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Visually hyper-stylish urban fantasies that plunge into dark moral quandries with a rare empathetic sweetness.

Rainless Love is more romance/fable, Oh No! is more horror/mystery, but they both tackle traumatic topics with humor and humanity.

Similar:
- Lead get pregnant
- FM gives birth without the ML knowing, raising the kid a few years on her own
- ML successful (as always in dramaland)
- Cohabitation

Different:
- in LNF the ML and FL did not know each other really

Both dramas are following a selected amount of detectives chase a suspect over many years. We see how the detectives but also the suspect and witnesses of the crimes change and evolve over time. Both dramas give off a very similar vibe. If you liked one you, might very much enjoy the other one as well.

Both are mini dramas in which non-humans or gods control humans in some way by writing their lives or directing their dreams. One of these beings ends up falling in love with a mortal.

Both dramas depict the same period of time in history.

Pledge of Allegiance comes from the pov of an imperial police while The Imperial Age covers the pov of Zhu Di (the dude who ends up with the throne in the end).

Both are fantasy romances featuring a powerful ML and a relatively weak but clever FL. There are a variety of characters who want to kill the ML and are willing to use the FL to do it. Both FLs are a bit lonely and start off with a false impression of the ML. Both dramas have comedy and tragedy. The MLs are a bit vain and have younger brothers who start out wanting to kill them. The supporting casts are fun and interesting, and the leads also have to take time to save them as well.

While the ML in Love Between Fairy and Devil starts out as a villain, the ML in Tale of the Nine-Tailed is heroic. LBFAD has a broader scope to its plot and takes place mostly in a fantasy world, whereas TotNT takes place mostly in the present. TotNT also has elements of horror.

both dramas are different in aspects of setting and story but the concept is the same Preventing an event from happening in the past.

both are Taiwanese comedies that revolve around young adults getting mixed up with supernatural elements.

both have characters that are cold towards each other but warm up quickly - so plenty of bromance !!

Both are fantasy romances involving an immortal guy who has a job that deals with spirits and a normal but strong-willed woman who are still dealing with past tragedies. Both dramas feel like fairytales and have elements of horror. The afterlife is an important feature in both as well. The Ghost Bride is shorter, while Tale of the Nine-Tailed has more action.

A timely window into the lives of employees and guests alike at The Hotel Emros around New Year's.

The Staff At Your Service:
*The hotel manager is poised and an accomplished professional despite lacking confidence in her personal life.
*The hotel's young CEO is a man obsessed with even numbers.
*Your room attendant/door porter is a new hire who just put aside her dream of becoming a musical actress.

The Guests You're Bound To Notice:
* The young job applicant, despite preparing for five years for the public officer entrance exam, failed it.
* A popular singer-songwriter and radio announcer who initially faced hardships before finding success.
* A determined artist and his manager persevered through hard times that are finally coming to an end.
* The familiar radio announcer with his jazz pianist fiancee darting around as they organize their wedding.
* A plastic surgeon is known to sit in the lounge every Saturday, possibly awaiting his fateful love.
* The tired man who made it home in time to attend his daughter's wedding.
* The fortune-teller who likes to use the hotel as his place of business.
* Two students, a swimmer, and a skater realize that they do indeed like each other.

Both are mini dramas in which misunderstandings and manipulative relatives break up a couple and the FL disappears. Years later the couple crosses paths again, and the ML learns he has a child he didn't know existed. Both MLs either start out or become cruel due to the misunderstandings.

Both are mini dramas in which the couple breaks up, only to cross paths a few years later, leading the ML to discover the FL has been raising their daughter that he didn't know existed.

Both are mini dramas in which the couple breaks up due to manipulation by the rich ML's relatives, and the FL, who is poor, gives birth to and raises their child alone. until the couple crosses paths again a few years later.

Both are mini dramas in which a couple breaks up cruelly due to the ML's parent and misunderstandings. Years later they meet again, and one of them discovers they have a child they didn't know existed, but due to the misunderstandings the couple hate each other at first.

Both are mini dramas with a rich ML and poor FL who fall in love but the ML's parent demands they separate after the ML is injured. The FL then breaks his heart and disappears. When they cross paths five years later, the ML discovers the FL was pregnant when they broke up and he now has a daughter he didn't know existed.