Recommendations

Both have...
- the same screenwriter
- a variety of office/co-worker relationships
- simple but sweet and light hearted plot
- several people with different personal struggles
- Big and younger "brother" fall in love with the same girl
- KIM WON HAE

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Drinking Solo Cameos....

Overall both shows are different in plot, but they both feature a friendship group that are all LGBTQ+ members/allies.

Both shows also focus on the more realistic issues that gay men face, though P&D is more focussed on parenting while HO has more to do with friendships and love.

Both focus on strong friendships that revolve around the LGBTQ scene as well as a main character who has a complicated relationship with his "friend".

Both are very realistic and aim to show real, everyday experiences that gay men go through.

Both are web series that can be watched on Youtube and are small productions with a big heart.

Both dramas:
- Are BL novel adaptions
- ?re carried out in historical China
- Have action
- One mc is obsessed with the other

Both dramas:
- Are BL novel adaptions
- ?re carried out in historical China
- Have action
- Have evil magic
- The main character is adopted and has no parents

Storylines are quite the same
Male chases female first
Lovers since high school
Unrequited love
Time skip

Both these dramas show the FL and ML with chance meeting and not knowing each other's real identity - which is funny since the FL treats the royal ML like a commoner - of course this helps them develop the relationship
Both dramas, the bodyguard is an unwitting ally
FL serves at side of ML in an effort for ML to keep them around - even though it is not looked on as okay by others
Both, Bickering-type dynamic and both FL always getting in scrapes with the ML saving
Bodyguard is the coolest character in both dramas
Jinyan is MUCH lighter and not as well made
If you like Jin Yan, Moonlight is a much better interpretation of a similar storyline

Starting out with denial one does care who knows they are dating other not sure of him self but know he's inlove but doesn't want to accept it problems self hate until they find the ture self

both have female lead who lost her memory due to an accident and male leads confused if she was the girl from their past or someone who looks identical to her

Similarities:
- Ongoing dramas in 2nd half of 2021
- Theme of drama revolves around a magazine
- Magazine in Home Magazine deals with home purchasing
- Magazine in Kanojo wa Kirei datta deals with fashion (it is remake of K-Drama, She Was Pretty I believe)
- FL struggles financially which leads them to the job the ML works at
- ML and FL met once before before meeting at workplace

Difference:
- Identity remains hidden in Kanojo wa Kirei datta
- Identity of both leads revealed to each other in very beginning as the my meet again

Both have:
- Rich ML who’s the boss
- Mean male lead who will eventually soften up with Female Lead
- FUNNY office co-workers / supporting cast

Different:
- FL in Home Magazine is stranger to ML in the beginning
- FL in Secretary Kim has known Male Lead for years so they have a better foundation

Both have:
- 2 lovers after 1 girl (typical but common)
- Male leads are the boss and rich
- ML and FL clash and discover they will be working together
- FL as an anonymous blogger & ML knows their true identity but FL doesn’t know ML knows (hope that makes sense Lol)
- Photography/artistic focus pertinent to the main career/job displayed in drama
- Typical office cast but FUNNIER office cast in Home Magazine

As manga/mangwha adaptions, both works do a solid job in capturing the dark elements of their original works (without making the CGI look entirely ridiculous). Both stories deal with enemies (and main characters) that are neither entirely human nor monster. The cinematography is dark, violent, and on the gore-y side. Although Parasyte could probably have fleshed out its characters a bit more, both stories do well in exploring the main character's personal transformation from an average (tsundere) teenage boy into a heroic character. Also, not to be ignored, both movie and series have an impeccable OST!

both dramas have office romance concept , emotional love and heartbreak... both drama have four main leads... nuna type of romance... female lead at a higher position in the company than male lead...

-WMLB feels like a more mature version of My Sunshine. With more adult problems like children,angry exes and complicated life issues.
-similar aspects of college lovers where the FL chases the ML.
-law student in love with a girl that studies something else.
-family secrets that lead to separation of the lovers.