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- Both are school stories, (young love, etc)
- both show the gap between the rich and those less so
Recommended by anb - Apr 9, 2021
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- both are top BL thai dramas
- both involve a BL couple where one partner is meant to realize he loves the other
- both are set in university (not surprising lol)
- for these that watch 2gether first - tharntype is A LOT LESS vanilla (trigger warning)
Recommended by anb - Apr 9, 2021
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- same mood
- both show the contrast between rich and poor and the chances given to both
- both show the (mostly illegal)actions of the underclass in an attempt to even the field
- both show the characters progressively getting into more trouble
-similar storytelling devices - the main characters are likened to animals in order to show their personality (cockroaches in the case of parasie and a crab in the case of extracurricular)
Recommended by anb - Apr 9, 2021
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- both are gender swap stories
- in mr queen a man time travels into Queen Cheorins body and falls in love with te King
- in coffee prince the FL pretends to be a boy and has a romance with ML, while the ML has to deal with his feelings for (what he thinks) is another man
- different genres but the stories are very similar
- coffee prince was made in 2008 so beware
Recommended by anb - Apr 9, 2021
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-similar plot - romance between a human and a robot
- the robot has a human alias in both dramas
- romantic comedies
Recommended by anb - Apr 9, 2021
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- a romance between a human and a robot.
- I am not a robot is more light-hearted, and are you human is more serious
- are you human involves rivalry between a human and his robot alias, and FL is pretending to be a robot in INR
Recommended by anb - Apr 9, 2021
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- both are written by the same screenwriter and have the same mood
- both show a FL who cannot adapt to the world she came into, the female leads have similar personalities
- similar chemistry
- both have thriller elements
-the ML in both is aware of the hidden identity of the FL and helps her hide it
Recommended by anb - Apr 9, 2021
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Both involve time travel by one of the leads. Both are a must watch in my opinion. Mr Queen has a stronger emphasis on comedy whether as Scarlet Heart has a more "serious" feel. Mr Queen deals a lot more with the difficulties and differences between a modern person jumping back in time, whether as in Scarlett Heart the FL adapts a bit more smoothly.
Recommended by anb - Apr 9, 2021
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They are both historical dramas and have a little bit of comedy in them mixed with action and suspense. Although, The Tale of Nokdu does not have any fantasy in it - it is still very entertaining and humorous. Definitely worth a watch~
Recommended by Shii - Apr 9, 2021
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Both involve time travel, great chemistry and last but not least great comedy. Queen In Hyun's man is an older show but still really good. In Mr Queen the male lead travels back in time into a female body (Queen Cheorin), and In Queen In Hyuns man the Male Lead travels forward in time as himself.
Recommended by anb - Apr 9, 2021
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Both are romantic comedy. "Oum Ruk" in my opinion is much better as a story and when it comes to developement but "Bow see Chompoo" was also enjoyable!

Main-leads in both lakhorns bicker all the time.Hate to love.

Male-lead is very possesssive when it comes to FL.

Both FL´s are sassy and never backs away from a fight. FL from "Oum Ruk" is much more hot-tempered while FL from "Bow see chompoo" was good at keeping her cool.

Both romances are very sweet and it gets more interesting to see how the main-leads manages to get caught up with their love for each other.
Recommended by Azet - Apr 8, 2021
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While "Bow se chompoo" is more on the comedy side,"Wimarn Sai" has more heavy angst.Here are some similarities:

Both are slap-kiss lakhorns.So expect lots of forced kissess,insults,assault,even rape and forced seduction from both lakhorns.

FL are beautiful in both lakhorns and every man gets crazy about her.This makes the ML jealous all the time.

Both main-leads fall for each other from their first interaction.

Both main-leads hate each other because of misunderstandings.

Chakrit is the Praek in both lakhorns. He is young and handsome too!

In both lakhorns there is a kid that makes the main-leads grow more attached to each other.

Recommended by Azet - Apr 8, 2021
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Smart guy who's exceptional at gaming teaches celebrity girl how to play games. Their roles are kind of switched though, in Love Scenery the guy is the one who's liked the girl for a long time, in You Are My Glory, it was the girl that liked the guy.
Recommended by woong - Apr 8, 2021
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Similarities:
-Romantic comedies
-Historical China setting
-Strong, sassy FLs who know martial arts and aren't the traditional "virtuous" wives who recite poetry and all that gentle stuff.
-Good supporting characters (especially <3 the family in AGLM)
-Strong second male leads with military background
-Scheming woman who hates the FL and thinks too much of herself
-Political scheming
-Relatively short for historical C-Dramas (36 and 40 episodes)
-Misunderstandings between the main leads

AGLM was adapted from a novel, while TLBH was adapted from a manhua

Slight fantasy themes: In AGLM, the FL sees the future in her dreams, while in TLBH, they are hypnotized to forget and then remember the past. (I am not saying hypnotism is fantasy, but they way it is portrayed in this show is less-than-realistic.)

The love story in TLBH is admittedly more passionate and there is a lot more skinship and realistic kissing/love scenes, while AGLM is pretty tame.
Recommended by Jenipeo - Apr 8, 2021
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I don't know if it's okay to go by description only, but while reading about Undercover, I kept thinking back to Flower of Evil.
Both have a married couple with children, but the male leads have a hidden identity they've been keeping from their wives and others. They both have the female lead learning this identity due to their jobs spinning what they believed of their married life around, however the male leads still do love their wives and want to keep them and their families safe.
Recommended by Trinah101 - Apr 8, 2021