Jun & Jun

Both series are Korean BL dramas that focus on soft romance, emotional connection, and personal growth, but they approach these themes through different settings — which makes them complement each other beautifully.

Where Jun and Jun is bubbly, office-set BL with noticeable chemistry — short, ‘spicy’, and lighthearted; Cherry blossoms after winter is a slow-burn high-school romance with emotional depth. It starts shy, then blossoms emotionally with a satisfying character arc.

In short, if one gave you butterflies, the other will too — just in a slightly different, but equally satisfying way.

Entertaining big families that come close to heart.
The way both dramas deal with family-only dynamics is peaceful.
Full of comedy.
Heart-filling romances.
Double in-law couples.

Boss/subordinate trope, ex idol turned office drone....but mainly come for the visuals. Pretty soft series

Both are korean BL made by the same director !! they're both cute, with great chemistry for the main lead :)

Both are office romances between a director and an employee. The Dorector Who Buy Me Dinner has a fantasy element to it though.

Office relationship, where one of the leads falls for the other and realizes their feelings earlier, while the other seems to need more tome to realize or admit what they feel.

The leads meet again in a work-related setting after years of separation. Childhood and young adulthood connection develops and the sparks are back.

Both are South Korean BL (gay romance) dramas that take place primarily in an office setting where both lead characters share a past history of some kind and have been (unexpectedly) reunited.

In Jun & Jun, they were childhood friends that had an innocent crush on each other.

In Eul’s Love, they are ex boyfriends.

Entertaining big families that come close to heart.
The way both dramas deal with family-only dynamics is peaceful.
Full of comedy.
Heart-filling romances.
Double in-law couples.