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Both shows explore a crime in a country side/ village lole setting and also share a common theme of familial relations.

In both, ML is seemingly an immortal. Romance between immortal and mortal. FL is also seemingly a reincarnation in both.

In both:
- In the first half, the main male character is much more powerful than the main female character, many are opposed to their relationship due to the status difference
- There is an 'epic' feel of the romance as they are reincarnated multiple times, with our main hero learning to be more humble and not take the female lead for granted. There's lots of protectiveness and rescuing.
- Both have same levels of CGI and production values

Ashes of Love, however, one of my favourites. It is written much more efficiently - with the characters going through multiple adventures and lifetimes in the time it takes The Last Immortal to get through one plot point. Ashes of Love also has strong themes and compelling secondary plots around what true love means, sibling rivalry, and what is good and evil.

Most importantly - Ashes of Love also has greater emotional impact. As the main characters have so much screen time together, and go through so many up and downs, you genuinely cheer them on and are sad to leave their universe behind.

colorful schools, pretty and famous fls!!!And both are popular on social media. They also give the same vibe

Similar dark, weird but sexy vibe and exciting story line! (Similar set up with questionable FL and someone dying multiple times)

- The dramas both feature a fantasy romance between a human woman and supernatural-being man.
- Both involve some aspect of past lives coming in to play in their relationship
- The romance isn't the only focus, with an interesting plot to go along with the gradual romance development
- Great chemistry between leads
- Personally, I thought that tale of the nine tailed has a better story development and more exciting/unexpected twists in it, but my demon had a better romance

The lead role of a man left unharmed after an accident, given a second chance but................................................................................................................................................................

I think The style in both films is similar but ''hush!'' has more significant themes.

in both films Two guys are involved with a woman who is looking for love and meaning to her life, with many difficulties and problems that accumulate in their way, they find solace in the friendship that is formed.

Personally I didn't really like Kira Kira Hikaru, but if you are looking for a better and similar movie then I recommend Hush!

Japanese remake of the same story.

Differences:
ML has savant syndrome.
He works as a pediatric surgeon.

Awaken is also a thriller/mystery with a detective trying to find out the mystery of what happened in a small village and how events from the past tie into the present.

Different Princess reminded me of another fantasy drama My Amazing Boyfriend, although the theme and setting are not identical, the characters are cute. Both dramas are very enjoyable, not too serious, full of magic, adventure & romance.

Both dramas take place in the media world and in both dramas there is a very similar character. While in Big Issue the female lead represents someone cold and goal oriented, Pinocchio has the same character but as the female lead's mother, who is also focused on her goals and thus makes some very immoral decisions. Both dramas focus furthermore on a male character, whose family was destroyed by the media/his job in the media world.

Two people end up working together who live together and have known each other throughout their lives. In both dramas one of the characters has feelings for the other for a very long time. Both couples end up working in the same firm but keep it a secret that they know each other. Both couples develop a relationship and keep also that a secret. Both dramas take place in the media/publishing world.
The biggest difference is that "Pinocchio" has as an additional topic a crime-case while "Romance is a Bonus Book" only focuses on the slice-of-life topic.

Both dramas have strong and tomboyish female main characters who lived under strong confucianism tradition that limits their freedom. Both of their characters are very ahead of their time. The difference is that the FL in Mr. Queen is actually a modern male soul trapped in FL's body

Both dramas are Taiwanese crime/thriller dramas with Liu Guan Ting in a main role. Although he plays in "Not a murder story" a failed actor and in "Trinity of Shadows" a police man, he portrays very similar roles in both dramas, where his character goes through a difficult time, gets involved with a murder case that is related to him and ends up doing questionable actions.
The only difference is that his character is a better planer in "Trinity of Shadows" compare to his role in "Not a Murder Story".