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FL = spunky, hard-working, lower income with a very sophisticated palate
ML = wealthy, award-winning chef with cold exterior
context = decadent and delicious food!!!! lots of flashbacks

differences: much more manipulative scheming in DD and quirky musical number in TPM

-Mature content and love scenes
- Similar male -lead (rich, handsome, manipulative)
-Indecisive female-lead , depends emotionally on the other person
-Love triangles

not quite similar but can say it's great. wuxia stuff thrills, one diffrence is that it's not quidte romantic b-ut

Both are pretty much the same in that they both tell stories of the macabre and creepy. Neither are really too scary and both are told in an anthology format- each episode is a different story with no connection to the other.

Both have operations with transplants. Both have a main character who cares deeply about patients. Both have a reasonable numbers of operations. One is more about revenge (cross), but overall both have elements like corruption and all.
Two must watch for who likes the genre.

Once again, deep and meaningful characters and stories.

It's like no other drama really.

Poignant and beautiful.

Both stories had the same kind of impact. Both are about universal truths of love and heartbreak and give you meaningful life lessons. Both are complex stories about complex people. There are no shallow, typical characters or dialogs.

- In both dramas there is a love triangle.
- They’re both Netflix Originals.
- Both plots are set in school.
- Both Male leads are from rich dysfunctional families.
- Both Male leads are loved by many girls.
- Both second leads are bestfriends with the Male lead.

If you're into long drama and interesting happy story then try Father is Strange.

I love second lead story.

Both are fantasy and kind of similar plot.
2 main characters come back to life with new appearance. Even though come back mister is comedy and hilariou :))
Abyss is combined with different genres like fantasy comedy romance and crime...

Both are career-oriented FLs who are "putting off" dating due to their careers, or as the plot suggests, in denial that they need romance.

Both have FLs that are career-oriented, and both are working on dating apps. The FLs are forced to suddenly face their romantic future and how it relates to their careers.

The stories aren't very similar, except that they're both dark and each episode is unconnected. They both have the same dark vibes to it.

The overly used drama or movie trope but still manages to capture our hearts:

"Bestfriends turning into lovers"

Will get you frustrated sometimes on why they have to deny their feelings for so long, but then again, you will understand that, they do not want to ruin the special friendship that they have. But will finally realize that it is worth to cross the line and go on and follow their hearts. In the end, love wins for everyone.

The overly used drama or movie trope but still manages to capture our hearts:

"Bestfriends turning into lovers"

Will get you frustrated sometimes on why they have to deny their feelings for so long, but then again, you will understand that, they do not want to ruin the special friendship that they have. But will finally realize that it is worth to cross the line and go on and follow their hearts. In the end, love wins for everyone.