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Both are about a person being able to see, interact with otherworldly beings, demons. Both are very similar. Both are based on famous manga..........

Both movies are very similar.......................................................................

Both are rock comedy movies.........................................................................................
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Strong heroine, focused hero, I am strongly reminded of The Princess' Man which is still to date my all time favourite drama (was my first so maybe i'm biased)

Both are about demon foxes. Both are based on classic novels of Chinese literature......................................

Both are about chefs/bakers.................................................................................................................................. .

Both are very similar...............................................................................................................

Both are about libraries/librarians.
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Both are about a book girl. Both are based on famous manga......................................................

In a way Im just using it as an excuse to shove Hit the Top down peoples throats.
But I also think whilst them both being very different they have a similiar feel to them, both are in their own way, dealing with being in your early 20s and I could very easily relate to both dramas.

Also obviously Cha Eun Woo as Do Kyung Suk is in it, playing as MJ.

The lone wolves that cry out in silence. Both shows that being a prince has got to be the loneliest position in the world with them being back and forth stabbed. Until the female lead comes along to brighten up their days of misery.

However, rather just damsel-in-distress tales where all things seem to turn right, the characters actually have to overcome plenty of hardships and all events happen for a good reason too.

It's the same story being retold over and over again and yet we're still interested.

Although both focus on the classic trope of star-crossed love, they explore it in slightly different perspectives. Iljimae is a journey of developing one's identity whereas 100 Days My Prince is about finding the identity and happiness that have been lost.

Ultimately, it is still the settings of the historical periods and grace of the plot that really draw the 2 dramas close.

Both have bittersweet love that starts off during childhood. They would heart-wrenchingly be forced to part and then reunited by fate.

The child actors are extremely good at starting off the drama and really draw you in right from the beginning.

They also have the charm that old historical dramas seem to have in terms of visuals and not being overly 'modern' and 'crisp'.

There seems to be a good balance between romance and politics as well.

Both are competition survival programs intended on debuting a KPOP group after eliminating contestants through various challenges.

Both star Ayase Haruka as a female Warrior. Both are very similar...............................................................