PagodaTree

Same male lead
Both are Xianxia
Historical setting
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Zang Hai was originally the son of the Imperial Astronomer. However, when he was young, he witnessed the murder of his entire family. Deciding on the path of revenge, Zang Hai withdrew from the scene temporarily and began training himself by learning construction and the art of war.

Ten years later, he returned to the capital as an unrecognizable figure and became—through mentoring—the adviser of his enemy, Duke Ping Jin. From the Lord's manor to the court, from an ordinary advisor to becoming the chief minister of the imperial cabinet, Zang Hai struggled in the face of treacherous political plots and battles, finally getting a chance to kill his enemy.

However, he soon discovered that not everything was as it appeared and that he had just scratched the surface of something much bigger. Facing an unknown road ahead, Zang Hai teamed up with his beloved friends to overcome and uncover the conspiracy, defending their country.

Transmigration/Isekai Setup
In both, a modern woman is transported into a fictional world and must navigate a pre?written fate.
Both dramas subvert the “original story” by placing the female lead in the role of a side character or villainess, rather than the intended heroine.

Fl is transported in a novel as a side character
FL gets tangled with the original ML while rooting for the original heroine of the story
ML also have cold and ruthless/possessive traits

- same male lead
- fantasy
-historical setting
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The both dramas happen to be of the same adaptation of the popular donghua 'How Dare You
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Both dramas follow characters who are transported from the modern world to a fictional world inspired by imperial China, with their attire reflecting the historical setting. The main female characters are transformed into villainous roles in these worlds, but despite their evil portrayals, they aren’t truly evil themselves. Instead, they seek ways to navigate their new lives and change their fate. The stories explore themes of faith and how we navigate life’s path

Both dramas feature characters who transition from the modern world to a novel-like world, where their attire reflects the style of historical imperial China. In both, the central themes revolve around faith and how we navigate our lives.

Both dramas feature characters who transition from the modern world to a novel- or game-like world, where their attire reflects the style of historical imperial China. In both, the central themes revolve around faith and how we navigate our lives.

Both are historical Chinese dramas, grounded in actual history (not xianxia), and are female-centric. Each follows a female lead navigating political struggles, trying to survive in a complex, power-driven world.

Both are historical Chinese dramas, female-centric, with the main female lead being royalty in both. Both also feature a lot of political struggles.

Both adapted from novels of the same author 'Wei Yu' and contain Modern Fantasy, adventure, romance and the leads working together to solve a mystery.