- The stories are not similar at all but both dramas have Raymond Lam and Tavia Yeung in it.
- It has a fun contrast, in Twins of Brother Raymond's character is poor and wants to make it in the world so he can be with Tavia's character who is a rich, young lady from an influential family.
- In The Mysteries of Love, their roles are reversed, Raymond's character is a rich man from an influential family and works as a forerunning physics professor while Tavia's character is poor but police officer with a strong sense of justice. So I find it a fun contrast.

- both stories have a progression with main male leads where it feels like they have a rags-to-riches with their clothing. You can see how they go up in the world with the quality of the clothing
-They both have a good amount of martial arts scenes.
-They both go on a journey where they meet allies and enemies alike.

-In both dramas, Wallace Huo is the male lead, just with a completely different character.
- But in both dramas, I felt like both couples were willing to do anything and everything for each other. They were both willing to sacrifice everything to save each other time and time again. Although in Journey of Flower, the leads do everything to make sure that the latter doesn't find out and in Perfect Couple, they find out real fast somehow.

- In both dramas, the female leads meet in the beginning of the story and due to circumstances, the female lead uses the second female leads' identity.
- both leads ended up engaged or married to the male lead
- in both, the second female lead reappears and here is the difference, in Perfect Couple they become good sisters and help each other, and in Destined to Love You, it was different.
- in both dramas, it had a feeling of no matter what happens, the leads will still love each other which lives up to the names Perfect Couple and Destined to Love You. They each have a theme song that reflects that feeling for me.
- both had a good amount of martial art scenes
- both female leads are pretty good at martial arts and can kick butt.
- in both dramas, the male leads were hobos at some point in the story.
- the screenwriter for both is Tong Hua so no wonder they had a similar feel for me.

- both dramas are about detective and police work with a little twist
- In D.I.E, the Yue Sir has supernatural powers that gives him clues while in the Mysteries of Love, they ask a physics professor for help to solve cases which I thought is cool.
- Kenneth Ma is in both act as a Senior Inspector but I like him more in Mysteries of Love because I feel like his character is a little more fun and cooler.
- the female leads in both dramas are pretty badass, tough police officers that are ready for a challenge but still have a similar sensitive side

Chinese Paladin is a really old one but when I was watching Taoist Grandmaster, it reminded me of Chinese Paladin. Maybe it's just the feeling of the drama. They both focus on the way of Tao.

- the main male characters were in a way both former soldiers that were kind of dishonorably discharged.
- they both had to go and take on a new identity and a new name to start over
- they both have similar fighting skills and similar action scenes.
-they both get involved with a older woman that has a higher status and secret.

Ma Tian Yu is in Young Sherlock also but playing a completely different character. The fighting scenes are pretty awesome and similar to this drama, the story going from case to case with story development in between.