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- both are 8 episode lakorn-esque bl series
- both feature corrupted politicians, lots of dirty tricks in political games
- both MCs have a heart of gold, is kind, hates politicians and corruptions, have younger sisters who got into accident
- both MLs are somewhat manipulative, willing to do whatever it takes to achieve their goals
- both are plot-driven/heavy stories, not too heavy on romance between the leads (perhaps could be considered slowburn?)

Romantic melodramas with one of the leads having a rare illness. My youth is about childhood lovers reuniting again after years but Our movie is about adult lovers.

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1. Female lead empowerment and entrepreneurship genre in Republican era of China.
2. Love after arranged marriage.
3. Husband dies and became widow. Later childless.
4. When all goes well and helped the family became very wealthy, the family business collapsed and became penniless.
5. Female lead start all over again to rebuild life and business.
6. Female lead may find 2nd chance in love. Or 3rd chance ??????
7. In laws and own family members are the major stumbling blocks.

Byeong Hui is the crazy, free-spirited leader and vocalist of the popular underground rock group, Eye Candy. Joining him are mood-maker Ji Hyeok, chic Hyeon Su, playboy Ha Jin, silent Do Il and baby-faced Gyeong Jong. These boys rule their school until a redevelopment plan forces the delinquent-ridden school to close down. They're all assigned a transfer to Jung Sang High, but debate whether it's even worth returning to high school at all.

The cinematography and the dynamics between the leads in 'Twelve Letters' really reminded me of 'Better Days'. Both tell a story about teenagers trying to survive in a harsh reality, while subtly developing romantic feelings. In both productions, the male leads vow to protect the female lead, fighting and sacrificing for them.

Well-made time travelling tv series. Both are trying to change the past and solve mystery. There are life stories within these two series.
Open ending subjected to your own imagination.

- Adopted family and it also shows that there are different types of family
- Family drama
- Friendship
- Tearjerker
- Heartwarming
- Happy Ending

Both male leads are leaders of gangs who have a soft spot for the female lead and try to help/protect her.

Both dramas focus on Chefs who time travel to the past although Mr queen Focuses more on the romantic side and this drama focuses more on food

Love stories where the characters are torn apart by circumstances, and the behaviours and actions of one leads to tragedy for the one they love most.

Although Good Bye, My Princess has many more episodes to develop and evolve its plot compared to Kill to Love, there remain instances in Kill to Love that deliver the same heartache and pain. You can find yourself both wishing the best for the pairing while also hoping one of them finds better for themselves than how the other treats them at times, and both stories are written well. They'll likely both manage to leave you feeling empty afterwards, as well as remaining in your thoughts long after watching.

These stories are different but they have a similar vibe
- The same actress as FL
- Nice ML
- Peaceful life of ML is disrupted by FL
- Natural development of their relationships

The same actor as ML. His characters have the same respect for FLs and I had a deja vu when he asked if she was sure
In general, vibes of their dynamics are similar but I like the lakorn more

- Quirky leads
- FL with kinda similar behaviour
- Same style decorations
These stories are different but they have a similar vibe and it's obviously because of the same screenwriter

Same female lead Kim Da Mi
and the Same concept of love triangle of two girls and a boy that rruinsthere friendship