two chinese dramas have the very same story of a cook and a prince. In both dramas the prince is picky at the beginning and in both she struggles with the kitchen staff and eventually earns their respect.

1. ML was heartbroken due to FL's demise/ departure & kept waiting for her.
2. FL reincarnated as a boy & returned to ML.

The both dramas are in a work setting and have 2 main characters and a large cast of support characters

Both dramas take place in a 'Vacation' type setting, and the story surrounds the conflict of managing it.

- Crown prince MLs (ML in Kingdom, SML in WofD) (In Kingdom he's the crown prince but should be the king and vice versa in WotD)
- Said royal ML is forced to leave the capital, survive out in the wilderness, run for his life and ultimately build up a force of resistance.
- Weak, pampered royal ML that grows up and matures throughout the story
- Hardened soldier/warrior SML that dislikes royalty but comes around (SML in Kingdom, TML in WotD)
- Dark, gritty and realistic tone and aesthetics with quite some gore.
- Action, adventure, war, survival
- Commentary about class and social issues

Main differences is that in Kingdom is a zombie disaster drama while WofD is an adventure/surviva/war film

pairing studying and fighting really reminds me of old j drama like gokusen or rookies. teaching students who know how to fight and not study or the students who are good at fighting find out how studying can help their life on the long run

Well I just feel its alike. Not story wise but its green flag character sarts cohabitating FLs place.

Both of the drama describe the story of nine tailed fox.
They also have fictional characters and fantasy elements!!!

the theme of potraying the mind behind society's hierarchy . ....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

would really like if you love the concepts of realms as this one.

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In an era when demons have dominion over cultivators and mortals, the cultivator elders believe it is imperative to send someone back in time to discover the origin of the demon lord and prevent his resurrection.

Li Su Su accepts the mission and assumes the identity of mortal Ye Xi Wu, the second daughter of General Ye. She's married to Tantai Jin, the captive prince and future demon lord, and is determined to destroy him, aware that in the future he will come to massacre many. But as witness to Tantai Jin's past life and rise to power, an unexpected tale emerges, one complicating her quest.