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The teacher and the therapist have the same personality, a bit detached and robotic but they “teach” in a similar way. They also both have a cold beauty.

They are both oddly thorough with the lesson if you know what I mean.

Their students go crazy for them by the end as well but they seem to stay detached

Both involve time travelling and have a interesting relationship with the king, when I was searching for dramas similar to BAYM I found splash splash love, it’s pity that it’s only two episodes

In this japanese drama a former child star who is said to have lost his spark, starts working together with an up and coming rising star in a new adaptation of a BL manga. The two are of to a rocky start but little do they now what secrets will be revealed once they start living together...
This show is an amazing rom-com that is overdramatic and fun while still making room for honest heart to heart moments and viewers empathy for the main characters ~
Now continued with a second season! Enjoy~

If you enjoyed the chemistry and the whole ride of feel-good emotions between the characters, and find yourself longing for the same feelings again, then Semantic Error is going to be your go-to drama.

Similar music concept
ML fom the past, who is a famous singer in 19s
ML keep helps to his friend and his son who are in 20s

Both feature a relationship founded on misunderstandings. Aejoon and Heesu (the MC of their respective shows) have similar vibes and their narration over the episodes has the same feel.

Both dramas have strong female leads who know what they want. The ML in Threads of Destiny becomes supportive early on while the ML of Sinful Marriage remains an “enemy” a bit longer. Great chemistry in both dramas.

Park Yun Jae is a university student studying astronomy. He met Kim Ji Eun on his first blind date while attending university. They fell in love and became boyfriend and girlfriend. One day, a strange man appears in front of Yun Jae and tells him that he is Ji Eun.

Ji Eun is a pretty and warm-hearted woman. One day, she wakes up and finds herself changed to a man. She explains the situation to her boyfriend, Park Yun Jae. She begins to use the name Kim Ji Hun and learns how to live as a man from Yun Jae. The two decide not to break up and to wait for her to return to her original female appearance to continue their relationship. They try to figure out a way to make that happen.

Meanwhile, popular girl Kang Min Ju is attending the same university as Yun Jae and has a crush on him.

Park Yun Jae is a university student studying astronomy. He met Kim Ji Eun on his first blind date while attending university. They fell in love and became boyfriend and girlfriend. One day, a strange man appears in front of Yun Jae and tells him that he is Ji Eun.

Ji Eun is a pretty and warm-hearted woman. One day, she wakes up and finds herself changed to a man. She explains the situation to her boyfriend, Park Yun Jae. She begins to use the name Kim Ji Hun and learns how to live as a man from Yun Jae. The two decide not to break up and to wait for her to return to her original female appearance to continue their relationship. They try to figure out a way to make that happen.

Meanwhile, popular girl Kang Min Ju is attending the same university as Yun Jae and has a crush on him.

Park Yun Jae is a university student studying astronomy. He met Kim Ji Eun on his first blind date while attending university. They fell in love and became boyfriend and girlfriend. One day, a strange man appears in front of Yun Jae and tells him that he is Ji Eun.

Ji Eun is a pretty and warm-hearted woman. One day, she wakes up and finds herself changed to a man. She explains the situation to her boyfriend, Park Yun Jae. She begins to use the name Kim Ji Hun and learns how to live as a man from Yun Jae. The two decide not to break up and to wait for her to return to her original female appearance to continue their relationship. They try to figure out a way to make that happen.

Meanwhile, popular girl Kang Min Ju is attending the same university as Yun Jae and has a crush on him.

Park Yun Jae is a university student studying astronomy. He met Kim Ji Eun on his first blind date while attending university. They fell in love and became boyfriend and girlfriend. One day, a strange man appears in front of Yun Jae and tells him that he is Ji Eun.

Ji Eun is a pretty and warm-hearted woman. One day, she wakes up and finds herself changed to a man. She explains the situation to her boyfriend, Park Yun Jae. She begins to use the name Kim Ji Hun and learns how to live as a man from Yun Jae. The two decide not to break up and to wait for her to return to her original female appearance to continue their relationship. They try to figure out a way to make that happen.

Meanwhile, popular girl Kang Min Ju is attending the same university as Yun Jae and has a crush on him.

A fan meets their idol in person. Both fall in love, but both also hold secrets about their real intentions and their past. Cute, funny, with dark undertones.

An Idol and an ordinary person fall in love. A variety show is filmed. Misunderstandings lead to dramatic results. Cute, funny, with dark undertones.

First off: the gender-bending trope.
Both dramas played with identity and disguise. In My Unicorn Girl, Sang Tian chops disguises as a guy and enters an all-male ice hockey team (and of course, chaos + romance ensue). Meanwhile, in Arsenal Military Academy, Xie Xiang disguises herself as her brother to enter a male-dominated military school. Both heroines step into traditionally male spaces by pretending to be guya, which immediately sets up tension, comedy, and a whole lot of “oh no, they’re going to find out!” moments.

Secondly: the romance.
Classic “enemies-to-lovers but with bonus gender confusion.” In both dramas, the female lead’s disguise creates deliciously awkward dynamics with the male lead.

Third: themes of courage and growth.
Sure, one’s about hockey and youthful dreams, while the other is about national duty and sacrifice, but both stories showcase young people stepping out of their comfort zones.

Fourth: found family vibes.
Whether it’s teammates on the ice rink or comrades in the academy, both dramas lean heavily on group dynamics. The friendships, rivalries, and “brotherhood” (made hilarious since the heroine is secretly a “sister”) give heart to the stories. It’s not just about romance. It’s about growing alongside a team and finding your place.

My Unicorn Girl leans playful and fluffy, while Arsenal Military Academy is more serious and patriotic. But both sprinkle humour into the mix, especially in moments where the heroine’s disguise almost gets exposed. (Seriously, the number of “oops I walked into the wrong place” moments is staggering in both).

Both dramas also balance lighthearted interactions with moments of genuine emotional weight.

Think of My Unicorn Girl as a "more colourful, less tragic moments" little sister of Arsenal Military Academy.

Similarities:
arranged marriage
no interaction or even meeting face-to-face
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