Recommendations

-both have smart protagonists
-amazingggg character development
-all the girls are smart/strong
-the mysteries are very interesting and leads to a deeper plot

they are both fire and yaoi and yuri coded trust gng i watched both for queer baiting of it all i am queer and i love baiting

Both heroines are delightfully crazy and ruthless. The male leads match them in both madness and cruelty.

The fearless heroines refuse to be pushed around. Step by step they strike back at the people who wronged them. Along the way, a loyal, courageous ally shows up, ready to help them carry out their rightful revenge.

In both dramas, the main girls go all-in on getting payback against the people who hurt them. A brave prince helps the FL with her revenge.

In both dramas, the female leads ruthlessly take revenge on their tormentors. They also get entangled in an intense relationship with the ML, who’s carefully carrying out his own revenge plan as well.

Both share the same concept of trying to change the past or present in order to change the future and save their loved one.

- Matriarchy setting
- Gender role reversal
- Flirty FL x Tsundere ML
- FL chases ML first

Plots are quite different, but the vibes are similar.

- Matriarchy setting
- Thorough gender role reversal
- Cool, supportive FL x Quirky, cute ML
- Both FLs are gentlewoman types
- Both MLs are atypical and have to become coquettish to seduce FL

Though the settings are different, I couldn't help but think of TOHoMaY while watching FMMTDXHL because the role reversal and matriarchy aspects are so well done in both.

- Arranged/forced marriages where the MLs marry into FL's family (matriarchy in FMMTDXHL, patriarchy in MLG)
- Both MLs are quirky and coquettish (in MLG he's more scheming while in FMMTDXHL he isn't)
- Both FLs are strong, tough warriors
- Gender role reversal in both

In both series, the central mystery isn't a typical generic crime but a personal case that fractured the protagonist's life. For 'Nine Puzzles,' it's the unsolved murder of her uncle; for 'The Price of Confession,' it's her husband's murder and the subsequent legal and moral fallout.

Both dramas are similar in that they are both dark, interconnected crime thrillers that explore the high cost and moral fallout of a murder and the subsequent desperate actions of the people involved.

Both have similar story

1- huge fan working with a fallen star.

2-background story of the fan having an encounter with the star before working together.

3- Chinese/Taiwanese dramas so same language

4- arrogant star and innocent lovely fan

5- different end but same vibes

- Similar themes surrounding uncertainty and trust

- Slowly unwrapping of the mystery filled tense plot with layers

- very character driven

both dramas feature hard-working, independent FLs who keep getting involved in royal conspiracies because of their relationships with the MLs. the MLs are loyal and protective but trapped into working for the royal family. most of the story is about the FL working to take care of herself and her family, and both feature found families that the MLs become a part of.