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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.

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.

Both FL transmigrated to a novel
Both ML holds the title
Both series have comedic elements and romance in the story

Both dramas feature characters who transition from the modern world to a novel- or game-like world, where their attire reflects the style of historical imperial China. In both, the central themes revolve around faith and how we navigate our lives.

The both dramas happen to be of the same adaptation of the popular donghua 'How Dare You' which was aired in 2024.

Both dramas follow characters who are transported from the modern world to a fictional world inspired by imperial China

Both dramas feature characters who transition from the modern world to a novel-like world, where their attire reflects the style of historical imperial China. In both, the central themes revolve around faith and how we navigate our lives.

They're both mystery dramas directed by Li Yutong that feature two female leads (a detective and a medical examiner) with imho nice chemistry. The actress Li Yuan is also in both (as a main character in The Evidence Tells and as a guest character in Duet of Shadows).

Both dramas are centred on funeral directors and planners, and their field of work.
"The Farewell Director" focuses on a former detective transitioning to a funeral director, whereas "Hodonaku, Owakare Desu" tells the story of a young intern working at a funeral company (Bando Kaikan), learning the ropes from an experienced mentor, highlighting themes of growth and mentorship in the funeral industry.

Both dramas are made by the same director Lao Suan
They’re very well produced and written, and you can really feel the director's signature style throughout, from the map-style opening sequences to the music choices.
Some of the cast overlaps as well, so you'll spot quite a few familiar faces.
While the premises and stories are very different, both dramas explore human nature and what it takes to hold onto one’s humanity in a hellish environment.

-Both the female leads are strong and badass
-Both of them lose memory at the starting of the drama
-There is revenge
-ML is protective of FL and helps her with her revenge.

As manager of a dessert shop, Cheng Mu has only one desire: to make his shop the best in the business. Working hard to make that dream come true, Cheng Mu is overjoyed when his shop begins to grow in popularity. But with that popularity comes the attention of those he would rather avoid, namely snobby food bloggers who think more of themselves than the food they’re reviewing. Among the most popular food bloggers is Jiang Si Han, a wealthy food blogger with a dedicated following. Following the rumors surrounding Cheng Mu’s shop, Si Han arrives to find out for herself what all of the fuss is about. Skeptical at first, Cheng Mu’s delicious desserts eventually win Si Han over. Of course, having a kid as cute as Rui Rui around to tear down Si Han’s defenses only made winning her over that much easier. Finding herself returning to Cheng Mu’s shop more and more frequently, Si Han can’t deny the feelings that stir, every time she’s there. With a heart growing more fond of Cheng Mu and Rui Rui by the day, will Si Han find her life taking a rather unexpected turn?

Both dramas have ML character abandoned by their siblings and forced to take good care of their nephew, and FL characters' conflict with theur family.

However in the Spring Fever, the nephew is no longer a baby but a teenager, and instead of being orphanized, the nephew was abandoned by his living single mother (ML''s sister). However, everytime seeing Our Universe, it reminds me of Spring Fever's ML when his nephew was a baby and he was forced to take good care of his nephew, and even in SF the ML must take good care of his nephew alone.

"Tradition. History. Pride. Struggle. Reflection. Courage. Beyond that, there is innovation. Don't lose your dream. Wake up." In a world shaped by the dreams we see in our sleep, ZEZTZ enters people’s dreams as an agent on a mission. Equipped with a cutting-edge Rider belt worn across the chest, ZEZTZ brings a bold new form to the battle.

-Chinese lgbtq drama
- Actor MLs
-The main leads are former classmates
-MLs get into a scandal
-Childhood friends reunion