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FL wakes up for a new reality she hasnever notice before, her husband don't feel familiar to her, he tries to control her, cheating/betrayal plot.

Second Part, Duh!!!
The story picks up with the leads now navigating college life. Their bond, once forged in high school, is tested by new challenges—demanding classes, social circles, and the freedom of campus life. As they face personal growth and evolving dreams, their dynamic shifts, oscillating between friendship and something more. Moments of jealousy, late-night confessions, and unexpected twists create a rollercoaster of emotions. Will their connection survive the trials of college, or will they grow apart? This chapter dives deeper into who they are becoming and what they truly mean to each other.

KOREAN VER.
not the same plot, but similar vibe
the fml has a disadvantaged background & rises when she ois lder to take revenge for those who wronged her
strong fml & revenge is TAKEN
VERY VERY GOOD

Zenra Meshi also has the plot highlights as food, trying out cuisines all over the world and is also a BL.

Both stories focus on revenge and how it affects the people seeking it. The characters are deeply hurt by past trauma, and their journey shows how revenge can change who they are and come at a personal cost. Both highlight the failures of justice, forcing the characters to take matters into their own hands.

They share a dark tone, with symbols like chains representing the burden of revenge. Key moments involve facing their tormentors, bringing some closure but also showing how revenge doesn’t always heal. Both stories explore the pain, struggles, and consequences of seeking vengeance.

Both feature blind women falling for scarred criminal-type men that lie about who they are.
The guys both end up in prison while trying to help the girls.
Happy reunion in the end.

Both FL and ML grew up in same village. FL leaves village to become successful and eventually returns to her hometown for some reasons. Later on, she reunited with ML who is her first love. ML works in village and only loves FL.

No Inji reminds me a lot of Moon Dongeun. The two female leads play broken characters whose pain is so visceral on screen and almost tangible. Seo Hyun Jin and Song Hye Kyo depict internal external pain in almost similar ways, to the point I worried for their health. However they also depict incredible strength despite their pain.

No Inji reminds me a lot of Moon Dongeun. The two female leads play broken characters whose pain is so visceral on screen and almost tangible. Seo Hyun Jin and Song Hye Kyo depict internal external pain in almost similar ways, to the point I worried for their health. However they also depict incredible strength despite their pain.

- Leads in both are broken and heal each other
- both have unique music scores
- both have dark vibes against the romance
- both male leads need to heal from previous relationships
- adult romance
- male leads are not attracted to the fl at first because they are forced to be together (parents, contract)

Both dramas revolve around a mute wife who is being neglected by her husband. The primary focus is on the bitterness that creeps into married life, despite the love that exists between the husband and wife. However, circumstances create a distance between them, even as they remain together.

Love

Genres: Mystery, Romance, Youth, Drama
Tags: 1970s, Sismance, High School, Adapted From A Novel, Adolescence, Coming Of Age, Abusive Parent, Transfer Student Female Lead, Student Female Lead, Student Male Lead

Both are about women who have suffered at the hands of others. Both are about the women who seek revenge on those who did them wrong. Both are South Korean dramas with some darker themes (LHIMG darker than MMH).

Both are intense revenge driven dramas centered around abused women. These women do what they can to get their revenge on those who did them wrong.

Both are South Korean productions and both also have actress Im Ji Yeon in them.

Lies Hidden in my Garden the main characters abuse is primarily as an adult and The Glory the main character’s abuse is primarily as a teenager.

The protagonists in both dramas, after a big accident/disaster are severely injured and comatose. They are trapped in a state between life and death, fighting to stay alive. In the real world they're lying unconscious in their ICU beds but in the in-between they're trying to find a way out, facing menacing threats and their personal demons in the meantime.