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Both about infidelity and love between people who are married/engaged to another.
Both have POV from the ones who cheat and those loves aren't shown as "only bad", though both dramas also shows what damage can this cause, how painful is it for cheater spouses.
Both dramas are quite realistic/real life stories.
in both dramas main leads have really good chemistry and sexual relationships (sex isn't taboo in those dramas).
Both have POV from the ones who cheat and those loves aren't shown as "only bad", though both dramas also shows what damage can this cause, how painful is it for cheater spouses.
Both dramas are quite realistic/real life stories.
in both dramas main leads have really good chemistry and sexual relationships (sex isn't taboo in those dramas).
Both about infidelity and love between people who are married/engaged to another.
Both have POV from the ones who cheat and those loves aren't shown as "only bad", though both dramas also shows what damage can this cause, how painful is it for cheater spouses.
Both dramas are quite realistic/real life stories.
in both dramas main leads have really good chemistry and sexual relationships (sex isn't taboo in those dramas).
Both have POV from the ones who cheat and those loves aren't shown as "only bad", though both dramas also shows what damage can this cause, how painful is it for cheater spouses.
Both dramas are quite realistic/real life stories.
in both dramas main leads have really good chemistry and sexual relationships (sex isn't taboo in those dramas).
Both really good, high quality/production level dramas, with interesting characters and relationships, character developments (not only ML but also female leads).
Not quite similar plot but has many similarities:
*kind hearted, nice, "always smiling" ML whose life and personality changes because of actions female (in MFS it's FL who loves him but he doesn't, in TIM it's SFL who is ML's gf and he loves her very much)
*after those events, ML's changing and few years, he is very mad at this female and wants revenge.
*ML's revenge involves/is against FL
*FL loves ML much earlier when he first loved SFL and approximately half of the drama doesn't love FL
Not quite similar plot but has many similarities:
*kind hearted, nice, "always smiling" ML whose life and personality changes because of actions female (in MFS it's FL who loves him but he doesn't, in TIM it's SFL who is ML's gf and he loves her very much)
*after those events, ML's changing and few years, he is very mad at this female and wants revenge.
*ML's revenge involves/is against FL
*FL loves ML much earlier when he first loved SFL and approximately half of the drama doesn't love FL
While Ashes of Love is more drama-driven and The Romance of the Tiger and Rose is more comedy-driven, there are several overlapping tropes from one story to the other.
1. silly, childlike FL with no experience with love
2. super-in-love ML who gets a dark side in the last arc of the drama
3. second FL who's determined to get the ML and is willing to overthrow stuff to attain her goals
4. Silly supporting cast: The moon god and the water snake in Ashes of Love remind me of the ML and FL's attendants in Tiger and Rose
5. Sacrifice for your loved one (this is pretty huge, here- both ML's do *spoiler alert* end up stabbed because someone's overthrowing the government)
I know the tones are different, but the story line is similar, and the core values seem aligned! Highly recommend both
1. silly, childlike FL with no experience with love
2. super-in-love ML who gets a dark side in the last arc of the drama
3. second FL who's determined to get the ML and is willing to overthrow stuff to attain her goals
4. Silly supporting cast: The moon god and the water snake in Ashes of Love remind me of the ML and FL's attendants in Tiger and Rose
5. Sacrifice for your loved one (this is pretty huge, here- both ML's do *spoiler alert* end up stabbed because someone's overthrowing the government)
I know the tones are different, but the story line is similar, and the core values seem aligned! Highly recommend both
They are both family dramas, with a widower male lead that finds love again, and with some cute kids.
The premise of both seems ridiculous, with both featuring characters putting on a show to achieve certain purposes. Yet, despite the seemingly ridiculous plot, both shows were well-executed and extremely funny.
Both dramas are about lawyers and how the characters use their legal knowledge to the underprivileged fight for justice.
both drama stories start from school to the office and ML bulling FL. Male chase Female first. boss/employee story.
1.Contract marriage
2. FL lead is independent
3. ML is cold
4. Rich ML lead
5. Misunderstanding
6. Lots of kiss
7.jealousy
8. Evil SFL
I really enjoyed it.
Both are about female leads that have more of a dependent personality and runs into male leads that help them become stronger in their own lives.
We will get beautiful, smart and charismatic psychopath as villain in both dramas (Eun Sun Jae & Song Yi Kyung). Those villains have a complicated and weird relationship with the main character ( Woo Tae Suk & Koo Kyung Yi)
Both movie about sport. Tough practice. Some romance mix in it. Is talent and hardwork enough, or need some luck?
Both dramas is based on sports and friendship it garnish over time. Ping pong drama is about two male leads who are struggling with things related to supports and shows us the the nature of tournaments. With rivals that keep pushing ahead and hurdles that never fade, the MLs find the common goal in playing the game hence showing the slice of life element with more focus on true reality.
Just like Night Wanderer, Queen Inhyun's Man drama is also a shuttle time-travel drama where the male protagonist shuttling back and forth between modern era and Joseon era. In Night Wanderer, because of the lamp from apartment 699, it brings the male protagonist to the modern era and in Queen Inhyun's Man, the male protagonist can go to the modern era because of the mysterious talisman.
Both has the main lead that is obese. Beauty inside. How they loosing weight, how they received prejudice.
