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A lost soul (man) embraced by a kind hearted woman. A Heart warming movie. Beautiful countryside life style. Peaceful yet rich.

uhhhh well the dad like looks for his daighter and shes like emo and does bad stuff n i think theres like some lgbtq in both idrk the world of kanako was really confusing also the mother like hates the dad n theyre divorced cus the dad did smth bad to the daughter or so she said and like the dad is/was involved with the police ig tjsts really it but yk if you get it you get it if you dont you dont

Similarities:
-Office romance.
-Leads start really not liking each other; butting heads.
-Stubborn leads.
-Lots of comedy.
-Multiple couples.

MCs leading a double life, and people treating them differently based on their looks. They make genuine friends in the process.

No body switching in Shadow Beauty like in Lookism though.

Both movie are about people somehow got into this dead game for money. Both are fun, intense, psycho, mystery thriller. Murder, struggle,

Sound like both are about dead game. Both are a group of people desperate about the money go stuck in no return to play a dangerous game

Both dramas take place in a hotel.
Both ML and FL are colleagues.
There is love competition in both
MLs protect FL in their own way.
Intimate content although you cant see much.

The feel of both dramas are very similar as in intimate content and secret relationship.
Additionally, both ML are from wealthy families but hide the truth
FL are innocent but bares it all for the love of the ML.

They are different in that FL is sure of MLs love in one.

Same vibe. Both supernatural, defeating evil spirit, and have main characters that include a police officer.

Both dramas are very similar.

ML are practically the same.
FL is an assistant that falls in love with the boss.
ML realises first his feelings first in both dramas.
Naturally, it has an SFL that don't deserve ML but uses status.

The Cursed and Monstrous are both about evil spirits possessing people. In The Cursed, there was also a giant Buddha that was possessed by a powerful evil spirit.

- both are bls
- both are fluffy (though half a kiss is much shorter, so it's fluff to the core)
- both have super cute relationships between the leads
- both vaguely revolve around food as a plot mechanism

to my star is a drama as opposed to a short film, so there is much less development in half a kiss and half a spice, but it's still very fun, and has a similar happiness to it that to my star does.

They're both super enjoyable to watch even though they have very different plots. They're fun and have a bit of comedy and the characters are really likeable! I feel like they have some really sweet moments in each show too. I loved 'Kamisama no Ekohiiki' and I'm really enjoying 'Fukou-kun wa Kiss Suru Shikanai!', so I think you'll like each show if you enjoyed one of them.

Kikazaru Koi ni wa Riyuu ga Atte is one of the best romance Jdrama of 2021.
The opening of episode 1 of Koi Nante reminded me so much of Kikazaru.
The FL are both into fashion and the ML are chefs :D

aesthetic wise, might be in par with one another. would update this after finishing the series ;)

Both are thai bl but more imprtantly they both are like beautiful slice of life , deep sad but still full of hope