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Recently dumped, Akane is just about to quit the game she used to play with her boyfriend when she meets Yamada in the same RPG. Yamada, in real life, turns out to be somewhat of a legend. The only problem is - he is ONLY interested in the game. As Akane's feelings grow, will Yamada's focus stay on the game?

They basically have the same plot, apart from the mafia part. The protagonists also fall in love during tutoring sessions in Dangerus Romance. I personally didn't notice the similarity 'till I see the mechanics part, though.

I feel the same vibe of "escaping reality" from both dramas. Both are related to a virtual reality program for those who wanna escape the world they're living in.

NPC X Player
VR
Modern times
Light hearted Romance
Some Mystery
Green flag leads

Love like lines have a more better and mature plot and leads.Hoping for a happy ending then similarity will be HE aswell.

Both of them are emotional roller-coaster. Btoh of them will for sure make anyone cry. Super emotional.

mc gets beat, often, not in love in leashes, but in genie make a wish, which is surprising given that love and leashes is the bdsm one.
we truly live in a world

Psychopathic main character who believes they cannot feel emotions, encounters a situation in where they are overwelmed with feelings of sadness.

Main characters are psychopaths who are dead set on the notion that they cannot feel emotions, esp love, despite being constantly surrounded by it.
Near the end, both characters encounter a situation which forces feelings out of them, namely guilt and sadness.

and both are really interesting

The chinese drama is adapted from the korean drama
China bought the legal rights to it
same story diffirent actors

- Princess Royal FL
- Scholar ML
- Leads had a previous relationship that left them both with a lot of resentment
- Lovers to enemies... to lovers?
- Both are political and showcase the power of the princess royal
- Both FLs are shady and pretend to be worse than they are
- Gender role reversal themes in both

TPD has no rebirth. TPR does.

Both dramas feature an FL who is good with children and enjoys educating, and an ML with a tough reputation that precedes him. The humour is fantastic in both shows. Highly recommend both of these.

Both are law genre with high emotional stakes involved. Both MLs get to start again from a point in their life before things went wrong and get to bring themselves and others justice for what they went through in their past life.

Yamagishi Ayumi is a single woman who wants to marry a high-spec man and have a stable life. Her boyfriend is Katsuo Ebihara. They have been in a romantic relationship since their university days, and they live together now. She always cooks for him with all of her heart, and she always puts him first, but this makes her gradually lose herself. Meanwhile, Ebihara Katsuo is a man of a patriarchal mindset, who thinks women should cook and not men. Their relationship seems to be going smoothly. Ebihara Katsuo, who thinks he is perfect, decides to propose to Ayumi Yamagishi. He doesn't have a doubt that she will say yes, but she responds, "No way."

Yamagishi Ayumi is a single woman who wants to marry a high-spec man and have a stable life. Her boyfriend is Katsuo Ebihara. They have been in a romantic relationship since their university days, and they live together now. She always cooks for him with all of her heart, and she always puts him first, but this makes her gradually lose herself. Meanwhile, Ebihara Katsuo is a man of a patriarchal mindset, who thinks women should cook and not men. Their relationship seems to be going smoothly. Ebihara Katsuo, who thinks he is perfect, decides to propose to Ayumi Yamagishi. He doesn't have a doubt that she will say yes, but she responds, "No way."

Yamagishi Ayumi is a single woman who wants to marry a high-spec man and have a stable life. Her boyfriend is Katsuo Ebihara. They have been in a romantic relationship since their university days, and they live together now. She always cooks for him with all of her heart, and she always puts him first, but this makes her gradually lose herself. Meanwhile, Ebihara Katsuo is a man of a patriarchal mindset, who thinks women should cook and not men. Their relationship seems to be going smoothly. Ebihara Katsuo, who thinks he is perfect, decides to propose to Ayumi Yamagishi. He doesn't have a doubt that she will say yes, but she responds, "No way."