Dynamite Kiss

If you enjoy office rom-coms, this one is such a treat. The chemistry between the leads is instant, and the playful teasing keeps you smiling through every awkward, flirty moment. You’ll find yourself laughing at the hilarious misunderstandings while also rooting for them as their relationship slowly grows. The side characters aren’t just filler—they add their own charm and humor, making the whole office feel alive. It’s the kind of show that pulls you in, makes you care about every little interaction, and keeps you hooked until the very last episode. Both are office romcom

Its not an exact dupe, but both are baby workplaces office romance although different-ish genres; this ones more comedy but oh my baby is slow burn/melo.

Rich CEO ML, poor FL being bullied, Cinderella transformation in the first episode.. similar vibe.
Fated to love you is one of d K dramas (and its OSTs) will linger in the mind long after the drama has ended

Both are set in the workplace, with fake relationships and melodramatic dangers galore. If you enjoy giggling and kicking your feet at the romcom clichés of Dynamite Kiss, then you will also enjoy When the Phone Rings.

- Both dramas are based on a past relationship that didn’t work out. Later, the FL starts working at the male lead’s company.
- Poor FL, rich CEO ML
- Hardworking and strong female leads imo!

They both have the lie-driven plot. Frustrating, but the character development is present, so i think it has at least compensated. The characters without the lie are all loveable. But if not for the lie, the plot will not move forward, so you want it to end but unknowingly, we enjoy it because of the lie established.

Both are a great watch despite the frustrating lie :)

The 2nd lead female are also loveable in both. Veronica Park and Ha Yeong <3


Will be waiting for more dramas where in the trope be inverted. We want a rich female lead. QOT

Both offer a fun, exaggerated take on modern romance, using dramatic tropes to create a compelling, often hilarious, path to love.

The plot about fake dating for a profit/gain of sorts and then turning into real feelings with the ex still being a influential character in the story.

The tension are the same in both, they both happened to run into each other. This kiss scenes are everything in both of these!

I don't know what to say, I just get the same feeling.... :)))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))))

Both dramas rely heavily on the "fake relationship" or "fake identity" trope within a workplace romantic comedy setting to drive the main plot and explore the growing feelings between the leads, dealing with many hilarious misunderstandings along the way.

Both shows feature intriguing "fake wife/husband" themes that add a layer of excitement to the plots. Plus, the tension of a love triangle weaves through each storyline, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats!

Kong Ji Hyeok est chef de l'équipe Mother TF dans une entreprise de produits pour bébés. Brillant, calme et passionné, il travaille avec passion. Un jour, une collègue, Ko Da Rim, l'embrasse soudainement. Cette situation le met dans une position délicate, car elle est mariée.

De son côté, Ko Da Rim, célibataire et à la recherche d'un emploi, décroche un poste d'intérimaire dans l'entreprise où travaille Kong Ji Hyeok. Elle ment sur sa situation et prétend être mariée et mère d'un enfant. Elle travaille désormais sous les ordres de Kong Ji Hyeok au sein de l'équipe Mother TF. Son seul objectif est d'obtenir un poste permanent, mais elle commence à éprouver des sentiments pour lui.