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BOTH Kdramas have same plot:
The drama tells the story of a middle-aged woman who experiences a turning point after enrolling in university later in life.

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Except here the FL will be even older than FL who was 38 in TA/Second 20s, FL actress for this kdrama is 50+

But it's a great plot, need more of those Starting Over at older age type kdramas indeed, why not another!? ?

And the Casting here is very good too!

Both are Korean BL crime thrillers rather than lighthearted romances

Both feature two leads who initially distrust each other before developing romantic feelings.


Both have a slow-burn romance mixed with suspense, secrets, and investigations.


Both have a darker, more mature tone than typical school or office BLs.

- both involve pursuing their crush
- both are music themed
- the characters are really silly, it's funny and hilarious
- the friendships are also so well shown, are there for each other
- both shows are fluffy

Waka struggles with a sexless marriage. Her husband, Takato, loves her deeply—but just can't touch her. Meanwhile, Waka’s best friend, Minami, can no longer see her husband, Toya, as a man. Toya, desperate and defeated, is losing confidence day by day.

"Can the heart and the body really be separated?" The four of them have crossed a line they can never come back from.

Waka struggles with a sexless marriage. Her husband, Takato, loves her deeply—but just can't touch her. Meanwhile, Waka’s best friend, Minami, can no longer see her husband, Toya, as a man. Toya, desperate and defeated, is losing confidence day by day.

"Can the heart and the body really be separated?" The four of them have crossed a line they can never come back from.

Waka struggles with a sexless marriage. Her husband, Takato, loves her deeply—but just can't touch her. Meanwhile, Waka’s best friend, Minami, can no longer see her husband, Toya, as a man. Toya, desperate and defeated, is losing confidence day by day.

"Can the heart and the body really be separated?" The four of them have crossed a line they can never come back from.

Waka struggles with a sexless marriage. Her husband, Takato, loves her deeply—but just can't touch her. Meanwhile, Waka’s best friend, Minami, can no longer see her husband, Toya, as a man. Toya, desperate and defeated, is losing confidence day by day.

"Can the heart and the body really be separated?" The four of them have crossed a line they can never come back from.

- Dom FL x Sub ML
- BDSM femdom
- Girlboss x Malewife
- Bold FL x Shy ML
- Gender Role Reversal

it has same vibe, alot similarity
Both have:

? Male MC.
? Everyone underestimates him at first.
? Constant "face-slapping" moments.
? MC secretly has overwhelming advantages.
? Builds power while enemies think he's weak.
? Satisfying revenge and scheming.definitely recommend it.

While the settings are completely different, two of the leas actors are the same. Both series focus on the emptions ans relationsips between the young lead characters and have some fun and sweet moments as well as some angst.

FL was in love with an idol and was his fan
then worked with him / for him as his attorney
and yeah there is a love triangle

Both tackle female romantic relationships with multiple individuals & their particular experiences/ideologies. Saint Love Survivors has some scenes/content that may be viewed as racy so just beware when viewing.

They are coworkers, there is an age gab between them, older one thinks he is late to find love and also he is very lovely, sweet person towards everyone. Younger one is cat-like person and deeply in love with older one + he is possessive

If you enjoy slow-burn office romances, this Japanese BL delivers a charming relationship between a senior and junior colleague. Their workplace interactions feel natural, balancing awkward misunderstandings, quiet affection, and genuine emotional growth. Rather than relying on dramatic twists, the story focuses on the gradual development of trust, mutual respect, and romantic tension. Both leads have distinct personalities that complement each other, making their chemistry believable and engaging. The performances are understated yet heartfelt, capturing the sweetness of everyday moments. Warm, comforting, and refreshingly sincere, this is an easy watch for fans seeking a wholesome, character-driven workplace romance with plenty of heart.

If Bad Buddy won you over with its unforgettable chemistry, emotionally resonant storytelling, and a relationship that develops naturally over time, then Double Helix is a BL you shouldn’t miss. While the two dramas take very different approaches, both excel at building a deep emotional connection between their leads, making every interaction feel meaningful and rewarding.

Double Helix offers a darker, more suspenseful atmosphere, but it shares Bad Buddy‘s strength in delivering layered characters, heartfelt emotional moments, and a romance that grows through trust, conflict, and mutual understanding. The outstanding performances and compelling chemistry between the leads make it easy to become invested in their journey. If you’re looking for another BL that combines memorable character dynamics with an emotionally satisfying relationship, Double Helix is an excellent next watch.