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Both are BLs that contain aspects of time travel/looping time to alter an unwanted outcome, and are set in a post-HS setting -- Be My Favorite is set across university and 10 years later, and Triage is set in a medical/university setting. The leads in both shows have good chemistry.
FL married to the ML and concubine who is loved and trusted by the authority figure over all of them constantly first marries in as a concubine wanted the ML to make the ML love. The ML lets her know he will never love er. Cold, distance ML falls in love with FL first and chases the FL who falls in a slow burn romance. way.
While the storyline is different (office vs mafia setting), there is similarity in terms of the sexual tension and level of intimacy. KP is as hot, if not, hotter than BedFriend when it comes to the love scene, which is a rare gem in BL. Not one of those "barely touch the lips" scene
Both have a more mature storyline, that isn't another typical school setting and youth puppy love.
Both couple have great chemistry
Both are just amazing to watch!
Both have a more mature storyline, that isn't another typical school setting and youth puppy love.
Both couple have great chemistry
Both are just amazing to watch!
Both are mini historical dramas that have intrigue and are a bit dark. They are well-produced and have some action scenes. Both have a reserved but proactive FL who gets the plot going. Unlike Dong Lan Xue, the romance in Legend of Yunze is between two women and is downplayed.
Both are tragic romances between two characters who trapped by circumstances and are forced to act against their better natures. While Bloody Romance has the kind FL trapped with the powerful ML who decides to help her, The Blue Whisper has the kind ML as the one who gets trapped at the start with the powerful FL helping him. The characters are forced into conflicts that they would rather avoid and work against those in power who are mostly villainous. There are betrayals and misunderstandings, but the leads end up growing as people. Both explore the complexities of morality.
The plot for these dramas are very different, but if you enjoy the change of traditional roles like in Hoshi Furu Yoru ni where the ML does the cooking and cleaning, Watashi no Oyome-kun is highly recommended wherein the main plot revolved around the expectations in gender. Anyway, both are good slice of life dramas with good comedy.
Totally unrelated, but, might as well watch this awesome show rather than this forgettable dystopian mess.
has the same vibe and of course chemistry between the cast ..... makes this must watch for variety/reality show lovers....??????
has the same vibe and of course chemistry between the cast ..... makes this must watch for variety/reality show lovers....??????
It takes some serious imagination to view the relationship between the MLs as purely platonic. They express their love for one another is many different ways and are ready to die for one another. One ML is incredibly powerful and viewed as a villain because of something he has no control over, while the other ML is colder and more reserved and figures out the secret identity of the other ML. There is a lot of action and sacrifice, and the leads have a lot of fun banter with one another.
Both are dark fantasy dramas. The MLs have a condition that makes them consider themselves to be monsters and have to suppress their violent tendencies. They start out hating the FLs, who are normal humans, before getting to know them better and deciding to work together. The villains act like they want to be friends with the MLs and see themselves as more than humans. Both dramas have some humorous moments but are overall tragedies.
Both feature a lot of rider on rider fighting and explore similar themes of growing up with many character having their ideals challenged
Both are sci fi movies with multinational casts that have people from the working class trying to protect children. The protagonists aren't traditional heroes but are pushed into that role. Both show the importance of building relationships with people that are initially a bit antagonistic.
Both movies show how North Korean felt uneasy in South Korea. They were strong and tough fighters They seems united, yet they mentally separate.