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Both dramas are about getting stuck in a story.

-W has the female lead get stuck in her father's webtoon, but can find triggers to get herself back into the real life for a while. She travels in between webtoon and real world. She tries to help the male lead and herself to survive.
- The Romance of tiger and rose is about a girl who gets stuck in her own script and tries to survive there.
-romcom!!
-Both dramas are quite fun, filled with fluffy romance and a splash of hardships.

-Both Dramas are about a modern girl who get stuck in a historical setting. In Moon Lovers the female lead gets stuck in the past and in The Romance of tiger and rose the female lead gets stuck in her own script.
- Both have a lot of fun moments, both are romcoms.
-Moon Lovers is more angst than The romance of tiger and rose but overall both dramas have a lot of sad scenes.
-Male lead is cold at first.
-In Moon Lovers the ending is sad. In Romance of tiger and rose it looks like an sad ending but is fixed at the very last minutes of the drama.

Catch up my prince and The romance of tiger and rose have different concepts, but are actually quite similar in my opinion.

In The romance of tiger and rose, female lead is a script writer who starts rewriting her script because of an actor who refuses act out the role in the script. She falls asleep and wakes up in her script as a side character who is meant to die by the hands of the male lead, who looks just like the actor who refused to act out this role. She doesn't wanna die, so she tries to stay alive by remembering things from her script. This way she thinks she'll find an answer to go back home.

In catch up my prince, female lead goes into a game and can't log out due to a bug in the system and she is the only one logged in. To leave the game all she can do is try to finish the game by staying alive and making one of the 4 main route princes to fall in love with her.

They both have
- Nice and sometimes mischievious female lead.
- In both dramas there are many men who fall in love with the female lead.
- The overall vibe
-both are historical costume dramas and a modern twist
-romcoms
-both male leads are in the modern world too

Gaus Electronics and Intoverted boss are both rom coms with an office setting.

- Rom Com, Gaus has more slapstick comedy than introveted boss but i think the comedy aspect is made well too in introverted boss.
-Both female leads are very forward and stronger in personality than our male leads.
-Office setting and nice coworkers!

Another wacky “what did i just watch” “cant take my eyes off of this” comedy from Thailand revolving around the people staying in the same building together.

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.

Both are historical mini dramas where the FL has a fake identity (replacing the original person). Both MLs are very devoted and loving toward the FL, and the supporting characters are all very likeable. Both dramas have a similar warm vibe.

Both are historical dramas with a female emperor who the court thinks is a man and only those close to her know the truth. Both MLs are very devoted and affectionate to the FL.

RE:VERSE uses VR headset to transport into a virtual world named 'W' in hopes to create a 5 member K-Pop virtual group through VRChat. 30 contestants compete who are already members of girl groups in real life, in hopes to debut in the virtual world as well.

Both dramas are about immortals falling in love, ML tries to protect FL and often gets himself injured in the process. ML breaks rules for FL.

The original version, the adaptation of the Chinese source material, the Chinese novel. It's suggested to know the real plot and how the author developed the story for a comparison. Emotional rollercoaster not bland like korean adaptation

Both are historical dramas in which the leads are investigating mysteries. One of the MLs or the SML's adoptive father is a villain and the story arc between father and son ends much the same way.

Haven't watched RFtP yet, but synopsis is similar to kdrama's BoaB (Remake?)
- FL was tricked into getting married for her wealth
- Became beautiful after surgery

This drama has very similar plot to The Forbidden Marriage:
-A plotting minister who wants to discredit ML and dethrone him.
-ML believes in ghosts and curses. FL will investigate to get to the bottom of this.
-FL is pretending to be someone else to hide from people who want to kill her.
-FL also wants to clear her name.
-FL was supposed to marry SML and it will lead to a love triangle.

In both we have Crown Princes fighting for their position, court politics and intrigue. Our Blooming Youth seems a bit darker and mystery driven, then Under the Queen´s Umbrella . Still if you want a Palace Drama with well written characters, a fast pace and an exciting story, then Under the Queen´s Umbrella IS IT.