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It’s both set in the Chinese republican era, both male leads are commanders, Oufits are quite similar and the settings too. Bothe has the he fell first and fell harder trope

Both are at in the Chinese republican era and has similar sets and style. Both leads fall in love with a woman and fell harder.

This is also set in the Chinese republican era and with similar styles and costumes. Both fight for their rights

This is also set in the Chinese republican era with almost the same sets and styles. They all fight to survive

This is also set in the Chinese republican era with almost the same sets and styles. They all fight to survive

This is also set in the Chinese republican era with almost the same sets and styles. They all fight to survive

This is also set in the Chinese republican era with almost the same sets and styles. They all fight to survive

This is also set in the Chinese republican era with almost the same sets and styles. They all fight to survive

This is also set in the Chinese republican era with almost the same sets and styles. They all fight to survive

This is also set in the Chinese republican era with almost the same sets and styles. They all fight to survive

This is also set in the Chinese republican era with almost the same sets and styles. They all fight to survive

A female forensic doctor who died unjustly and then traveled back to the Republic of China era, a powerful and ambitious police chief, and a shocking massacre that wiped out an entire family in Shuncheng, all lead to a twenty-year-old unsolved mystery. Watch as the female forensic doctor navigates the power struggles within a wealthy family, and how she teams up with the police chief to solve numerous bizarre cases. Together, they are invincible!

This is also set in the Chinese republican era with almost the same sets and styles. They all fight to survive

set in china’s republican era which is a direct theme in both of these dramas. they share the same airing platform iqiyi, moreover both male leads play powerful figures in the political industry.

Lin Yi Ran, who worked in Beijing, returned to her hometown due to her mother's illness. She then took the civil service exam and landed a position in Taohua Town's Economic Development Office. Seeing the traditional Xuan paper industry, exemplified by the millennium Xuan family, struggling to survive, Lin Yi Ran worked tirelessly to help the industry overcome its difficulties. By developing a Xuan paper notebook business, securing orders for Xuan paper wallpaper in Beijing, and organizing the "Four Treasures of the Study" Cultural Festival, she helped the Taohua Town Xuan paper industry overcome its difficulties.