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Both are Japanese lesbian series. They share the same producer. One is more of a comedy the other is more of a psychological mystery drama. But they both have a sweet GL romance.

Both are lesbian... Both series have romance but also has some darker stuff that is psychological..,..................

Both are lesbian... Both series have lesbian romance but also mystery and based on what I have read the love interest also has a past trauma they are dealing with.....

Both are lesbian... Both series have romance but based on what I have read the love interest also has a past trauma they are dealing with.....

- death of one the main character than change of a body or in the past
- main character is an actor/stuntman
- jealous male lead, possessive, a bit of violence
- hot romance, with jealousy, other love interests, hot scenes, and good chemistry
- actor "Winner" in both of it !!

This is a crazy comparison (I KNOW) but I can't help but find Ai Di and Isumi to be soooo similar. They're both sassy, short, blonde and hopelessly in love. If you like this character archetype and you've watched one, you'll enjoy the other. Aside from that, there's really no similarity between these two dramas (lol).

- Both movies are about a cheating husband
- In both the husband fells in love with a much younger boy
- In both the MLs met in their workplace
- In both their lives change a lot after they met
- In both their relationship is quite innocent
- Both have a beautiful cinematography

- Both movies are about a cheating husband
- In both cases, the husband fells in love with a much younger man
- In both the young lovers gets manipulated
Note: the relationship between the two MLs is quite different: in "Kuroi Gashu: Shogen" it's mostly a sexual relationship, in "Method" is more innocent.

- Both movies are about a cheating husband
- In both the husband fells in love with a much younger boy
- In both the husband has a child/children but he doesn't care about them
- In both the husband feels sad, pathetic and hopeless for most of the time
Note: "Kuroi Gashu: Shogen" is way darker than "Sad temptation" and the relationship between the two MLs is a bit different (in "Kuroi Gashu: Shogen" it's mostly a sexual relationship, in "Sad temptation" it's a slightly romantic bond).

- There's a battle between immortals and demons in both dramas (Xianxia)
- Both the FL have an unclear identity and are weak in the beginning
- Both the ML are powerful demon and are cruel (there is some choking involved in both dramas, and not the sexy kind...)
- In both dramas, the FL and the ML must ally for their own interests
- In both dramas, the casting and the production (sets, costumes, music, special effects) are excellent

surprised no one has recommended this yet lol so ofc I have to now!! :)
If you like the hong kong remake of my lovely liar, you definitely should watch the Korean original drama (imo the Korean ver is better). And vice versa, if you liked the kdrama, check out the remake in case you like it! Basically very similar/same storyline but in different countries and different actors...

Both enemies to lovers
Office romance
Both are so humorous
Both ML have hot tempers
Both ML have a soft spot for FL

They are both Bromance dramas
Both are detective historical dramas
Both have weird cases or mystery cases to solve
Both are costume fantasy drams

Both books written by the same author, Zezeho and feature sapphic story / lesbian characters. Maitree (Stuck With Me) is the lawyer hired by Note.

It has a lower production value but a similar affair plot line. Especially when it comes to the relationship between the leads and the way they are clearly attracted to each other.