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Both are Republican Era mini dramas by the same director. Both involve one of the leads marrying/being engaged to the other's sibling who later dies; both relationships were not for love. They then cross paths with the other lead and the two team up for a united goal against their enemies, falling in love along the way. Both dramas have secondary couples, one half of which is the ML's sibling.
Both dramas are set in the near future where something has happened and some men are now able to get pregnant.
Both FLs take on the identity of a woman who has died and with the help of that woman's loyal maid enter her family while seeking revenge and justice for the wrongs done to them/their family. Both FLs are very intelligent and have medical skills. Both MLs are military.
Both couples break up due to FL having misunderstandings about the ML. The FLs return a few years later for revenge against the ML who has been raising their young son during this time.
Both are the same basic story but a different adaptation and one is much shorter length than the other.
Both are rom-coms in which the FLs are compulsive liars who keep getting caught in the lies by the ML.
Both revolve around the hardworking ML becoming separated from his doctor girlfriend who he plans to propose to at the start of a zombie apocalypse and his quest to find and save her.
Both are Republican Era mini dramas in which the characters are working to solve a series of bizarre murders.
Both are Republican Era mini dramas in which the characters are working to solve a series of bizarre murders.
Both are Republican Era mini dramas in which the characters are working to solve a series of bizarre murders.
Both are Republican Era mini dramas in which the characters are working to solve a series of bizarre murders.
Both have strong FLs who were sold off by their families/people and worked hard to rise above their fate. Both MLs are good hearted, wealthy, and devoted to the FL. Both dramas have a similar realistic and serious tone and style.
