The Romance of Tiger and Rose

- FL is an author that transmigrates into her story and becomes the antagonist
- FL goes from being the cold and aloof character to being sweet and caring
- ML approaches FL in order to steal something from her
- ML is from a rival kingdom (TRoTaR)/sect (in PLinW)
- Gender Role Reversal.=
- FL is in a position of power while ML is not (in PLinW he's a concubine while in WutF he's her consort).
- Both have comedy (TRoTaR is more comedy focused)
- The story taking places within a story actually plays an important part in the plot.

These both dramas are very similar. In both of the dramas the girl wants the kingdom where girls are more respected than men

Both dramas have a writer FL and a ML who is the villain of her story. Both involve a sort of time travel (FL entering the fictional historical world vs. fictional historical ML entering the real world). Both couples are antagonistic at first.

Both dramas are about the FL entering a fictional historical world. The FL then tries to return to the real world and becomes involved with the story's villain.

It tells the story of Xiao Ming Ming, a laid-back individual who loves martial arts novels but has been worn down by reality. Through the perspective of the novel's protagonist, Xiao Qiu Shui, he embarks on a journey through the martial arts world, evolving from a young, impulsive swordsman with limited skills into a great hero driven by loyalty and a sense of duty to his family and country. Afterwards, Xiao Ming Ming continues writing in his spare time, using his novels to convey the belief that people come together because of righteousness.

Both are set within a fictional world (game vs. novel). The FL and ML know each other in the real world where they have a bickering relationship.

- Both take places in a matriarchy (also the patriarchy city which appears briefly)
- Tsundere MLs with a hidden agenda/identity
- Fun-loving and clever FLs (FL in TRoTaR is more of the typical cutesy type)
- Female villains
- Gender Role Reversal themes (in BK it's more focused on the couple while in TRoTaR it's more focused on the world).

both have some similar concept male lead marry female lead to achieve his target against female lead family , have hold love and revenge as same time . push and pull relation always have flavor of hate/love/obsession .

- both dramas touch upon the topic of female and male roles in marriage;
- cute leads;
- mains are royalty;
- one of the mains get dragged into the marriage;
- nice historical comedies;
- one of the mains does not trust another one in the beginning;
- ML is crazy in love with the FL

- FL forcefully captures ML first;
- ML does not trust FL in the beginning;
- FL tries to help ML throughout the story;
- FL protects the ML by betraying him;
- ML tries to take revenge and grounds her;
- ML is crazy about FL;
- Both leads are cute and smart

- FL goes into the novel
- FL tries her best to change the story
- FL tries to make ML fall for her
- ML is cold, quiet
- FL ships another couple and tries her best to
pair them

Both dramas are about the FL entering a screenplay into a fictional historical world where she is a supporting character. The FL then tries to return to the real world by controlling the story and falls in love with the story's villain.

FL is an aspiring series script screenwriter While napping, she is transported into her own story, becoming the Third Princess Chen Qian Qian, a side character, killed off in the third episode by the male lead, Prince Han Shuo. Armed with the knowledge of her own script, Xiao Qian is determined to stay alive and find her way back home.

The relationship between the main leads gives off the same feeling. The female leads both share a connection at the beginning in which they have similar characters and appearances. They are both smart and are in the process of creating their own empire with some support from their romantic interests. I truly see deep connections between both dramas and encourage you to watch! You won't regret it :)

Just based on the synopsis: both begin in the modern world where a female writer is writing a historical love triangle for work. In both, neither writer intends for the female in their story to live long, but as the writer gets deeper and more connected to the story, she has to find ways to stay alive in the world she has created.

(Rule the World is a great option while waiting for the release of Romance of Tiger Rose)