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Suzuri Kanna is married to Suzuri Kakeru. After 15 years of marriage, Kakeru suddenly dies in an accident. Prior to the accident, their marriage was going through difficulties and they were on bad terms with each other. Now, Kanna is about to start her new life. At that time, she obtains a way time travel through time. She travels to the past and she meets young Kakeru, right before she met him for the first time. Seeing the younger Kakeru, she realizes that she loved him and she falls in love with him again. She decides to save him from his death that happens 15 years later.

Both of the series have perfectly captured the essence of nostalgia, taking viewers back to a time when life was simpler and more intimate. The creators of these 2 dramas have gone to great lengths to ensure that every detail, from the fashion(hair style, cloths, not much make up), and technology are accurate to the time period, thereby providing the audience with an authentic trip down memory lane.

Third-year emergency medicine resident Tin has to cope with a deluge of different patients every day. Up until the eighteenth, that is. Tin's life is transformed when university student Tol's car is overturned, and he's rushed to the emergency room in serious condition. That night doesn't end when Tin fails to save Tol's life, though. When Tin next wakes, he finds himself in a time loop, a loop he won't be able to leave until he's altered Tol's fate.

- both the leads being friends since elementary school
- misunderstanding and a guy ruins their friendship
- love triangle btwn 2 best friends and a guy
- present and past story of the MLs

Both Our Unwritten Seoul and Love All Play touch on themes of repairing family connections. Also, main leads in both, have to deal with heavy personal issues while growing closer together.

Similar vibe with mystery and case solving.
Male lead getting poisoned and lacks martial arts but yet powerful when time calls.
There is slight bromance and friendships in both dramas.
In both drama there is conspiracy theories and a masked villain :)

Enemies to lovers working towards the same end game. Though the leads in D&D are not as crazy, the tension and chemistry between both dramas are great. Also historical/period dramas that lean into political themes.

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.

Both of Legend of the Female General and Key to the Phoenix Heart got the perfect blend of rich historical detail, gripping war drama that the audience/viewers are looking for.

Both female leads disguise themselves as men to join the military, with the story unfolding in academy or training camp settings. They are portrayed as exceptionally strong, talented, and capable, standing out among their peers. A strong sense of brotherhood emerges as they form deep bonds with their male comrades, where friendship, trust, and loyalty take center stage.

Both stories share the element of a strong female lead who disguises herself as a man to join the army and earn her own achievements. They are both war-themed, feature cross-dressing, and highlight a determined, capable heroine.

The story bears similarities to others where the female lead disguises herself as a man, rising to become a formidable general celebrated for her military achievements. Despite her loyalty and dedication, she experiences a form of betrayal from someone she once trusted, forcing her to confront painful truths. This turning point leads her to undergo a profound change of identity, marking the start of a new chapter in her life.

Liang Chen Mei Jin is a captivating, female-led historical drama set in the grandeur of the Ming Dynasty. It tells the tale of Gu Jin Chao, a determined woman granted a second chance at life through rebirth. After enduring a tragic past, she awakens in her younger body, resolved to alter her fate and seize control of her destiny. Caught between men of differing loyalties and motives, she must navigate a dangerous web of palace intrigue, familial strife, and deep emotional entanglements. Armed with sharp wit and unyielding resolve, Gu Jin Chao defies the constraints of a patriarchal world, confronting not only her adversaries but also the very expectations imposed upon women of her era. Blending romance, revenge, and political scheming, all set against the opulence of Ming court life, Liang Chen Mei Jin offers a rich and thrilling journey for admirers of powerful heroines and reincarnation tales, a story of empowerment, love, and second chances.

In the ashes of the fallen Anxia Kingdom, Princess Feng Miao Jun walks a path shadowed by loss.
Upon the winds of fate comes Yun Ya, the cold and merciless master of Wei, yet in his eyes flickers a light she cannot name.
Bound by threads unseen, they journey together with Master Mo Ti Zhun, sage of a thousand stratagems, and Saintess Han Yue, whose grace rivals the moon.
Against the rising tide of Heavenly Demons, their blades sing, their hearts endure.
Through blood and fire, trust blooms; through love and sorrow, power awakens, until they stand as legends who defy the heavens themselves.

It is a coming-of-age story where two friends first meet at 13 years old and spend the course of 14 years remaining close and sharing experiences in both friendship and romance.