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they are both simillar in the sense that both ml are in military position and both the fls were abandoned by their family for 10 years. both have two ml after the fl but in fall in love the ml and fl work together then fall in love. both are period dramas and both have some sense of comedy. just in this show the fl step mum and sister are evil kinda similar with how fl in lltg had other girls plot evil things after her. overall acting and storyline is great and it is a very underrated show :) check it out
Police officer Pang Hong Mei amid the many obstacles created by U.S. and Jiang spy agents, rescued Ji Danyang, a patriotic scientist who returned from the United States from the enemy spy. She accompanied Ji Danyang to Lumen City to participate in the "Water Drop Project". Enemy special forces formulated a sabotage plan codenamed "Operation Rock" and concentrated their forces and tried to destroy the "Water Drop Project." Pang Hongmei and Ji Dan Yang fought a life-and-death battle with enemy agents in Lumen, thwarted the enemy's conspiracy, protected the "Water Drop Project" and finally achieved the expected success. The couple who went through the test of life and death, also realized their dreams and firm ideals.
If you like Fall in Love you will also like Siege in the Fog. There is multiple couple involved and a love triangle among the main leads (obviously) and the same set location! Both dramas involve a Chines Republican Era romance and politics, among other genres like actions, drama, investigation, military, high end elites (warlords)...you get the gist.
Similarities between 100 Days of Deception and Fall in Love:
- Republican era setting: Both dramas are set during a turbulent period in Chinese/Korean history, with political tensions shaping the characters lives.
- Romance amid political conflict: The main couple's relationship develops against a backdrop of power struggles and political instability.
- Secrets and hidden agendas: The characters have to navigate complicated circumstances where trust is not easily earned.
- Love and loyalty: Romantic feelings become complicated by duty, personal interests, and conflicting loyalties.
- A mix of romance and intrigue: Both combine romantic tension with suspense, emotional drama, and larger conflicts beyond the couple's relationship.
- Republican era setting: Both dramas are set during a turbulent period in Chinese/Korean history, with political tensions shaping the characters lives.
- Romance amid political conflict: The main couple's relationship develops against a backdrop of power struggles and political instability.
- Secrets and hidden agendas: The characters have to navigate complicated circumstances where trust is not easily earned.
- Love and loyalty: Romantic feelings become complicated by duty, personal interests, and conflicting loyalties.
- A mix of romance and intrigue: Both combine romantic tension with suspense, emotional drama, and larger conflicts beyond the couple's relationship.



