Both of these involve infidelity, betrayal and revenge. Both have characters that are getting close to the leads under false pretenses, and are relatively mature in content.
If you liked this, you'll surely like the other over ...bcz:
-Same ML
-Unrequited love
- no love, only physical relationship
-ended up falling for each other
- explain stories from all the side
-and more
-Same ML
-Unrequited love
- no love, only physical relationship
-ended up falling for each other
- explain stories from all the side
-and more
very same feel while watching, small and big details are same.
also infidelity and complicated love triangle-squares between unexpacted people.
same level sexual content
also infidelity and complicated love triangle-squares between unexpacted people.
same level sexual content
Onuma Mihono works at a travel agency. After breaking up with her boyfriend of six years, someone she had been thinking about marriage with, she realizes she is already 30. Then, a man transfers into Mihono’s company. It is Ureshino Eisei, the “accomplice” with whom, despite both of them having lovers at the time, she had a physical relationship 10 years ago. Mihono is shaken when Eisei speaks to her with a cool expression, but she resolves to treat him normally. However, when they are alone together, Eisei whispers in the same sweet voice as back then. “Don’t you feel like we’re destined?” The pleasure and desire that revive with their reunion. And yet, even after 10 years, she still cannot grasp his true feelings. Am I the one he truly loves? Or am I just for fun? Even as adults, unable to break free, she sinks deeper into a secret relationship.
Same ML if you like Sakurada Dori, and he has just about the same persona. In Perfect Crime he's more angry, though, and the romance is dark, not sweet. The FL is the same in that she easily gives over to a physical relationship, and is a bit of a pushover in her interactions with every one else. Both are heavy on intimate scenes.



