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Full of talent and charm, Choi Sang Eun is the living example of the perfect companion. It is precisely for this reason that instead of finding a husband, she has chosen to exploit her skills as a contract marriage manager.

A group of friends, two of them a gay couple, one girl who connects with them in an eccentric, sudden and platonic way.
Fate connects the three and creates a connection with the theme of love and friendship.

The scale (country vs small city) and the tone (political thriller vs romcom melo) differ significantly, but both are politics heavy shows and feature naive, inexperienced and well-meaning protagonists who come into power and succeed despite tough circumstances.

Um drama muito fofo. Uma quebra de preconceito de diferenças de idade. Um amor que foi florescendo de uma amizade sincera. Super recomendo

Both are wildly charming food-centered romances focusing on characters learning to find joy, love, and meaning both in their existing relationships and in the world around them.
OFC falls slightly more on the mature side of the spectrum than Aki wa Haru, but both are very wholesome stories over all.

- FL also Han Ji Min
- Both ML are single father
- Kind and warm ML

- Both dramas have time travel for a daughter or a son to meet his or her parents in the past
- Both dramas are romantic dramas full of youth

They both involve using supernatural powers to discover a serial killer. There is a similar dynamic between ML and FL but reversed. Similar balance of humor and seriousness.

Both are mini dramas with one of the leads trapped in a day long time loop.
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Both FLs are trapped in a time loop where she and the ML keep dying. In both, she must figure out how to break the loop while growing closer to the ML who she initially doesn't like.

Both are mini dramas in which the FL is stuck in a day long time loop.
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Well-meaning but socially awkward, Kuronuma Sawako is nicknamed "Sadako" by her high school classmates because of her similar hair style with the main character from the horror movie "Ring." She doesn't have friends and goes about her day in quiet. She admires a fellow classmate, Kazehaya Shota, because of his easy-going and friendly nature, but unknown to her, Kazehaya has also been paying attention to her.

Well-meaning but socially awkward, Kuronuma Sawako is nicknamed "Sadako" by her high school classmates because of her similar hair style with the main character from the horror movie "Ring." She doesn't have friends and goes about her day in quiet. She admires a fellow classmate, Kazehaya Shota, because of his easy-going and friendly nature, but unknown to her, Kazehaya has also been paying attention to her.

Well-meaning but socially awkward, Kuronuma Sawako is nicknamed "Sadako" by her high school classmates because of her similar hair style with the main character from the horror movie "Ring." She doesn't have friends and goes about her day in quiet. She admires a fellow classmate, Kazehaya Shota, because of his easy-going and friendly nature, but unknown to her, Kazehaya has also been paying attention to her.

Well-meaning but socially awkward, Kuronuma Sawako is nicknamed "Sadako" by her high school classmates because of her similar hair style with the main character from the horror movie "Ring." She doesn't have friends and goes about her day in quiet. She admires a fellow classmate, Kazehaya Shota, because of his easy-going and friendly nature, but unknown to her, Kazehaya has also been paying attention to her.