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- MLs travel to an alternate dimension where the gender roles are reversed
- Matriarchy setting
- Fish-out-of-water MLs
- Both are comedies on social issues

Haven't watched "Better Man" but they seem to be very similar based on the trailer in terms of vibe and story.

- Matriarchy setting (kind of, since MMH is set in the present world, but FL's clan is matriarch led)
- FL forces ML to marry
- ML tries to escape from FL's home

Main story of HPM, 2nd arc of CL
- Matriarchy setting
- FL forces ML to marry
- FL is a flirty and forward princess
- ML doesn't like her at first
- ML tries to escape from FL
- Gender role reversal themes
- Comedies

- Matriarchy setting
- FL is flirty and forward, chasing ML first
- ML doesn't like her
- Gender role reversal themes
- Comedies

- Matriarchy setting
- FL is an infamous playgirl warrior princess
- Gender role reversal themes in both
- ML becomes FL's consort
- Forced marriage (one-sided)

Stories and tone are different

- Matriarchy setting
- FL forces ML to marry
- FL is a playful princess
- ML doesn't like her at first
- Role reversal themes
- Comedies

- Matriarchy setting
- FL forces ML to marry
- ML comes from a patriarchal society
- FL is an infamous playgirl princess
- Role reversal themes
- Comedies
- Same actress playing the queen in both dramas

- Atypical tomboy FL
- Gentle malewife ML
- Both have role reversal themes (ATGGU has more)
- Love square (both MCs have love rivals)
- ML has a younger sister who falls in love with a warrior type
- Similar humor types

- CEO FL (in BA she's already one, in the other she becomes one)
- Doctor ML
- Second chance romance
- Very role reversal
- Bold FL x Softspoken ML
- Flirty FL x Shy ML
- Leads have an adorable son together

- King ML that's spoiled and aloof and very devoted to FL
- Tough as nails FL that are as scheming as ML (if not more)
- Angsty love story
- Palace and political intrigue (BH is more palace-intrigue while TPoB is more war-focused)
- Similar situations where one of the leads was screwed over by the family of the other.

Honestly... If you went into The Prisoner of Beauty and were disappointed by the bait-and-switch where it turned into a slapstick romcom, then definitely give Bloody Heart a try. BH really commits to the angsty romance and darker themes all throughout. It's also less draggy.

- Modern ML in historical setting (different circumstances)
- ML is quirky and doesn't fit in historical times
- ML becomes successful using modern knowledge
- ML gets tangled with the political situation and fight for the throne
- Fighting against fate
- Themes of friendship
- Both dramas are interesting and well-crafted

- Forbidden love
- Older woman/younger man
- Rich woman/poor man
- Similar tone. Intimate, heavier dramas focused on social issues: sexism, workplace abuse, gender roles, classism, etc
- Both MLs are/were sex workers
- Both FLs come from abusive situations where they're not in control of their own lives
- FL seems calm and sweet, but is actually quite hot-tempered
- Manic pixie dream boy-core