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The female protagonist likes to work non-stop and fall in love with the only person who was ones her equal at ones.. the male protagonists who is gorgeous..although atleast 10 years older than her.
She is also being followed by one younger guy.. but it's expressed that her feelings are towards the elder person.
Both women make strange facial expressions .. or have the lack of it.

In both the male protagonist likes to cook nice dishes for especially one person... the female protagonists.

In both they share school life/work life together.

Difference in both dramas is the age.. as in one of them they are high-schoolers.
Love starts to blossom between them.. because of his dishes.

Both have similar vibes though the stories are very different.
Crime , action , murder, and so on.
In a way both are about psychopath killers.

Both have a modern day FL entering a game and accomplishing tasks to win. Both have a butler/guide character only the FL can see who helps her with her tasks and explains things in the game.

Both have the FL entering a game/drama world, and ending up becoming the queen of the royal ML Both are short, fun, and fast paced dramas.

In both, the FL enters a VR historical world in which she meets the royal ML
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Both are about a FL who travels to a historical era and must accomplish tasks to win the game and return home.

Both are about a FL who travels to a historical era and must accomplish tasks to win the game and return home, falling in love along the way.

Both dramas are about a ML who comes from another world (the past/a manga) to the modern world. In both the FL can influence/change events by writing or drawing them in a book/manga. Both couples have a list of romantic things the FL wants them to do. Both MLs begin to fade away, starting with their hands going transparent/able to pass through things. There is also a villain from the ML's world who ends up in the real/present world.

Both are short, mostly fluffy Chinese dramas in which the ML comes from another world (a manga vs. history) to the present day, meets and falls in love with the FL who has the book/manga that allowed him to travel there. There is a villain from the ML's world who has also traveled there and is trying to kill the ML, forcing the FL in the end to write/draw the ML back into the book/manga to save him. At the very end, the couple are reunited.

Both are short, light dramas. In both, a main character enters the real/modern world via a magical book/manga. If the character spends too long in the real/modern world they begin to fade away. The difference is in EOB he's a historical time traveler, HL she is a character in the manga.

In both the ML travels from the past to modern day because of a magical book the FL has.
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DF: DH is the story from the female perspective and DF: MH is from the male perspective. There are scenes that are exactly alike with some variation.

I always take my time to add Hong Kong dramas to recommendations or reviews because it deserves so much more attention. You may think a drama made 10+ years ago can't compare and No Regrets and many older HK dramas will prove you wrong. This is because back then it was less about whose popular or the most beautiful, but truly about how well written and acted everything is. No Regrets is flawless in that department, complex characters? CHECK CHARISMA and FL being a BOSS B*tch during the times of war? CHECK Nothing feels romanticized or pretentious, everything comes full circle so even if ep 1 doesn't hook you I bet 3 eps in and you cannot stop clicking next. It's worth every minute and is one everyone should watch if you like similar stories to The Rebel but actually more crazy since the ML there is super smart from the start and his ties to his neighbours/co-workers make him so loyal and caring that he gets himself in the WILDEST situations that are always intense. Chemistry is sizzling in No Regrets compared to The Rebel even though it's slow burn friends to lovers

fun fact: the hong kong industry actually led asia's drama industry for a long time, many cdramas and works actually have lots of hong kongers (producers, writers, directors) but sadly HK dramas have been outshined, No Regrets is on another level, If you like stories like Fearless Whispers or the Rebel, No Regrets is 10x more complex and packed with action and intense moments. Highly recommend it! Great acting, wartime, touching family moments and deep bonds and friendships, it's a must watch!