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Secret identities
resistance movements
dangerous missions,
action and romance during the Japanese occupation of Korea.

Here two stories about a romance between à Korean woman in her 30s, whom after years dedicated to her work and a painful breakup, develops an interest for a new younger colleague.

Both stories follow the lives of three young men striving for success in their careers.
I hope it features good comedy, much like "Welcome to Waikiki."

Both are mystery dramas focusing on investigating crimes commited against women. Under the Moonlight is historical with a FL, Fragments of Truth is shorter with a ML looking for his sister.

Both offer an immersive European-inspired royal fantasy setting filled with palace intrigue, political schemes, power struggles, complicated romances, and betrayal. They also share that grand, fairytale-like atmosphere, with elaborate costumes, beautiful palace settings, and strong female characters navigating the complexities of royalty.

Two ruthless female assassins are running free on the streets in Seoul. You better catch them fast on your tv

Storng FL.
Emotionally layered characters carrying personal and family struggles.
Natural chemistry and emotional growth.

Two stories about Korean men sharing their lives with a wife that is secretly a spy for one and a secret agent killer for the other.

Both K-dramas feature a magical element—something they found on the street from a random old man—that causes them to switch bodies or lives. In “Dive into You,” it's a camera, and in “Golden Spoon,” it's a spoon.

Both The Sound of Sugar Cubes and Payback have stories that revolve around betrayal, regret, revenge, and executive and promising star romance.

Both The Sound of Sugar Cubes and Payback have stories that revolve around betrayal, regret, revenge, and and executive and promising star romance.

Both The Sound of Sugar Cubes and Payback have stories that revolve around betrayal, regret, revenge, and and executive and promising star romance.

- Both has the same female lead (Lu Yu Xiao)
- Both has a theme with tech/VR.
In Love between lines, its a mystery VR game.

Just a thought if you would like a another drama with VR (Virtual Reality) Involved When i meet the moon is new, but if you haven't Love between Lines is a catch and soo good!

More expanded stories and similar game like objectives. I thought it had some parallels but Spirealm is better in my opinion.

Ashida Mana has unrequited feelings for a friend in this much better film about cross-generational friendships, the enjoyment of BL and learning to make manga.