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There is a more immature main character that is scared of ghosts that falls in love with a stricter, more mature love interest that is enemies to lovers storyline.

Similar in plot for good friends that start to fall in love with one having an initial one-sided crush (for one of the couples in Exclusive Love).

Similar in contrasting personalities falling with a more innocent character falling in love with a stricter bad boy with both working in related professions.

Similar in contrasting personalities falling in love with an enemies to lovers storyline with both guys in the same profession/studies.

Has a similar vibe with a more carefree character and a more serious character for one of the couples. Also has a one-sided love with best friend plot that becomes real for the other couple.

Similar in concept and feel about a carefree boy and a strict serious guy that are forced to live in the same house with an enemies to lovers storyline.

Similar in concept and feel about a rich carefree boy and a strict serious guy (or robot) that is tasked to take care of him.

Similar in concept and feel about a rich carefree boy and a strict serious guy (or robot) that is tasked to take care of him.

Both are Taiwanese BL dramas with a similar concept and feel about a rich carefree boy and a strict serious guy that is tasked to take care of him.

In both productions, the FL is a fan of a comic book author whom they later discover has become a friend and even fallen in love with the idol.
Both FLs have a history of telling lies to protect themselves from judgment.
Both MLs have a famous identity without revealing their real one.

This is another series that doesn't take itself too terribly seriously. The ML and FL have a certain chaotic relationship right off the bat. I'm finding it very fun!?
Episode 3 and the formation! Say no more...?

the cute and cool pairing, the fateful dramatic first encounter, the dark side of the fls (though they appear in different ways) and sometimes even the atmosphere they both deliver.

Both dramas have very different setting but if you liked Study group for its absurdist comedy elements, you will love Pegasus market as well.

Both dramas:
- are based on comedy comics
- explore absurdist premise and exaggerated situations
- contain themes of found family, friendship and many kinds of (platonic) relationships
- feature class/societal commentary and some heavier themes in the background of incredibly goofy story

Both are similar Taiwanese LGBTQ movies that is set in the past about high school students finding their own identity.

Similar LGBTQ themes of Tawianese high school students finding their own identity in a more conservative environment of the past. Your Name Engrave Herein is set in the 1980s Taiwan and After School is set in 1990s Taiwan.