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In Perfect Marriage Revenge the guy is emotionally cheating (married the FL to be near her sister), in Marry My Husband the guy is straight out cheating, the FL finds them in bed together.

In both dramas, female lead go back in time, in Perfect Marriage Revenge the time is much less, Marry My Husband provides the FL with more time.

While both FL's are out for revenge, the story differs in how they both go about it.

In both dramas, male leads are green flags that go out of their way to look out for the Female leads. Both male lead also go back in time however aren't aware the the female lead did as well at least not for a while.

Both shows have a perfect casting, so the acting is also good.

Both dramas are a black comedy, thriller, involve murders, and have a lead character that accidentally winds up in a strange predicament.

Both are historical mini dramas that begin with the FL being wronged in some way and meeting other people including a love interest to help her. Both FLs are skilled embroiderers or seamstresses.

Both are historical mini dramas centered around the FL's quest for revenge and her knowledge of embroidery.

Both shows follow the same theme of body-swapping between ML and FL
Both gives the same vibes only difference is plot but concept is same

Both are mini dramas with a mystery vibe in which the ML is "killed" in an accident and then meets the FL again, pretending to be someone else. Both MLs have an allergy that they pretend not to have with the new identity.

Both productions feature housemates who gather for their meals. Both feature cooking scenes and tasty food

Both productions feature men who are close friends and eat together. In Aki wa Haru they are roommates, while in Rokuhodo they run a restaurant

•Both have one FL two ML without lovetriangles
•Plenty of Mystery/Suspense
(You'll be surprised by how well the script of Insect Detective is written)
•bromance>>>
(specially Psych Hunter)
•both focus on solving murder mysteries throughout the series
(one episode= one mystery)

"Wok of Love" and "Temperature of Love" are both South Korean television dramas, but they differ in their primary themes and settings.

"Wok of Love" (also known as "Greasy Melo") revolves around the lives of three characters who have experienced failures in their respective careers. The story unfolds in a neighborhood Chinese restaurant, where the characters find solace, friendship, and love amidst the challenges they face.

On the other hand, "Temperature of Love" focuses on the journey of a screenwriter and a chef who initially meet in an online community. The drama explores the ups and downs of their relationship as they navigate the complexities of their careers and personal lives.

While both dramas involve themes of love, relationships, and career struggles, "Wok of Love" places a stronger emphasis on the culinary aspect, set in a Chinese restaurant, whereas "Temperature of Love" delves more into the world of writing and culinary arts with a different narrative structure.

Drama Similarities

While "Wok of Love" and "Temperature of Love" have distinct storylines and settings, there are some general similarities between the two dramas:

Romantic Themes: Both dramas are centered around romantic relationships and explore the challenges, ups, and downs that couples face in their journey towards love.

Career Struggles: The main characters in both dramas experience difficulties and setbacks in their professional lives. Whether it's failures, changes in career paths, or pursuing their passions, the characters navigate challenges related to their work.

Culinary Element: While the culinary aspect is more prominent in "Wok of Love" since it is set in a Chinese restaurant, both dramas incorporate elements of the food industry. In "Temperature of Love," the male lead is a chef, and the drama occasionally explores the culinary world.

Friendship and Supportive Characters: Both dramas feature a cast of supporting characters who play important roles in the lives of the main characters. These characters provide support, friendship, and sometimes comic relief.

Slice-of-Life Elements: Both dramas incorporate elements of slice-of-life storytelling, portraying the daily lives, challenges, and relationships of the characters in a realistic and relatable manner.

It's important to note that while there are some general similarities, the overall plots, character dynamics, and settings are distinct in each drama, providing viewers with unique and different viewing experiences.

I Highly Recommend to watch both drama.......

A love story between Kaji, a genius pâtissière and Mizuki, a former marathon runner / dessert-lover who becomes his taste tester after she starts working at the same hotel.

A love story between Kaji, a genius pâtissière and Mizuki, a former marathon runner / dessert-lover who becomes his taste tester after she starts working at the same hotel.

A love story between Kaji, a genius pâtissière and Mizuki, a former marathon runner / dessert-lover who becomes his taste tester after she starts working at the same hotel.

Centers around a pastry chef who works at a small cake shop in the city and is a little proficient in love, and a "lady" who comes to buy cakes every Friday.

Centers around a pastry chef who works at a small cake shop in the city and is a little proficient in love, and a "lady" who comes to buy cakes every Friday.