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Similarities:

- Getting back together with ex
- The female lead doesn't tell the male lead that they're the father of their son
- Cute child

Hit the Spot and Nothing Serious both tackle the subject of modern relationships in a humourous and down-to-earth way.

Both of these GL dramas, from Idol Factory and the same original creator, are sapphic renditions of classic romance tropes/cliches.

Both:
- started with a game, more like a trap, set up by a homeroom teacher to his students
- explores teenage issues, troubles and worries
- Mystery genre

Two city girls with widely different personalities have been best friends since they were thirteen. Their relationship is tested due to the complications of the heart.

30 year-old working woman Li An Sheng's life in Shanghai is suddenly disrupted by the publication of a novel, entitled "Qi Yue and An Sheng", a chronicle of her friendship with Qi Yue during her youth. Coupled with an accidental encounter with Su Jia Ming, her long repressed memories are unleashed with the force of a tsunami. The two girls seemed destined to become friends from the moment they entered high school. Though they were inseparable and believed that their bond would last for the rest of their lives, the cruelty of youth eventually led them to separate paths. Even more shocking is the discovery of a long buried secret shared by the women - a secret that serves as an emblem of their youth and the proof of their friendship.

Korean language BLs about employee/boss and teacher/student relationship. Hot and cold behaviour, ups and downs, and a protective seme....

Falling in love in a workplace setting. Both Korean language BLs. Boss/employee relationship.

-LGBTQ+
-Lack of communication
-Deteriorating long-term relationship
-Mistrust

BL korean language stories where one of the ML's incessantly pursues the other, who is cold and dismissive of his feelings.

SPOILER ALERT

BL where male leads end up having a huge falling out. They love eachother very much but one does something that the other thinks is unforgivable.

-LGBTQ+
-Korean language
-Hot and cold behaviour
-Protective and considerate ML

Both BL films show the consequences of not expressing one's true feelings to the one they love. They both take sad and happy turns on the road to love.

-LGBTQ+
-Love triangle of sorts between two guys and a girl
-One guy follows/tries to win over the other
-Elusive male lead who hides his true feelings/is confused

Korean language BL's about one guy who has confused feelings and doesn't know if he wants to be in a relationship with the other guy. Mental health issues in both, as well.