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A traumatic childhood experience leaves Cha Do Hyeon, suffering from memory loss and dissociation. The latter has resulted in the creation of seven distinct personalities. Wanting to regain control over his life, he asks Oh Ri Jin, a first-year psychiatric resident, to help him, but she eventually falls in love with one of his personalities. Ri Jin’s twin brother, Oh Ri On, a famous mystery novelist, investigates Do Hyeon and his family.
What would it be like... if you had to organise your ex's wedding?
Risa and her gang of close friends—Jan and Offy—are wedding planners on the brink of bankruptcy tasked with orchestrating an extravagant wedding for Risa's ex Arun and Monica who've travelled from India with an enormous entourage of relatives. When, to complicate matters, she's forced to recruit her other ex Tim as the wedding photographer, this wedding is set for turmoil.
Risa and her gang of close friends—Jan and Offy—are wedding planners on the brink of bankruptcy tasked with orchestrating an extravagant wedding for Risa's ex Arun and Monica who've travelled from India with an enormous entourage of relatives. When, to complicate matters, she's forced to recruit her other ex Tim as the wedding photographer, this wedding is set for turmoil.
What would it be like... if you had to organise your ex's wedding?
Risa and her gang of close friends—Jan and Offy—are wedding planners on the brink of bankruptcy tasked with orchestrating an extravagant wedding for Risa's ex Arun and Monica who've travelled from India with an enormous entourage of relatives. When, to complicate matters, she's forced to recruit her other ex Tim as the wedding photographer, this wedding is set for turmoil.
Risa and her gang of close friends—Jan and Offy—are wedding planners on the brink of bankruptcy tasked with orchestrating an extravagant wedding for Risa's ex Arun and Monica who've travelled from India with an enormous entourage of relatives. When, to complicate matters, she's forced to recruit her other ex Tim as the wedding photographer, this wedding is set for turmoil.
What would it be like... if you had to organise your ex's wedding?
Risa and her gang of close friends—Jan and Offy—are wedding planners on the brink of bankruptcy tasked with orchestrating an extravagant wedding for Risa's ex Arun and Monica who've travelled from India with an enormous entourage of relatives. When, to complicate matters, she's forced to recruit her other ex Tim as the wedding photographer, this wedding is set for turmoil.
Risa and her gang of close friends—Jan and Offy—are wedding planners on the brink of bankruptcy tasked with orchestrating an extravagant wedding for Risa's ex Arun and Monica who've travelled from India with an enormous entourage of relatives. When, to complicate matters, she's forced to recruit her other ex Tim as the wedding photographer, this wedding is set for turmoil.
What would it be like... if you had to organise your ex's wedding?
Risa and her gang of close friends—Jan and Offy—are wedding planners on the brink of bankruptcy tasked with orchestrating an extravagant wedding for Risa's ex Arun and Monica who've travelled from India with an enormous entourage of relatives. When, to complicate matters, she's forced to recruit her other ex Tim as the wedding photographer, this wedding is set for turmoil.
Risa and her gang of close friends—Jan and Offy—are wedding planners on the brink of bankruptcy tasked with orchestrating an extravagant wedding for Risa's ex Arun and Monica who've travelled from India with an enormous entourage of relatives. When, to complicate matters, she's forced to recruit her other ex Tim as the wedding photographer, this wedding is set for turmoil.
Similarities:
1. Contract marriage for economic security and personal gain.
2. Noona romcom with a side of chaebol shenanigans.
3. Sibling relationships play a big role in story and character arcs.
4. Bickering lovers.
Biggest differences are that in WI the contract marriage is between SML and FL instead of ML and FL like NGNL and the chaebol plot line in WI is more melo from the start. But both FLs see marriage as a means to an end and end up falling in love despite themselves.
1. Contract marriage for economic security and personal gain.
2. Noona romcom with a side of chaebol shenanigans.
3. Sibling relationships play a big role in story and character arcs.
4. Bickering lovers.
Biggest differences are that in WI the contract marriage is between SML and FL instead of ML and FL like NGNL and the chaebol plot line in WI is more melo from the start. But both FLs see marriage as a means to an end and end up falling in love despite themselves.
~ML & FL are both together happy, misunderstanding separates them for years
~FL was preg and didn't tell ML, returns years later with son
~ML has a medical condition
~FL was preg and didn't tell ML, returns years later with son
~ML has a medical condition
Similarities:
1. Noona romcom with a bickering contract relationship.
2. Part of FL's motivation for the relationship is revenge on an ex.
3. Touches on issues in women's personal lives and the workplace.
4. Tropey, but in a self-aware way.
Biggest differences are the length (at 22 episodes, DJS is nearly twice as long as NGNL and it drags) and the naivety of the FL (SFL in DJS is the worldly one), but they're both relatively light, fun noona romcoms that also manage to deal with the expectations society has for both single and married women.
1. Noona romcom with a bickering contract relationship.
2. Part of FL's motivation for the relationship is revenge on an ex.
3. Touches on issues in women's personal lives and the workplace.
4. Tropey, but in a self-aware way.
Biggest differences are the length (at 22 episodes, DJS is nearly twice as long as NGNL and it drags) and the naivety of the FL (SFL in DJS is the worldly one), but they're both relatively light, fun noona romcoms that also manage to deal with the expectations society has for both single and married women.
Jewelry making company/shop setting, and workplace romance. While Sun and Lin & Jin Yu Zhen and Shi Lei are very different characters and personalities, they are both great watches. Sunset x Vibes is more mythological related, while Be Loved in House is not.
KIBA, like Trillion Game is about a power play between people who try to outmanouvre each other -- playing the late-stage capitalist game.
KIBA has a few more layers of deception, even though it's only a film, not a series. The writing is much tighter, the plot much faster.
In both titles, we have morally grey main characters, as well as at least one idealistic person, who provides a good balance.
KIBA has a few more layers of deception, even though it's only a film, not a series. The writing is much tighter, the plot much faster.
In both titles, we have morally grey main characters, as well as at least one idealistic person, who provides a good balance.
Both have FLs with bad characters,
They both try to fix the mistakes they made in the past,
ML is not that tough in The Princess Royal drama. Still worth watching.
They both try to fix the mistakes they made in the past,
ML is not that tough in The Princess Royal drama. Still worth watching.
Historical period drama,
The plot revolves around the leading women,
I'm adding it here in case anyone wants to watch it.
The plot revolves around the leading women,
I'm adding it here in case anyone wants to watch it.
- same male leads: Ma Dong Seok and Kim Mu Yeol
- involes a lot of actions and fighting scenes
- badasssss
- involes a lot of actions and fighting scenes
- badasssss
Both have complex characters and big issues, like death, suicide, money, etc. Also, they are violent as well and have great actors.
Both feature a man drugging another man and then being filmed whilst having sex. A true enemy to lovers BL.
