Both dramas are about ex-lovers who reunite years later and get another chance at love. Each one also has a single parent — in Ban Saran Land: Seuk Rak Kam Rua the female lead is a single mom, and in Second Chance Romance the male lead is a single dad.
Both dramas focus on grown-up romance, with real-life stuff like responsibilities, regrets, and parenting. That gives both series a more mature, slice-of-life kind of vibe (though Ban Saran Land: Seuk Rak Kam Rua is a sitcom while Second Chance Romance is more serious.)
Both dramas focus on grown-up romance, with real-life stuff like responsibilities, regrets, and parenting. That gives both series a more mature, slice-of-life kind of vibe (though Ban Saran Land: Seuk Rak Kam Rua is a sitcom while Second Chance Romance is more serious.)
Same plot with child being hidden from a parent for many years
Same separation caused by one of the parents as they didn't approve because of status
Same one lead is poor, the other rich, misunderstanding
Controlling parent of a lead, creating misunderstanding and forcing child to follow the path set by them.
Same separation caused by one of the parents as they didn't approve because of status
Same one lead is poor, the other rich, misunderstanding
Controlling parent of a lead, creating misunderstanding and forcing child to follow the path set by them.
Xiu Fang, an optimistic widow running a fried chicken shop, and her pessimistic, controlling sister Xiu Li face a devastating tragedy after Xiu Fang's 60th birthday: a car accident leaves Xiu Fang's daughter, An Xin, paralyzed and claims the life of Xiu Li's son. Struggling with grief, fear, and resentment, the two families must confront their shattered lives and find a way forward.
