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- ML is super cute & innocent
- ML is crazy in love with FL
- ML is clingy
- FL protects ML
- Mature FL
- FL teaches ML
- Good-looking leads
- ML is crazy in love with FL
- ML is clingy
- FL protects ML
- Mature FL
- FL teaches ML
- Good-looking leads
Although these shows have different plots, they somehow have a similar "vibe". Both are very wholesome (but be prepared for some angst).
Thery're about people who find love later in life - no silly college romance. Since the characters are mature, their relationships are also more mature. Together they find happines. Besides loving the other person, they learn to love themselves too. Even if these feeling scare them at first.
Also, food and cooking are quite important in both MTYL and OFC!
Thery're about people who find love later in life - no silly college romance. Since the characters are mature, their relationships are also more mature. Together they find happines. Besides loving the other person, they learn to love themselves too. Even if these feeling scare them at first.
Also, food and cooking are quite important in both MTYL and OFC!
Both have settings in the countryside. Similar vibes and slow-burn romance.
Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha has a more comedic tone than Chocolate which is more melodrama.
- FL and ML met when they were kids
Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha has a more comedic tone than Chocolate which is more melodrama.
- FL and ML met when they were kids
Both are thai gmmtv dramas focused on same gender romances. Milk and Love portrayed a side couple in bad buddy. Theyre casted as the main couple in 23.5. Other than that, the stories are not connected but i guess its nice tl watch when youre already familiar with their chemistry.
This was genuinely my favorite Chinese drama until Lighter & Princess replaced it. The plot and timeline of everything is very similar. From college sweethearts to adults, with a huge part of the male lead getting incarcerated. They rekindle after he gets released from prison, and the two leads obviously still have feelings for each other but doesn’t necessarily have the intention to get back together. Unanswered questions from college are addressed after male lead lets released. The overall plot and sense of unconditional love is prevalent is both dramas. Not cringey at all. A must watch.
Gave the same vibes
- cute romance
- cute fl
- If you liked this you’ll love that
- fl gave off the same kind of energy as shy but fiery and cute
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- cute romance
- cute fl
- If you liked this you’ll love that
- fl gave off the same kind of energy as shy but fiery and cute
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Both of these love stories revolve around protagonists going through time in different directions (i.e. one person moving forward, another moving back - resulting in one's first day together being the other's last day). They're both highly emotional stories as a result of this seemingly ill-fated love.
The Legend is a drama when I watched as a child. It was released in 2007. It had similar feels with AoS. Both are high level fantasy historical dramas with special powers and magic. Both dramas have unique plots and great casts.
Both are fantasy korean dramas written by famous screenwriter duo, Hong Sisters. A Korean Odyssey is a modern fantasy, AoS is a historical fantasy. Both dramas included special powers and great CGIs. Amazing casts and great chemistry.
Peng Xiao Ran is the main actress in both
There’s a lot of angst and tragedy in both
But more importantly, both series are somehow similar and yet different : in both, the female lead falls for the king/prince of an enemy country who ruins her tribe and she ends going to live in the enemy country. In both, even though the prince/king loves her, she can’t forget how he ruined her kins and country. Also in both tv series, the male lead (king/prince) also causes the ruin and death of the princess
What makes it interesting is that in both series, Peng Xiao Fan’s character lives in VERY similar settings (the tribes of both female leads are almost the same ; there’s also a killing-wolf scene in both series so I couldn’t help but think that SJFY’s writer willingly did plenty of winks to GMP) and in both series, there’s a princess who gets ruined by the male lead and has a devoted female friend who’s her lady companion but she plays a different character : in GMP, she plays the naive, innocent and pitiful princess who gets ruined by the male lead but in SJFY, she plays the devoted, smart and badass best friend who devotes everything to the princess and then gets her revenge on the male lead. So watching SJFY is like watching her character in GMP getting her revenge on the evil male lead and becoming badass !
There’s a lot of angst and tragedy in both
But more importantly, both series are somehow similar and yet different : in both, the female lead falls for the king/prince of an enemy country who ruins her tribe and she ends going to live in the enemy country. In both, even though the prince/king loves her, she can’t forget how he ruined her kins and country. Also in both tv series, the male lead (king/prince) also causes the ruin and death of the princess
What makes it interesting is that in both series, Peng Xiao Fan’s character lives in VERY similar settings (the tribes of both female leads are almost the same ; there’s also a killing-wolf scene in both series so I couldn’t help but think that SJFY’s writer willingly did plenty of winks to GMP) and in both series, there’s a princess who gets ruined by the male lead and has a devoted female friend who’s her lady companion but she plays a different character : in GMP, she plays the naive, innocent and pitiful princess who gets ruined by the male lead but in SJFY, she plays the devoted, smart and badass best friend who devotes everything to the princess and then gets her revenge on the male lead. So watching SJFY is like watching her character in GMP getting her revenge on the evil male lead and becoming badass !
Love Is and Andy, Lauren Or Peng are both written by Arn Palencia, complex plot twists and beautiful storyline. Same actors were also casted like Grey Ramos, RR Roque, Joel Guevara and Mar Soriano.
Both dramas are women-centered dramas. Resolve around their friendship, workplace, love, and daily life.
Both are dramas with a modern day FL who is magically transported to historical times where she meets and falls in love with the ML.
Both are dramas with a modern day FL who is magically transported to historical times where she meets and falls in love with the ML.
Both are dramas with a modern day FL who is magically transported to historical times where she meets and falls in love with the ML.