Blossom

FL's second life chance remembering everything
ML is on the edge of being pushed into rebellion and stopped by the FL
Lots of shooting scenes are copied from Blossom (not as well done of course)

- Strong Female Leads, Transformation Through Adversity in Male-Dominated Worlds
- Great alchemy between Main Leads & Strong Supporting Cast
- Historical setting, Blend of Action, Drama, and Romance as a Subplot
- Themes of Love, Loss, and Family Loyalty
- High Emotional Stakes and Character-Driven Plot
- Rich Historical and Cultural Context with Captivating Visuals and beautiful OSTs
- Exploration of Identity, Growth, and Complex Relationships
- Themes of Resilience, morally ambiguous characters and redemption

both FLs are smart, strong, calm, mature, and business-oriented. both MLs are government officials involved in military/defense. the leads' relationship in both dramas start off with distrust, but the leads slowly warm up to each other as they keep helping each other. their relationships are also steady and mature. blossom is more politics heavy and darker, while a dream of splendor focuses more on the livelihoods of three women.

- FL helped their husband to achieve their goals but later was killed by him.
- FL reborn again to get her revenge.
- Pairs with ML to get her revenge done and slowly falls in love with ML.
- ML is caring towards FL.

Very similar with the palace and political conflicts. Both the male and female lead characters are or become righteous and influential with strong moral compasses. Both female leads may seem weak at first but they quickly change and become strong, quick thinking, decisive, and upright women. Both men show loyalty and bravery.

If you enjoy a well constructed plot and characters you can really root for; not just the leads but also many of the people surrounding them; then you will love both these series.

- FL was killed by those persons whom she trusted.
- FL reborns again to take her revenge.
- Pairs up with ML whom she ignored in previous life.
- Gradually fall in love.

But in a strange turn of events, she manages to return to the age of fourteen, when the tragedy has yet to occur, her family is still alive, and she is still the pure daughter of a military lineage. With the knowledge of future events, she vows to protect her family and avenge her son and daughter.

Prince Murong Jing He of the Great Yan Dynasty reclaims Qingzhou, but after his victory, a fire destroys the city. Accusations spread that he ordered the destruction in retaliation for a perceived betrayal, earning him the title of "Butcher General." In the chaos, Mei Lin loses her family and vows revenge. She joins the Shadow Works, enduring harsh training to become an assassin. Her first mission is to kill Murong Jing He, and she infiltrates his court disguised as one of the Xiyan beauties. However, she discovers that the mastermind behind her mission is none other than Murong Jing He himself.

(Source: kisskh)

~~ Adapted from the novel "Chun Hua Yan" (???) by Hei Yan (??).

-Both dramas feature strong general/commander male leads
-Both dramas include battle/fight/combat scenes
-Historical setting with wuxia (martial arts) elements

Both FLs are betrayed by the man they love and die tragically, only to find themselves in the past. They become close to the ML, someone they knew only briefly in their original life.

Both dramas are historical dramas.

Both dramas feature strong female roles.

I think those who liked Blossom should be excited to watch this one too