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Sexual assault is portrayed as a means to get the two main characters to confess their feelings, fall in love, and have their "Happily Ever After" at the end.

The watchers on here could definably learn something from this one and also realise there are dangers behind obsessions involving corrupted morals for a persons own enjoyment.

If you like this you will like the other since there are themes involving underlying problems with the cast and broadcasting in other territories. If you like these kind of issues then this is for you.

If you liked the actor, ji Chang Wook and would want to see him in another drama then This drama is 100% for you. It has a higher intense fighting scenes which heightens the suspense overall. Absolutely would recommend this

Both movies depicts Hong Haier (also known as Red Boy) and his journey. In Awakened Demon, portrays how Hong Haier came to be and also had snippets of the Monkey King.

Both shows are done by the same main writer Naruhisa Arakawa. The show's red ranger personality and philosophical views are similar to Kuuga's protagonist Yuusuke Godai. In both shows most problems get resolved creatively rather than overly relying on the toys that the shows are promoting. At a certain point in Abaranger, a main villain who plays psychotic games against the heroes is introduced which has superficial similitudes to the Gurongi in Kuuga.

- Both dramas include a love story revolving around childhood sweethearts.
- The parents of the leads are neighbors/ friends in both dramas.
- The leads are very competitive and bicker with each other in both dramas.

Same premise back in time, fate's already decided—it's all about the husband and his side piece, who just so happens to be the female lead's best friend. The focus is on their drama and the fallout that comes from it.

Kabuto's main writer Shoji Yonemura took heavy inspiration of Donbrothers' main writer Toshiki Inoue's writing style. Also Inoue is a frequent secondary writer in Kabuto. In terms of tone, atmosphere and plot progression, Kabuto is probably the closest tokusatsu to Donbrothers alongside Changéríon, despite having a darker setting.

The red ranger of Ressha Sentai ToQger has an appearance in Bakuage Sentai Boonboomger, so you might want to watch that season prior Boonboomger to appreciate his appearance more.

Both are mini dramas in which a married couple break up after misunderstandings and lies. Both FLs return with a new appearance and identity for revenge. Both couples have a son who is secretly raised by one parent and the other doesn't know he exists. Both children are kidnapped by the SFL who is obsessed with the ML.

Both dramas are Contractual relationship though the Chinese drama is a bit longer but people who watch Chinese dramas know that its a must that they will have many many eps.
Both dramas have Annoying second female lead who cling to the ML eh irritating brats. Why come now? You lost your chance girl!!
Pathetic Ex-boyfriend, I think all contractual dramas must have the pathetic boyfriend, oppss EX

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Some viewers of the Thai version of addicted heroin could use this, might make their persona
a little less questionable