Similar story 2 ML & 1 FL, friends from younger days until they getting older. A twist of youth love along the way. Ray Zhang too adorable as always! Both movies a must watch movies with different story line. Inseparable childhood friends Shou Heng and Cheng Shing have their world thrown into chaos when a new girl comes to town and falls for Shou Heng.
Both are gap gap romances where one is working for the other (the FL is tutoring the ML in HKWSHNYH and in FTMY the ML is in a contract marriage with the FL). Both MLs are younger, warm personalities, and fall in love with the FL first, earnestly pursuing her even as she keeps her distance at the beginning.
This is another age-gap drama with the younger man/older woman trope. In this case, they work in the same office, and she ends up drinking too much one night while in a group setting, the group setting splits up, and the rest is history. He falls in love with her first and it's an uphill battle because her self-esteem is so low. On the whole, cute, several tropes utilized, but a sweet main couple. She just needs more confidence in herself (that gets old).
Both are age gap romances with an older, working FL who hasn't had much success in her job until she meets the younger, student ML. There is a SML who is age-appropriate and an old love of the FL who has re-entered her life to win her back. Both MLs fall first and are open about their interest, but it takes a while for the FL to reciprocate.
Younger ML a student fall in love in a process with older FL a teacher. This drama is a light rom com about a bad boy high school & a cram school teacher who can make sure this ML student can be success to enter privilige Tokyo University. I really like all the drama/movie based on manga/comic book. This drama is worth watching.
Older woman/younger man relationship between a working woman and a student. HKWS is much more of a taboo relationship since the boy in not only in high school, but is actually her student at cram school, but the FL acknowledges keeps her distance (or tries to), so it feels cute rather than creepy like some other teacher/student series.
