Love in the Big City

Similarities:
-- two stories about different kinds of love, personal growth, societal expectations
-- friendship and the support from that sort of network plays a big role in both stories.

Differences:
--Love in the Big City focuses on multiple different love journeys,
-- More than Words focuses more on the love connections between the main three leads (platonic, familial, and romantic).

Both take a more mature approach to Gay Life.
Both involve HIV/AIDS as a main point.

Going My Home takes place during a short period of time (roughly 72 hours) whereas Love in the Big City spans much longer.

Going My Home is a South Korean short film.
Love in the Big City is a South Korean drama series.

In both Korean BL dramas, the main character has a string of romantic relationships with numerous other guys. In Secret Relationships, 3 guys chase 1 at the same time, while in Love in the Big City, the MC has bfs one at a time. Both dramas have characters that showcase messy and toxic traits that explore the reasons for falling in and out of love.

Explore the inner emotions and physiological issues of the main characters, in their's lifes journeys

Both are Korean dramas with authentic and unromanticized portrayals of life as a gay man in South Korea, including similar themes as reflections on sex, love (and heartbreak), and friendship. LitBC is a series while One Night is a short film.

Both are queer themed shows that have flawed main characters and love interests. Egoist is a Japanese BL movie while Love in the Big City is a Korean BL drama (which also has a movie).

- Both are queer stories
- Both are emotionally complex with a lot of depth to the stories
- Both are extremely devestating
- Both made me cry
- Both are loveable

"My Girlfriend Is the Man!" is bisexual representation but not too explicit, so if you've liked it I highly recommend "Love in the Big City" which is about a gay man and his straight bestie.
"Love in the Big City" is a novel that was adapted into a drama AND a movie. Both are about the same story but have different cast, I recommend watching both as they both explore a little differently the story (obviously since a movie is way shorter than a drama)
So if you've liked MGISTM, go binge Love in the Big City for non-censored gayness!
And if you've liked LITBC, you can check MGISTM if you're in for butterflies in the stomach and giggling at the characters' uniqueness and sweetness <3

Both depicts the life of LGBTQ individuals but in different generations and period of life. I genuinely like both and I can't pick which one is better but dang 2024 had good representation in Jdrama and Kdrama and I think these two are strong candidates.

We have the same director as 'love in the big city'
Also this should again be a BL though not the same type of atmosphere
But still KBL + this director .... probably something serious.

Had to research twice to make sure but both medias were released with the same title, the same premise by the same author on the same year but different months.

Of course one is an 8 episode miniseries and one is a movie - both played by different actors respectively.

Both of these dramas center on queer main characters and their friendships, romantic relationships, and journey of self-growth

Even though one is a movie and the other a show, they're quite similar at its core, both centre around a gay man feeling lonely, trying to find love in a foreign feeling environment.

Japanese Latin dance champion Suzuki Shinya and Japanese standard dance champion Sugiki Shinya are both famous dancers. Although they are in different fields, their names differ by only one letter. Suzuki, who hates to lose, is irritated by being compared to the other dancer. One day, Sugiki suddenly invites Suzuki to "aim to be champion together in 10 Dances." 10 Dances is a competitive dance where dancers who have mastered both Latin and standard dance compete in a total of 10 dances. Suzuki initially refuses Sugiki's proposal to teach each other and aim for the top because it seems too reckless. However, he is overwhelmed by Sugiki's provocative and competitive attitude and accepts in anger. The two are polar opposites in terms of personality and everything and they clash, but as they take lessons every day, they work hard together and gradually close the gap. Then, Suzuki gradually realizes that he is starting to be attracted to Sugiki.

Both are relatively short dramas depecting lgbtq life, struggles, relationships and breakups. The main character is a gay man. The story also touches on womens struggles and issues as they also prominently feature a female character.
Both shows are adapted from novels by gay authors.