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Just like Su Yu, there was a book that someone wants to stole, first half was a real romcom, and the second.. not. ML had accident and he needed to leave FL. Oh, and there was old childhood friend that was in love in FL :D
I recommend to all that liked Su Yu

While they are different in terms of plot, performance, and production, both dramas are Filipino (Pinoy) boys' love (BL) series. Why Love Why is the parent series of Why Love Why Season 2.

While they are different in terms of plot, performance, and production, both dramas are Filipino (Pinoy) boys' love (BL) series.

While they are different in terms of plot, performance, and production, both dramas are Filipino (Pinoy) boys' love (BL) series. Both series have the same producer. Most cast members are the same.

While they are different in terms of plot, performance, and production, both dramas are Filipino (Pinoy) boys' love (BL) series.

While they are different in terms of plot, performance, and production, both dramas are Filipino (Pinoy) boys' love (BL) series.

While they are different in terms of plot, performance, and production, both dramas are Filipino (Pinoy) boys' love (BL) series. Both series have Iyo Canlas as cast member.

While they are different in terms of plot, performance, and production, both dramas are Filipino (Pinoy) boys' love (BL) series. Both are produced by Ride or Die.

While they are different in terms of plot, performance, and production, both dramas are Filipino (Pinoy) boys' love (BL) series.

Their male and female leads are the same.... Their Chemistry is super amazing and their bonding is also great.....

Similiar time frame and cinematography. similiar concepts of youth except Only the Wind Knows is more mature and deals with heavier subjects but the vibe is similiar.

Also both about poor lower-class students, and best friends slowly falling in love.

the story of a professor and his student falling into love if you are bored of dramas where their are cold, domeenering lead and they treat the fl like trash then this is for u the ml is serious, soft, gentle, understanding and most importantly respecting towards fl it's a very nice story so do watch.

the male lead is a professor in a university and also runs his own company and the female lead is straightforward and savvy in her replies.

Both are Japanese language dramas that show how family members of a criminal (who might even be wrongfully accused) are ostracized by society.

Both feature two artists (one older and one younger) who eventually worked for the king as the king were impressed by their skills. Except in Painter of the Wind, the artists are painters, while in King and the Clown, the artists are male clowns. The two main artists in both shows also really care for each other and are willing to sacrifice a lot for one another. Homosexual themes prevail in both shows though presented quite differently. In King and the Clown, you have a feminine male clown and two other men (one fellow clown and the other is the king himself) who can both possibly be interpreted as having some sort of feelings for him. In Painter of the Wind, the younger female artists has lived as a man her whole life and the older male artist who thinks she's a man can possibly think of himself as homosexual since he is having some feelings for a fellow male artist. In addition, the female-pretending-to-be-a male artist in Painter of the Wind is also shows to have another love interest that can be interpreted as homosexual, that is her relationship and fascination with a female gisaeng