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Both movies are about a fashionable girl losing her face, body. Both movies are very similar...................................

Essentially both films are about student-teacher relationship, which is a well-worn enough trope that you'd think it impossible to writing anything fresh out of it, but Yong Soon approaches its characters and themes with a slightly optimistic purity and comes out the other side a bittersweet mess.

A very underrated sports film, with a little bit of a twist.
It's quirky, it's sweet, it's funny and the characters are all really likeable and hilarious.
The best kind of comfort, the best kind of escapism—convincing and sincere.

This gives me Angry Mom vibes.

- They both drop out of school (she gets pregnant, he is forced)
- They both have family attending the school (she goes for her daughter, he coincidentally is put in the same class as his nephew).
- Although it's early, I can tell he's going to fix the problems within the school, and maybe even the educational system: expose corruption, etc. He's definitely going to right the wrongs done to him by his frenemy.
- Along the way he'll probably create long lasting relationships with his classmates, and play a huge part in them growing up, just like the mom did.

Honestly, this drama should be called Angry Uncle. haha

- both have the same story: the main guy is attacked because he is the heir which results him to lose his memories and live with the heroine a poor life
- same main actress
- however, '100 days my prince' is a historical drama

The genre type is different I believe, but the same strong underlying friendship focus places these two as similar and the top of my list.

If you are watching this Special without watching how it all began, you might be confused. Sure as a stand alone, the special can be enjoyed by its content, however, you have to see how Yan Fei and Huan Quin first became lovers.

Protagonists both know what will occur in the future. I experienced the same mystery thrill!!! I loved the adrenaline I derived from both.

-2 guys fighting for 1 girl except that Queen for Seven Days has a better ending and a better actress.
-the males leads in both drama are so good!

Both have a main character that is quirky and weird but likeable, with an ensemble cast of funny characters as well. Both are work place shows that have customers coming and going with their issues that not only add humor but heartwarming stories too. If you seriously like one then you are sure to like the other.

Both have supernatural elements and a strong yet vulnerable female lead. In both the couple has to overcome their differences in station but both our male leads love the female lead first. Our leading men also both have memory loss.

Both dramas deal with the harsh realities of life and how personal struggle can lead to positive growth.

- Male boss and female employee develop a relationship
- Male boss in denial of the developing feelings at first
- Female employee very messy, male boss is organized

- ml and fl like each other at first, then hate due to misunderstandings and family drama and so the love is believable
- main leads have a separation period
- main leads have amazing chemistry

- the only major difference is that talay fai has a very underdeveloped plotline and side characters, watchable due to main leads

Both are epic Chinese war movies about war between warlords. Both movies star Takeshi Kaneshiro & Andy lau. Both movies are very similar........................