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Both drama has some common angle.such as:
- Slice of life. Sometimes it makes u smile,sometimes Cry,sometimes angry.

- Both are in 80's setting
-Glorify friendship

Both drama are XianXia (XianHua) based on fantasy.

-In both drama ML is portraying a devil on the other hand FL is fairy.

A group of underprivileged children living in countryside, so poor, so desperate. The adult who treat them well and treat them bad. They struggle, grew up situation break them apart, only strong will and wise one may survive.

Both are in ancient Time setting where women were treated so lightly.
- Both Drama has Strong FL character
-FL has to go many ups-downs to establish herself

Female centric. They went throughs hardship together, they fought to survive, the regroup, it takes a strong leader to unite the rest. Together they overcome the prejudice,

Female centric. Female united work hard and fight the bury, fight for justice, support and success. Very encouraging and motivating

While on the surface, if you're just reading the MDL summaries of both of these dramas, you're gonna look at me like I'm crazy, but... Both of these dramas approached mental health in a remarkably unique way. For PoYM, having your new bae obsessed with his ex, whom he created into an AI, is very different from a nurse in the psych ward who becomes a patient. But honestly, they aren't that far apart in terms of what you get out of it as an audience member. To me, both of these messages give hope in their own ways, making them a fantastic watch.

Both are Thai BL dramas with a supernatural element. In Reset, the main character is reincarnated back into his own past to relive his life, while in The Boy Next World, the love interest claims to be the main character's love from a parallel universe.

Female centered plot for both dramas about some ladies of different ages gather together to form a business/ group with the right amount of humor for when you want laughter and great friendship between them.

The Aesthetics are so similar, it builds a sense of familiarity in itself.
Oh No Here Comes the Trouble is a drama where the protagonist inherits supernatural powers leading to his interaction with spirits and mystical creatures along with his friends.
The Seven Relics of Ill Omen deals with ancient artifacts and the mysteries and stories behind them.

The suspense, murder mystery and the way I got hooked on the storyline are similar in these two dramas

Similarities:
- Both FLs are good at fighting
- Although initially resistant, both FLs fight against injustice (school bullying)

Similarities:
- Arranged marriage in both
- ML & FL don’t get along in the beginning but through time and circumstances, they get a better understanding of each other
- Politics

? Both female leads once dressed up as a male (general) and fought battles but in the end was betrayed by her own family
? Although there's no fantasy elements in LFG, the fight scenes are still good

Both are :
- family oriented
- Love triangle between 1 girl and 2 boys
- the “final” couple has had crushes on each other since they were young
- Good plot
-Good acting