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Both dramas follow the lives of children and end when they are older. They're also LGBT stories that deal with being closeted and internalized homophobia.

Both stories have protagonists who are sex workers. They have a grungy and romantic element to their stories as well.

Both are queer webseries, specifically in the BL/GL genre. Meaning they're lighthearted, have shallow stories, and each has a slightly more serious element to it. I recommend them if you don't want to think too hard. They're similar in that both of them feel like they are based on webcomics. While Legend of Yun Qian is magical, Nobleman Ryu is not, though both take place in the past as a costume drama. Are either of these the best thing out there? Not really. But that doesn't matter to everyone. If you know you are easily pleased by BL/GL web series with a light hearted feel, then go for it.

These two works are queer, as in they take a look at issues within the queer community. Gay bars, and issues that are uniquely queer are explored in both works. If you're looking for something to feel a bit more connected to struggles within the community, these are good places to look. They're not masterpieces, but they are full of various queer people, making us feel seen through many different voices and experiences.

Bilitis Club in praticular focuses on women who love women, while i STORIES tells four different stories from the perspective of a trans, bisexual, gay, and lesbian perspective.

These are both heartwarming stories about an adult, recently released from prison, taking care of a teenager who has recently lost his parents.

Both have a similar theme of life, death and philosophies of living. Both have life lessons and a lot of wisdom to impart. A happy ending in different ways, but they both evoke such feelings of sadness, longing and hope all at the same time.

Both dramas deal about a case that has happened long ago but is linked to the protagonists. In both dramas we have a male duo where both are at one point accused of the crime. Both have strong female characters and both are nail biting and make you stay glued onto your seat.

They're both Netflix productions from 2020! Sweet Home gives the same dark vibes, not in the sense of a competition, but where you're following the (cynical) social dynamics between people trying to survive in a dystopia. In Sweet Home, there's not a game system, but rather the characters fighting different monsters. There's also the same concept of an innocent/clueless main character who's *overpowered*. I could go on and on about both of these, but basically, if you love dark supernatural thriller dramas, these are absolute gems!

Nevertheless and Nabi, My stepdarling has different stories but both drama mention butterfly (Nabi) and the female leads name are both Nabi.

Very similar just the Thia version. I like the Thia version better bc my fav thia actress, Gypsy is in it. She sis a great job playing the ghost.

- cohabitation
- hate-to-love
- secrets
- misunderstandings
- both have their annoying/frustrating moments...

Itaewon Class is similar to Start-up because of the characters trying to start a business on their own.

- Both the shows have powerful female leads which we don't normally get to see often.

-There is first love for the characters in Itaewon class like Start-up and also
the bond that the main character shares with his/her father in these shows is so similar, the motivation it gave them to stand on their own feet and live with pride and make their dreams come true.

Both of these stories involve the death of an individual which lead to a teacher discovering both the good and bad secrets of their students. Both of these are mystery/suspense dramas where every single witness is twisting the truth and where their rich politician parents are directing the behind-the-scenes.
Both of these also have minimal romance.
Law School is a bit more mature and as its name suggests, law plays a big role in it. It focuses more on morality and understanding why characters do what they do.
Class of Lies is more dramatic and suspenseful, it's less about the laws and morality and more about who the real culprit is and how they've been playing everyone around them.

They both have the same concept of woman who a don’t believe in love. Both are stories in their 30s and they have the same vibes. Just a nice, and normal story. Ah both also have the childhood friends lmao lol.

Slightly longer with a similar plot and characters. However TGOY is about army while The Eyas is about the air force.