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The story is not similar but the chemistry and acting are great in both. Match Play is about an actor and his stuntman while Killer Next Door is about a killer and his friend from highschool. I just wished both dramas were made into a full length drama instead of a vertical format one. Nonetheless, I think you'll enjoy both.

In both head over heels and khemjira a beautiful shaman has to save the person she/ he loves from a death curse.

Both fantasy/xianxia dramas.
Both have to collect stones/relics that are related to different emotions in different scenes.

The only similarity here is that everyone thinks the FL is evil and nobody likes her. But they get switched (one jumps in a novel, the other has a twin). And everyone noticed that the FL is different and actually really caring and nice.

If you liked different princess, you’ll like The inextricable destiny. Only because they both have the same FL and she has the same personality vibes which is young and lovable and does what she wants.

In the first arc, both male and female leads fell in love first time they met in the female leads kingdom.
They lose their memories of each other.
And meet again for an arranged marriage in the male lead kingdom having no memory of each other.
Both ML are scheming for political power. Both ML have a concubine (daughter of a high ranking offical, prime minister) married for power but pretend to love them. And the concubjne are jealous of the arranged marriage primarg wife, whom the ML fall in love with.

Both female leads do whatever they want, wild, brave and lovable. both male leads are very scheming.

Both have same actor as ML
- Both ML is cold and arrogant in appearance and handles every matter with smart moves.
- Both ML has powerful position.
- Both FL is smart, beautiful and energetic.
- Both ML and FL was against each other and gradually fall in love.
- Both ML and FL solve political issues together.

Both have dedicated coaches who give their utmost to help their students reach their full potential.
Beautiful growth all around.
The sports are well-represented in both dramas and will likely increase your interest in the sport overall.
Working their way up from the underdogs.
Youth
Teamwork
Overcoming what seemed impossible!

Same actress. FL in a family that doesn’t treat her well and she finds a ML to seduce and use to get revenge… and a ML who is willing to be her blade

Very similar mystery vibes. Both have a time travel aspect, both have one character who is dead in the future, both are set in high school.

En "9 años de ti", nuestros protagonistas tardaron 18 años en poder estar juntos. Sufrieron por estar separados, tuvieron sus propias relaciones y, aunque se evidenciaba la increíble amistad y amor que compartían, nunca daban el paso para formar una relación. Hasta que, finalmente, todo se alineó para que lo lograran.

Mientras que en Hanbun, Aoi, fueron 40 años hasta que, al fin, pudieron estar juntos. Al igual que los protagonistas de 9 Years of You, ellos eran amigos desde pequeños. Podemos ver sus aventuras de niños, su relación en la escuela y cómo cada uno vivió su vida sin poder dar ese paso hacia el amor, a pesar de sus verdaderos sentimientos.

Finalmente, se reencontraron, se volvieron a enamorar —ambos divorciados y con hijos—, pero esta vez nada impidió su amor, como sí había sucedido antes.

FL comes back for revenge after the death of her father.
FL uses seduction for revenge.
FL with a tragic past.
ML with childhood trauma/abuse.
Complicated feelings between the ML and FL.
Conflict surrounding the company and positions.

In both dramas all characters are close to each other like family and as growing up together they build feelings for achother.

In both dramas all characters are close to each other like family and as growing up together they build feelings for achother.

Both belong to the slice of life and melodrama genre and both are realistic with wonderful and natural characters along with excellent story telling that grips you.