The Art of Sarah

Both female leads take on false identities to get to where they are. Both struggle to find a standing on their own in the harsh world, so they start to realize that the only way to survive and get ahead is to lie. Slowly, the lies that they started to survive keep multiplying because the pressure to not get caught and stay ahead only grows through time. While their greed for the finer things in life changes.

Female journalist He Shan was invited to attend Fei Ke’s memorial service, along with five other strangers who each had an unknown connection to Fei Ke.

They soon discovered that they all knew different versions of Fei Ke, leaving them to question who he really was.

Together, they retraced their memories and gradually uncovered the truth about Fei Ke.

Directors of both dramas are same, so the ones who loved the directing style of Extracurricular, will like this too.

Directors of both dramas are same, so the ones who loved the directing style of Extracurricular, will like this too.

A ruthless portrait of envy and self-replacement, where one woman slowly steals another’s life, exposing how identity obsession corrodes empathy and turns admiration into annihilation.

Elite families curate narratives like brands, hiding past selves and crimes beneath polished wealth, making it ideal for viewers drawn to luxury masking moral decay and buried identities.

A methodical unmasking of institutional corruption and personal duplicity, where truth is buried under carefully maintained appearances, much like Sarah Kim’s immaculate false life.

A literal identity swap driven by class aspiration, revealing how quickly a false name and luxury environment can overwrite a person’s moral compass and sense of self.

A masterpiece of shifting identities and unreliable truths, where one woman’s many versions are revealed through fragmented perspectives, mirroring Sarah Kim’s layered existence.

Living under another person’s name forces the protagonist into moral and psychological disintegration, showing how sustained identity theft hollows a person out.

Multiple perspectives reconstruct a woman’s identity after death, demonstrating how no one truly knows a person... only their version of her.

A missing girl is revealed to have multiple selves, exposing how obsession blinds people to the truth of those they think they know.