I Don't Love You Yet

What is both drama main focus? Yess, friends to lovers

What they both have in common is that they tell the story of a female lead who is a hardworking woman that faces difficulties in her love life (but in LND the female lead quit her job at the beginning of the story), and a male lead who secretly likes her and is always there to accompany her.
Also, both female leads have more cheerful and passionate personalities while the male leads are more calm and stable.

The differences are, LND is more comedic ones and IDLYY is more melodramatic, although there is comedy tags in genre categories.

Bestfriends since childhood (MFFL) or since teenage years (IDLYY) , turned into lovers!

This drama plot never gets old because it is really a good foundation for a relationship: Friendship

Long friends falling in love. Only difference is that the characters in "I don't love you yet" are a little older.

Both are based on the original story, "In Time With You", a Taiwanese drama.

Both are about bestfriends since high school falling in love.

TEOOL is just the Chinese remake of ITWY.

Both are about bestfriends falling in love. Like the ML know the FL so much that they are in doubt if they will ever be together, but finally, they did get together and it was so worth it.

Both are about bestfriends falling in love, but had to have another guy to come in the picture for them to realize that it is really the ML and FL that are made for each other since the start.

Mitarai Yo is a career woman who works for a shoemaker. She finds her work rewarding and has successfully advanced in her career. But she keeps having her heart broken and her romantic life has not gone well lateIy. Ishida Ren works for a developer and is Yo’s best friend. As a former high school and university classmate, Ren is the only person she pours her heart out to, and he understands her best. On Yo’s 29th birthday, the friends place a wager with each other to see which of them can be married within the following year. If either fails to wed prior to her 30th birthday, the loser must pay the winner a congratulatory sum of 300,000 yen.

Declaring it impossible for them to fall in love with one another, their wager, plus the advances of a junior of Ren’s at his company and Yo’s reunion with her ex-boyfriend, Mizusawa Ryusei, all lead to gradual changes in the relationship of these best friends.

In both shows the male leads realizes his feelings for his long time best friend first but is afraid to confess because they are afraid that once they break up they can't be friends anymore.

Both have long term friends to lovers trope. When i watch them, it reminds me of each other.
Both have a story line where at first they deny their feelings but later realize that they want each other.

Best Friends who have known each other for a long time eventually become lovers.Guy is more calm and the girl is more stubborn. Friendship that's like family. Second lead guy that gets in the way

It remind me of this drama with similar story line of group of adults who got friends opposite sex & they all try overcome obstacles & hardship in their friendship. Starring famous Japanese actor & actresses.

the story is a bit similar with "bubblegum" but I think " I don't love you yet" more better than this

Similar in the way of childhood friends catching feelings for eachother, have the same vibes, but in ''I don't love you yet'' I find the relationship and characters more mature, watch it is amazing!!

Not exactly the same plot, but its like slow romance and healing drama like OBS. The story line is best friends turned into lovers, but the guy falls first and then the girls starts liking him. Its available on YT.

What do you get when decade-long best-friends find themselves as their only confidantes, know each other to the point of familiarity of being a de-facto family, yet nurse an electric sexual-tension when they aren't being deliberately oblivious to their feelings? Throw in:

1. A headstrong girl with an extremely passive & super considerate guy, both more stubborn than the other...along with
2. Missed timings, early confessions gone wrong, denial & serial-dating as defense mechanism,
3. Annoyingly clingy girlfriends, younger star-eyed almost-boyfriends, a d-bag of an ex (or two),
4. A contrast between one employed at a white-collar job & the other working in an artsy field..,
5. Career apprehensions,
6. Post-work fun beer-ritual,
7. Guys who love cooking up for their best friends,
8. Some sensual eyeshadow-applying/ make-up removing,
9. Pieces of art/ music as ultimate confessions
10. A year long break to 'figure out feelings'... &
11. Super cute & good-looking leads who like to chill in sweats & specs at home,
12. & heart-wrenching moments of unrequited & unspoken love, especially from the MLs...

And you basically get You Drive Me Crazy (short format- 4eps)/ I Don't Love You Yet (long format- 16eps)!