If you like the two main actors together, and they indeed have good chemistry, you can try their first collaboration. Not the same vibe though. Love and bid farewell is a highly toxic relationship.
ML’s character reminds me very much of Xu Feng’s demon lord persona. Same vibe, sake pining after the FL, between love and hate, and having a complicated past .
The opening scenes are so similar you can’t help but wonder if it’s a rip off of the save story. Except that the girl wants to kill the night deity in SD whereas the FL was thankful for his help in MM…
FL's challenges with being a businesswoman in times where social conventions would rather have her stay in the courtyard being a dutiful and obedient wife. Both FL prove very successful in their businesses with emphasis on the beginnings of industrialization in China, but not so lucky in love. Both FL get married without love, but in Nothing Gold can stay, FL falls in love with first husband, whereas FL in Girls Fighting Fate is separated from her true love and forced to marry his brother. Close in period, NGCS is very end of the Qing Dynasty, whereas GFF is Republican era, right after the fall of the Qing Dynasty.
Slice of life, same vibe of city girl adjusting to Kazakh traditions and way of life and meeting love there .
If you are into a vampire story during Republican era…
Same plot device of fragile young woman who is the redemption of older blase male vampire .
Same plot device of fragile young woman who is the redemption of older blase male vampire .
Fall from grace and riches for a young born woman who ends up working as a maid.
Both women are entangled with royalty.
Angsty stories.
Both women are entangled with royalty.
Angsty stories.
If you want another drama with a character suffering from face blindness. This time it's ML.
Otherwise, these stories don't have much in common. When I see your face is not a fantasy drama.
Otherwise, these stories don't have much in common. When I see your face is not a fantasy drama.
Spar time period, republican era.
Same vibe with the obsessive warlord ML, misunderstanding and toxic relationship with the FL with a miscarriage, and 2FL who schemes to marry the ML, and takes advantage of a drunken night to pass for the FL that the ML is still obsessed and in love with.
Of course, no one does it better than Wallace Chung, but it’s the same mood.
Same vibe with the obsessive warlord ML, misunderstanding and toxic relationship with the FL with a miscarriage, and 2FL who schemes to marry the ML, and takes advantage of a drunken night to pass for the FL that the ML is still obsessed and in love with.
Of course, no one does it better than Wallace Chung, but it’s the same mood.
Portrait of a woman in 90s China, both are stories about personal development. In both stories FL has a husband who gets in the way of the FL’s ambitions and doesn’t “deserve” her and who gets to meet a soulmate, but in Xing Fu, unfortunately, FL does not divorce… sigh..
Age gap between ML and FL, arranged marriage with a general that gradually turns into a true romance. FL is a concubine’s daughter in a family that uses her and mistreats her.
Republican era, revenge, FL has married ML’s father as a concubine and he sure ain’t happy about it.
