A group of women supporting each other in friendship as they deal with life and romance problems. However, it's at the next level because its realistic relationship problems are in a more post-marriage setting. A good mix of fun comedic moments contrasted with serious heartbreaking moments because sometimes life happens that way. This isn't their first life, but it just might be their first happy ending.
If you liked one of these two, it's an assurance that you'll also appreciate the other. These two dramas have a few similarities, to name a few:
1. Both believe in the beauty of strangers. In both their first episodes, we clearly see how each show highlights healing with the help of strangers
2. Cinematography. Both shows have a similar color scheme and feel.
3. Maturity. Both shows evidently show mature leads that contribute to how beautifully the stories flow.
1. Both believe in the beauty of strangers. In both their first episodes, we clearly see how each show highlights healing with the help of strangers
2. Cinematography. Both shows have a similar color scheme and feel.
3. Maturity. Both shows evidently show mature leads that contribute to how beautifully the stories flow.
Both cover similar topics. Some scenes especially involving the in laws are very similar. The big difference is Because This Is My First Life covers concerns for married couple without being concerned about issues that come with having a child. Kim Ji Young also explores situations related to having a child.
Kusaka Haru, a girl with no dreams or goals, finds herself inexplicably drawn to Fujiwara Rio, a customer she meets at her part-time job. Acting on impulse, she visits the share house where he lives and tells him she wants to move in. Rio agrees, but with one condition: “Don’t fall in love with me as a man.” Even as Haru grows increasingly aware of her deepening feelings for him, she resolves to keep them hidden in order to stay by his side. But the two share an ambiguous yet strangely comfortable bond — and it’s about to quietly begin to shift.



