- In both shows, the dominant female leads elects the male lead to be her child's father.
They just firmly say "give me a child" and that's it, while the male leads disagree at first because they believe love should be involved to constitute a family.
- Female leads are in an urge to marry/have a child due to someone else advice whom already passed away.
They just firmly say "give me a child" and that's it, while the male leads disagree at first because they believe love should be involved to constitute a family.
- Female leads are in an urge to marry/have a child due to someone else advice whom already passed away.
similar to QVV:
master-discipline relationship with the second ML and the FL
strong martial arts + strategy leader FL
FL has been faking her identity (AJTL: faked her death)
FL has multiple disciplines and she's respected by both her peers and her enemies
FL is warm-hearted and truly cares about the people who work for her and want to do something for them.
master-discipline relationship with the second ML and the FL
strong martial arts + strategy leader FL
FL has been faking her identity (AJTL: faked her death)
FL has multiple disciplines and she's respected by both her peers and her enemies
FL is warm-hearted and truly cares about the people who work for her and want to do something for them.
AJTL has group of military brothers on a mission. They deal with a lot of dangerous situations, political intrigue and there is enough romantic plots to fill you up. This is slightly different as the brothers are not always together, but you see how they are guided by the common goal. Romantic stuff is in EB too, but I am on ep 19 so will have to see the end.
Liu Yu Ning plays in both, and the masculine is nicely balanced with the female subplots. 3 brothers, 3 women...
Liu Yu Ning plays in both, and the masculine is nicely balanced with the female subplots. 3 brothers, 3 women...



