both main couples are separated for 6 or 7 years and could not reunited due to misunderstandings. In both dramas, they have to rebuild their trust, among other things by a married life with each other. In both dramas the male lead is a successful lawyer. Although they are different dramas, they have their similarities, so you might like the other.
In Autumn's Concerto there is much more about the history from when they got to know each other in the first place and there is a bigger part of the ML having to grow up and find himself, while in My Sunshine he is practically already grown up as a student.
In Autumn's Concerto there is much more about the history from when they got to know each other in the first place and there is a bigger part of the ML having to grow up and find himself, while in My Sunshine he is practically already grown up as a student.
Yuki Rio, the daughter of an old, prestigious family in Kyoto with over 1,000 years of history, enters into an arranged marriage at the age of 16 with a man she’s never met. Her husband is Takamine Masatomo, a handsome CEO in the IT industry. Every year on her birthday, she would receive 50 million yen, making their relationship one based solely on money. One day, after ten years had passed with no contact, Rio decided to move to Tokyo. She asks her husband, whom she’s meeting for the first time, for a divorce. On the other hand, Takamine finds himself unexpectedly attracted to Rio and doesn’t want a divorce. Thus begins a romantic battle between a wife who wants a divorce and a husband who refuses to let her go.
Both dramas deal with a single parent raising a son, while the other had no clue about the kid's existence. In AC, it's a single mom but in TKFH it's a single dad. Somehow the parent that left crosses path with the kid, spent time bonding with him and grew fond of him. When they found out the kid was theirs, they go through a custody battle.
Em geral os dramas parecem ser muito diferentes, um é wuxia e o outro se passa em tempos modernos e reais. A semelhança entre os dois, na minha opinião é o relacionamento e a história entre os casais dos dois doramas. Ambos tem mal entendidos ao longo do seu caminho no amor. Os relacionamentos não são aprovados pelas respectivas mães dos protagonistas masculinos. Após anos separados os protagonistas não conseguem mais acreditar na amada por se sentirem traídos pensando terem sido abandonados, e, apesar de ainda amarem elas, fazem de tudo pra machucá-las porque a dor em seu coração é muito profunda.
Valeu a pena assistir! Chorei, sorri, torci e passei nervoso assistindo as séries. O roteiro te mantém submerso na historia.
In general the dramas seem to be very different, one is wuxia and the other is set in modern and real times. The similarity between the two, in my opinion, is the relationship and history between the two doramas' couples. Both have misunderstandings along their way in love. Relationships are not approved by the respective mothers of the male protagonists. After years apart the protagonists can no longer believe in their beloved because they feel betrayed thinking they have been abandoned, and although they still love them, they do everything to hurt them because the pain in their heart is too deep.
It was worth watching! I cried, smiled, cheered and spent nervousness watching the series. The script keeps you submerged in history.
Valeu a pena assistir! Chorei, sorri, torci e passei nervoso assistindo as séries. O roteiro te mantém submerso na historia.
In general the dramas seem to be very different, one is wuxia and the other is set in modern and real times. The similarity between the two, in my opinion, is the relationship and history between the two doramas' couples. Both have misunderstandings along their way in love. Relationships are not approved by the respective mothers of the male protagonists. After years apart the protagonists can no longer believe in their beloved because they feel betrayed thinking they have been abandoned, and although they still love them, they do everything to hurt them because the pain in their heart is too deep.
It was worth watching! I cried, smiled, cheered and spent nervousness watching the series. The script keeps you submerged in history.
The story centers on a girl who is told she only has six months to live. In the spring of her first year of high school, she confessed to a boy who is in the same class, even though it's their first time meeting. The two gradually grow closer as lovers, and on her birthday, they go to see the 'Strawberry Moon', which is said to be a time when you will be forever bound to the person you love if you watch it together.
An ordinary high school student, Min Ah lives with her mother, who occasionally acts like a child. Min Ah is a shy girl who does not have a lot of friends. That is why she doesn't enjoy school that much. The only thing that is fun for her is to watch Ki Soo, the boy who works in front of her school controlling traffic. He's a little crazy. Min Ah lives with the hope that someday she will also meet the fateful love of her life, just like the love that Ki Soo once had with an older student from her school. One day, a new family moves into the villa one floor below Min Ah. It's the family of Young Jae, a college student. Young Jae tries to be overly friendly because they are new neighbours. Min Ah's mother prematurely assumes that Min Ah has a new boyfriend, and Young Jae simply goes along with her. One day, Min Ah falls for one of Young Jae's tricks.
Saimori Miyo was the unfortunate child of a loveless, arranged marriage. After her mother died, her father brought in his lover and her own daughter, Kaya. From then on, Miyo's life was reduced to that of a mere servant. Even worse, while Kaya inherited the family's psychic abilities, Miyo had none—she was truly the daughter with no merit. After years of being treated like dirt, Miyo has learned to keep her head down, hide her pain, and obey every order. So, it comes as no surprise that she is arranged to be married to Kudo Kiyoka, a military captain rumored to be so cruel that he has driven away every one of his potential wives so far. From a painful upbringing to a painful marriage, that's the future that awaits Miyo—or so she thinks. Contrary to her expectations, her new husband is actually kind-hearted. What really awaits Miyo is a blissful, everlasting marriage full of happiness!
Yae, an unremarkable girl working in a café and living with a friend, finds herself unable to afford rent when her friend suddenly gets married, and she loses her job in the same day! It’s only when her boyfriend dumps her that she finally hits rock bottom. She’s at her wits’ end when her childhood friend Takumi suddenly reappears into her life. Takumi suggests that Yae take on a part-time job as his “fake wife” for the next six months. He has his reasons for wanting people to think he’s married. Yae has no other choice but to accept his proposal, and in return receives housing and living expenses for playing the role of his “fake wife.” So begins a “fake marriage” with a time limit. Unbeknownst to Yae, she was Takumi’s first love, even though she thinks of him as nothing more than a childhood friend. Takumi struggles awkwardly but earnestly to win Yae’s heart and find true love. Even though their marriage starts as a sham, will the day come when this couple can become something more?
