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Kanzaki Miwa is married to Kanzaki Hiroki and is a full-time housewife. She used to work for a large company but made the difficult decision to quit her job and become a full-time housewife in hopes of having a child. But her marriage life isn't going very well as her love for her husband has cooled considerably. Hiroki acts like an ideal husband when around others, but he speaks harsh words to her when they are alone. She lives her days like a bird in a cage.

One day, Miwa meets her childhood friend Fuyutsuki Ryo, whom she hasn't seen in years. Back then, Ryo was like a hero to her and loved by her. When she was in trouble, he always came and helped her. They make the fateful decision to spend the night together, and Miwa later finds out that she is pregnant with his child. She doesn't want to divorce her husband and become a single mom because she doesn't have a job. To protect her baby, she decides to tell her husband that she is pregnant with his child.

Kanzaki Miwa is married to Kanzaki Hiroki and is a full-time housewife. She used to work for a large company but made the difficult decision to quit her job and become a full-time housewife in hopes of having a child. But her marriage life isn't going very well as her love for her husband has cooled considerably. Hiroki acts like an ideal husband when around others, but he speaks harsh words to her when they are alone. She lives her days like a bird in a cage.

One day, Miwa meets her childhood friend Fuyutsuki Ryo, whom she hasn't seen in years. Back then, Ryo was like a hero to her and loved by her. When she was in trouble, he always came and helped her. They make the fateful decision to spend the night together, and Miwa later finds out that she is pregnant with his child. She doesn't want to divorce her husband and become a single mom because she doesn't have a job. To protect her baby, she decides to tell her husband that she is pregnant with his child.

When Tamaki Rei was a child, her parents died in an airplane accident in France. She grew up in a difficult environment, and money was always hard to come by. Now in her thirties, Rei visits the accident site where her parents died for the first time in twenty-three years. There she meets Shibusawa Kazunari who lost his wife in the same accident. Kazunari is a budget director for the Ministry of Finance. They fall in love and get married.

Kazunari has two sons now grown. His first son, Hitoshi, follows in his footsteps and works in the Ministry of Finance. His second son, Kenji, graduated from law school and is now preparing for the bar exam. Because of Rei, who tries to get close to Hitoshi and Kenji, and her beautiful appearance, the Shibusawa family begins to have friction. Hitoshi is attracted to Rei. Rei begins to realize that what she wants from Kazunari is not love, but her late father's shadow.

In the wake of her grandmother’s death, Tsugumi Dozono, who used to work at a large electronics company in Tokyo, decides to move to the home her grandmother left behind in the countryside, and work from home. One day, a mysterious middle-aged man named Jun Kaieda arrives at the home wanting to stay the night. He tells Tsugumi that he is her grandmother’s ex-student and her grandmother gave him a key to the annex house. Tsugumi doesn’t quite understand the nature of the relationship Kaieda had with her grandmother, but the two begin living together in an awkward arrangement.

Due to an accident, Sakura Hiraga gave up on her dream. She is now married and her husband runs a hair salon. They live in a luxurious penthouse apartment. Her life seems glamorous and she is envied by everyone. What everyone does not know is that Sakura Hiraga is abused physically and verbally by her husband. She is unable to leave her situation. Sakura Hiraga considers herself a goldfish in a fishbowl. One day, due to a goldfish, she meets a man.

They are both from the same screenwriter & director and they revolve around separation. Both also revolve practicing for the sports. They are really beautiful check them.

Both utilized the history of The Revolutionaries during the Japanese invasion. TBRTV were fighting the Japanese invaders, whereas Uprising included the fight against lower class suppression.

So similar!!

Both include female lead who has memory loss and have to remind themselves that everyday about their past.

both dramas have a toxic and abusive ML; but the FL is different - in Love & Bid Farewell she fights back, in Broken the Heart she runs and tries to hide

Kim Ji Yong begins living two entirely different lives. On weekdays, he's a model student at the police university. During the weekends, he punishes criminals who'd received light sentences and continue to commit criminal acts. Now called Vigilante, Ji Yong receives help from admirer Cho Kang Ok. Meanwhile, Detective Cho Heon chases after the man called Vigilante.

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same director

Police drama with focus on cases with retro themes. They even use sense of smell and retro font styles. The drama takes place in a building with old school style. The focus is om people and not technology

Revenge theme by a twin sister who is not who she claims to be ; sizzling chemistry with a ML who saves her repeatedly ; fight for control of a company ; hidden evidence record. Plot holes bridged over by the chemistry. Repetitive but nice music.

Both have very similar male and female leads in personalities and capabilities. Both male leads give off the impression of being weak, but are very intelligent and have built up their resources/intelligence network over time. Female leads are cunning and lovable. There is both a political and family plot, and most importantly, the dynamics between the leads, trust, and teamwork are exceptional with little to no miscommunication.

1. Both have two strong-headed female leads.
2. The male leads are a bit unhinged but have a good heart.
3. The two main characters have great chemistry, with hints of romance, but the story never fully explores that genre (which is frustrating because the pairings beg for romance).
4. A major case connects both of the leads' childhoods.
5. The plot revolves around the discovery and mystery of the ongoing killings.
6. Unlike "May It Please the Court", "Memorist" doesn't focus heavily on the legal aspects, but rather on unraveling the mystery itself.
7. The identity of the killer remains unknown until the very end.
8. The series is intriguing and keeps you hooked throughout.