Moonlight Chicken

Both of these are “romance” oriented series with one hearing and the other hard of deaf characters.

In moonlight chicken, heart is deaf but is a secondary character.
In see your love, shaopeng is deaf and is a lead character.

In the LiMingHeart story, Heart is also disabled and LiMing is helping him, Heart and Day are both suffering and there's no chance they'll hear/see their boyfriend but their boyfriends make sure to give them the best memories and treat them equivalent as if they lived like other people.

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midnight series - moonlight chicken

midnight series - midnight motel
midnight series - dirty laundry
midnight series - moonlight chicken

The Paradise of Thorns (2024), where the male protagonist is emotionally and financially manipulated by his lover’s family, and Moonlight Chicken (2023), where themes of inequality, emotional betrayal, and the imbalance of power in romantic relationships are also explored — especially how one partner’s background or circumstances leave them vulnerable.
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-Male leads suffer injustice after having his property/money taken away by his partner’s parents.
- Fighting poverty and trying to make a living.
- Death and grief of loved ones.
- Marriage equality issues.

Both stories follow a small business owner who is somewhat jaded and disillusioned from a recent personal loss. They fall in love with a younger person who brings some hope and joy into their life, but that person is somehow secretly responsible for them potentially going out of business.

Both are BLs with a restaurant setting with a uniquely focused menu and a seemingly mismatched couple.
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Both have themes of cheating/infidelity, if you like these types of themes you'll probably like this one too, has 12 episodes that are like 30 minutes long, makes you feel bad about some of the characters.

Gemini and Fourth (the main actors of My Love Mix-Up!) are a couple in Moonlight Chicken as well. Although they are the side couple, they have a lot of scenes and have a beautifully written storyline.

Both of these BL dramas speak to the harsh reality of broken long-term relationships. How eventually resentments may build-up and become unsurmountable without the proper relationship practices in place to address them. It leaves both parties in an ambiguous state fueled by nostalgia, past fondness and care, and the desire to make a new start.