One is historical Wuxia, one is Xianxia with elements of Wuxia. Despite the different genres, Legend of the Female General and Love in the Clouds share some common denominators. Due to family circumstances, the female leads in both dramas must pretend to be a man ever since they were young. Growing up as a man, they both successfully become a general, and the other a warrior god and crown prince. Beside them are powerful men ready to give them the support that they need. These two dramas also explore the flow of suspicions, growing trust, love, betrayal/breakup, love. Both also involves some trickeries done by the female leads towards the male leads as means to hide their identity while trying to get the job done.
Both Perfect Match and New Life Begins explores not only the story and journey of the main couple, but also their family and friends. While Perfect Match dedicates a number of episodes for each couple, New Life Begins mix it up, showing the story of different couples every now and then. In addition, there is a balance between humor, sisterhood, brotherhood, family, touching moments, and men who are at their wives’ mercy.
New Life Begins is like the older sister of Youthful Glory. While Youthful Glory is a light and fluffy watch, New Life Begins offer a little bit more depth and plot arcs on top of it still being a pretty light watch. Cute and intelligent female leads, plus protecting and powerful male leads, are definitely obvious similarities between these two dramas. Not to mention, both female leads come from sweet (direct) families. Arranged marriage partnership turned to lovers trope is also the core plot of both Youthful Glory and New Life Begins.
Both Legend of the Female General and The Prisoner of Beauty features smart and independent women who are able to stand up for themselves. One, a skilled general and another, a skilled strategist. Behind those women are strong, charismatic men who know their partners can do it and will always be there whenever their partners need help.
Both also features an enemies to lovers trope, although it’s more hardcore with The Prisoner of Beauty. Both also features iconic script lines, with Legend of the Female General taking the lead with such poetic and memorable script. Visual wise, both are incredibly stunning!
Both also features an enemies to lovers trope, although it’s more hardcore with The Prisoner of Beauty. Both also features iconic script lines, with Legend of the Female General taking the lead with such poetic and memorable script. Visual wise, both are incredibly stunning!

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