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The Crown Prince loses his Crown Princess. Both her names mean 'Moon', she loses her memories and suffers from amnesia. Magic/the supernatural saves her. There is an evil minister who wants him to marry his daughter and father a son to be the next king. There is also a another prince who gets sidelined.

All of Us Are Dead and Zomvivor are both horror shows that are Zombie Outbreak in school settings where victims of a virus/illness are turned into zombies and include students and faculty alike.

All of Us Are Dead is a South Korean production.
Zomvivor is a Thai production.

This drama also belong to the forbidden romance genre where a male lead is not human (bound by cosmic rules, fate, or contracts) and the female lead is human, pulling him into emotions he “shouldn’t” have.

Kirigaya Kota, leader of the national idol group "LiKE LEGEND," has decided from past experiences that he will "never have a special partner." However, one day, he happened to walk into a diner and meet Wakaume Sahoko, an introverted girl who works there, and that's where it all began.

At first, Kota is determined to get Sahoko to become his fan, but before he knows it, he is drawn to her hard work. While they are thrown into a tailoring rage by Kota's scandals and the appearance of a love rival?! What will become of their love...?

Meanwhile, Nanase Emika, a national actress who fell in love with LiKE LEGEND's Yuma Kanato when she saw him on screen as a child and entered the entertainment industry, struggles to somehow get closer to Kanato. But Kanato doesn't see her as a girl... And then, Likere's Kurusu Haru, Haruna Yu, and Naruse Issei disrupt the four's romance...!

Kirigaya Kota, leader of the national idol group "LiKE LEGEND," has decided from past experiences that he will "never have a special partner." However, one day, he happened to walk into a diner and meet Wakaume Sahoko, an introverted girl who works there, and that's where it all began.

At first, Kota is determined to get Sahoko to become his fan, but before he knows it, he is drawn to her hard work. While they are thrown into a tailoring rage by Kota's scandals and the appearance of a love rival?! What will become of their love...?

Meanwhile, Nanase Emika, a national actress who fell in love with LiKE LEGEND's Yuma Kanato when she saw him on screen as a child and entered the entertainment industry, struggles to somehow get closer to Kanato. But Kanato doesn't see her as a girl... And then, Likere's Kurusu Haru, Haruna Yu, and Naruse Issei disrupt the four's romance...!

Another fusion sageuk with a time-slip premise, except this time it’s a Joseon scholar who suddenly finds himself in modern-day Seoul. What makes it shine isn’t just the clever historical twist but how beautifully it balances romance, humor, and history and the lead chemistry is still considered legendary. Both even use a similar time-travel mechanism tied to text , so if you like the idea of history being bent by love and fate, this one’s a must-watch.

In "I Belonged to Your World", the FL's son travels back in time to prevent his mother from having a bad life. I got that same sentiment in "Twelve Letters".

In both dramas, the sons of of the FL's are selfless about their parents.

Two souls find each other in the darkest times of their lives, becoming a support, a guiding light, a hope for each other.

These films offer a blend of romance, personal challenges, and heartfelt storytelling that fans of "Love Untangled" may find appealing.

Makoto, 29, is a sales clerk at the advertising agency Adraisa, and dreams of a happy family. She is a hard worker and admired by her colleagues, but in her private life, she is devoted to her selfish and self-centered boyfriend, Hayato, with whom she has been living for three years.

One day, she finds out that he has been cheating on her with a junior colleague, Kawatani, and breaks up with him, but at the same time, she loses her home... The one who reaches out to her is Odagiri, the department manager who is known as the "Yakuza boss" at work because of his cold-heartedness.

Until they find a new place to live, Makoto ends up living with Odagiri at his house. Odagiri's face is unexpectedly sweet, toying with Makoto. However, he has a hidden side as the young boss of a yakuza gang...

Both dramas share a captivating time-travel premise: a modern-day woman is suddenly transported back to a historical era, bringing her 21st-century personality—and wardrobe—into a completely different world. One unforgettable scene in Bon Appétit, Your Majesty perfectly mirrors this setup: the female lead finds herself in a royal palace, still dressed in modern clothes, high heels, and holding her handbag—confused and hilariously out of place. It brings an immediate déjà vu moment for fans of Faith, where a similarly bewildered heroine from the present ends up in the past.

While Faith explores the fascinating clash of ancient medicine and modern science through the eyes of a doctor, Bon Appétit, Your Majesty takes a more lighthearted and flavorful route by focusing on cooking. The female lead introduces modern culinary techniques and dishes to the historical court, creating both comedic and heartfelt moments.

Though different in tone—Faith being more serious and dramatic, and Bon Appétit leaning toward romantic comedy—they both deliver a compelling blend of history, fantasy, and personal growth. If you’re looking for a time-travel drama with a strong female lead, unexpected romance, and the charm of modern sensibilities clashing with tradition, Bon Appétit, Your Majesty is a must-watch!

This paragraph in the original MD book is crazy!!
The male protagonist is a great monk of the fox clan, who glanced at the matchless goddess when he was young, and has never forgotten since then, willing to incarnate as a killing god in the clan, wearing several fake faces on his face, and no one knows his name and true appearance.
The heroine Ji Tanyin, because of her sincere obsession with craftsmen, flew to become a god, and went down to take away the left hand of the male protagonist (originally it was the hand of the god Taihe), although she approached with a purpose, but she also sincerely protected the male protagonist, wanting to wait until he naturally died of old age before taking it.
The male protagonist is sensitive and suspicious, from the very beginning of the female protagonist's appearance, he has already suspected the identity of the female protagonist, and even once accidentally killed the female protagonist's body in the mortal world, but only regretted that she died, patted the ash on her body and left, because he didn't care at that time.
After gradually getting along and getting acquainted, he saw the heroine's brilliant craftsmanship, and was also moved by her sincere enthusiasm, and after the heroine tried her best to protect him and heal his injuries, Genzhong let Tan Yin see his true face and told her his name.
This kind of never caring, to reluctant, ambiguous pulling is simply true.

Both synopses revolve around young women who become involved with supernatural beings, specifically sea princes or gods, and are drawn into complex conspiracies and conflicts within their realms. Sacrifice, forbidden areas, and secrets play significant roles in both stories. Additionally, mistaken identities, love triangles, and the blurred lines between good and evil are common themes in both narratives.