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Ji Shu is a young writer of popular novels. His books are a hit among their many fans, but he is a writer blighted by emotional apathy and pessimism. His novels ultimately reflect this bleak outlook and almost universally end in tragedy. In many ways, he is the quintessential BE (bad ending) writer. By contrast, Song Yan Qi is an optimistic film and drama series planner. She loves happy ending (HE) stories. Song Yan Qi would like to adapt a Ji Shu novel for the screen but would ideally like to ensure the story ends happily – something Ji Shu cannot accept. But the duo’s lives are thrown into chaos when they are sucked into the world of the novel. As they begin to “live” the lives of Ji Shu’s characters, they begin to “rewrite” the story – and become drawn to one another. But will their own love stories end in joy – or sadness?

Ji Shu is a young writer of popular novels. His books are a hit among their many fans, but he is a writer blighted by emotional apathy and pessimism. His novels ultimately reflect this bleak outlook and almost universally end in tragedy. In many ways, he is the quintessential BE (bad ending) writer. By contrast, Song Yan Qi is an optimistic film and drama series planner. She loves happy ending (HE) stories. Song Yan Qi would like to adapt a Ji Shu novel for the screen but would ideally like to ensure the story ends happily – something Ji Shu cannot accept. But the duo’s lives are thrown into chaos when they are sucked into the world of the novel. As they begin to “live” the lives of Ji Shu’s characters, they begin to “rewrite” the story – and become drawn to one another. But will their own love stories end in joy – or sadness?

Workplace rookie Wang Cui Hua unexpectedly finds herself inside the world of a novel, where she crosses paths with Zhang San, another transmigrator—this time, a hidden king who has been biding his time for a decade. One struggling against fate, the other concealing power behind a façade, the two join forces to survive. As schemes unfold and alliances shift, they must face not only the dangers within the story but also the cruel prophecy that one of them will not live to see the flourishing world they’ve worked so hard to build.

In both stories female lead comes to the country side after having a conflict in her job. Both stories have a male lead living in the country side village who is popular among the people in the village.

FL's parents were also murdered and she suspects her in-laws.
secondary he also suspects the younger son of her in-laws (ML), who was absolutely innocent but kept getting involved and was hurt multiple times
the FL and the ML got together even though they knew what difficulties they had to face (i mean the FL fell for her husband's brother but no offense, he liked her tooooooo.)and there were times of hardships where they almost broke up, but still believed and trusted each other and lived a happy life , and the chemistry was OF THE CHARTS!!!!!!!
in summary, it was the same suspicion and family disputes and her in-laws hurting her and would even plan to kill her and all the violence and stuff

If you loved "I'm the Most Beautiful Count" for the portrayal of a kathoey main character who is taken seriously as a complex human being, then you might want to check out "Headman Lee of Sri Baan Yen".
Both main character are kathoey who leave their previous lives in the beauty/entertainment industry and get into local politics / a revolution. Both a comedies that mostly laugh *with* the main character instead of at them. (What's different is that Lee doesn't have a love interest, unfortunately.)

It’s almost the same exact plot in a shorter format. Both have a dominant FL office worker who finds out the ML is secretly submissive, and they come up with an arrangement so they can both get what they want. Even the covers are similar.

Similar premise with MCs that transmigrated from modern world into a novel. Have many comedic moments too. The FL is not the MC of the original novel.

The difference is How Dare You background conflict more focused on Palace Politics and Love Game in Eastern Fantasy more focused on Wuxia(?) thingy

They're both simple sweet young romances that will leave you with a wide grin. They're both quite short as well so they act like a quick dose of sunshine.

- Empress FL, Soldier/bodyguard/general ML
-Both leads are ambitious, cunning, protective towards their other half
-In the starting of the story both ML & FL were in utterly disheveled state, but with their intelligence they rose and fought together for their ambitions
- ML's were very protective, emotionally supporting, supported FL's every decision and been their backbone from beginning to end
-Both FL had been married to another man

Shameless/flirty/lightly scheming male lead who lives and breathes to bother the other male lead. The shameless one also lives life with a nothing-to-lose attitude due to hitting emotional rock bottoms. Many comedic, light-hearted, and silly moments. Many characters have an established gay/queer/bi identity.

Love after Addiction is a spin-off of Addicted (released 10 years ago). The relationship dynamics between the two male leads have similar vibes, but are still done differently. Youxi seems to have become another version of the shameless Guhai who needs the other male lead as "medicine". Also, both have many goofy, lighthearted, and warm moments worthy of rewatch.

Both plots sound VERY similar, with FL being a common girl unskilled in literary or arts that suddenly finds herself as the most talented woman and ends up getting help from and falling in love with the most talented man.

Both are

Female Lead -Focused Thrillers...

WhereThe female lead is super mysterious, and has died or disappered at one point and others investigate her life to find out more.....

bruh it's literally the same
1: the male lead is accused of a crime
2: the female lead helps him get through that moment, supports him by giving him a place to live and food, and also gives him emotional support
3: the male lead is a famous idol who loses everything because of an accusation
4: the female lead was a fan of the male lead before meeting him and hides it from him
5: at first, the female lead is in love with the male lead just externally because she was a fan, but later she falls in love with who he really is
6: the male lead isn’t supported by anyone until his agency abandons him; the only one who supports him is the female lead
7: maybe in this series the male lead isn’t a dol-i like the male lead from Idol i, but he’s very charismatic and sometimes a little bipolar
when you watch Spring of Youth, you realize the plot has that same Idol i vibe, so if you liked Idol i, trust me, you’re going to love Spring of Youth