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My Fellow Citizens is like a parody of Flower of Evil.
-Married couple who suspicious of each other
-FL is a Cop and ML is criminal
-love vs law kinda
If liked MY fellow Citizens but want a more serious, mysterious thriller version watch Flower of Evil. The concepts are kinda similar.
-Married couple who suspicious of each other
-FL is a Cop and ML is criminal
-love vs law kinda
If liked MY fellow Citizens but want a more serious, mysterious thriller version watch Flower of Evil. The concepts are kinda similar.
Hacking
Wanting to be in the police industry
Working together
Romcom
Military service (kinda) / intense workout in university
A school drama
Solving cases
Wanting to be in the police industry
Working together
Romcom
Military service (kinda) / intense workout in university
A school drama
Solving cases
Another swoon worthy story! Aggressive, infatuated man goes after the love of his life. Intoxicating ML always whispering those sweet nothings that make your heart melt.
ML basically keep changing things in the past to get the ending he wants... FLA uses a phone while Manhole uses well, a manhole...
- both FLs grew up as orphans and both mothers are villains
- both dramas have hit and run incident in the beginning episodes
- in GG her identity was stolen but in RS she was abandoned, they could've had the chaebol life that the 2nd FL has in their place instead of them
- both dramas have hit and run incident in the beginning episodes
- in GG her identity was stolen but in RS she was abandoned, they could've had the chaebol life that the 2nd FL has in their place instead of them
-Male sex worker
-Sexual assualt
-Chinese language
-LGBTQ+
-Short film
-Sexual assualt
-Chinese language
-LGBTQ+
-Short film
Both are Chinese language LGBTQ+ films that show a male prostitute and a cop falling for eachother.
Fumiko Yamada's (Mone Kamishiraishi) nickname is Bun. She is a university student and began living alone this year. She does have a doll named Hokusai. Fumiko Yamada is shy and has odd habits. Even when she doesn't have money or is busy, she still likes to cook.
It has the same mellow feel and realistic ups and downs of a relationship. If you enjoyed Something in The Rain and the feeling of a mature love then this will be a perfect match for you.
Crime show. First episode started with someone’s first day of work and worked it’s way into getting them used to working & plotting schemes with the team. Atmosphere/tone of the show was similar in some ways. Both stories change their focus in the middle of the show. Involves the police working with prosecutors. Illegal methods of obtaining evidence/information is included in both as well.
Crime shows that have a insane male lead who’s an older detective with a bad past. In both there’s also a younger main character with a huge sense of justice. The team/partnership aspect of both dramas is very well laid out in their stories as well.
A cold man meeting and reluctantly falling for a warm and quirky woman. And there is the thing with him calling her baka/idiot in both dramas - apparently in Japan it's a sign of a great romance...!
The female lead also has some static power, but it doesn't interfere much on their love life though.
Both feature the AI theme. In both dramas the main leads are robots, just that the gender is different. Both are about interspecies romance. Just that "Are You Human Too" might be a little more dramatic than "AI Romantic". ~
Well, both have the AI theme. About robots and romance. Just that in "I'm not a robot" FL is pretending to be one (replaces the actual robot) while in "AI Romantic" the FL is the actual robot. :) Both are funny and slightly fluffy. ~




