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the FL is a powerful and caring demon and the ML is a poor human with a tragic past. both are about the conflict between humans and demons and have sweet romances.

Long time friends to lovers theme! The trailer immediately reminded me of this drama! Comedy and Romance.

Both dramas set in the dynasty where the China revolt the Japanese who invade the China . Both dramas has same cast as Chen Duling. Another similar thing is that the characters are scheming many trick to deal with the Japanese to get freedom for China

The storyline of both is similar; they are different versions of " Save Myself".

Both FL strives to escape their terrible family situations

Duan Xiu Zi met Li Ming Yu for the first time at a wedding. She was stunningly beautiful but with the look of a good girl. She was forced by her family to paint the bride and groom, and Xiu Zi commented: “Boring woman”. But in the blink of an eye, Ming Yu gives him a big surprise! She cold-bloodedly destroyed her painting herself, ruining the bride's wedding. This aroused Xiu Zi's interest, and the two had a one-night stand before Ming Yu disappeared without a trace. Xiu Zi was fascinated and desperate to find her again...

a group of misfits unite to take care of a child. broker is a bit more of a serious movie but both were enjoyable.

Both MLs have heart conditions and a past connection with the FL. Both dramas involve a character (ML vs. SML) discovering he has a young son he didn't know existed. Both dramas have a similar feel.

Showing the behind-the-scenes lives of celebrities and the people around them. ML is the celebrity in both dramas. In Nice to Not Meet You, FL is an entertainment reporter that crosses paths with ML due to her job. In Sh**ting Stars, FL works at the agency that manages the ML and she writes press releases about him etc.

Entertainment reporter FL + public figure ML (politician in Prime Minister and I, actor in Nice to Not Meet You). Age gap romance.

Both have romance and martial arts, Wuxia with fantasy and adventure with various side characters that accompany the leads.

Same vibe. While the story isn’t exactly the same, it is somewhat similar. Both share very dark tones. In each, the female lead is involved in a "justified" but violent crime as a child, and the male lead is completely devoted to her. Together, they grow together and descend deeper and deeper into committing horrible acts, ultimately destroying themselves completely.

Byakuyako has a very memorable OST, probably one of.the best of the genre.

- same ml
- cold male lead
- enemies to lovers trope
- lots of mind games and strategy
- visuals are to die for!

Shen Miao, the daughter of a military lineage, foolishly throws away her honor and stubbornly marries Prince Ding. After assisting her husband for six years, she finally became the Empress. She accompanies him to fight for the country and volunteers to become a hostage in another country for the sake of peace.

When she returns five years later, there is no place for her in the Inner Palace as she is replaced by Lady Mei, the woman the Emperor favors. Her daughter then meets a violent death, her son, the Crown Prince, is deposed, and her parents and brother, who sacrificed themselves for the country and the Emperor, not a single one of them, were lucky enough to escape alive. Even more, she is also executed under the order of her husband.

But in a strange turn of events, she manages to return to the age of fourteen, when the tragedy has yet to occur, her family is still alive, and she is still the pure daughter of a military lineage. With the knowledge of future events, she vows to protect her family and avenge her son and daughter.

Shen Miao, the daughter of a military lineage, foolishly throws away her honor and stubbornly marries Prince Ding. After assisting her husband for six years, she finally became the Empress. She accompanies him to fight for the country and volunteers to become a hostage in another country for the sake of peace.

When she returns five years later, there is no place for her in the Inner Palace as she is replaced by Lady Mei, the woman the Emperor favors. Her daughter then meets a violent death, her son, the Crown Prince, is deposed, and her parents and brother, who sacrificed themselves for the country and the Emperor, not a single one of them, were lucky enough to escape alive. Even more, she is also executed under the order of her husband.

But in a strange turn of events, she manages to return to the age of fourteen, when the tragedy has yet to occur, her family is still alive, and she is still the pure daughter of a military lineage. With the knowledge of future events, she vows to protect her family and avenge her son and daughter.

Shen Miao, the daughter of a military lineage, foolishly throws away her honor and stubbornly marries Prince Ding. After assisting her husband for six years, she finally became the Empress. She accompanies him to fight for the country and volunteers to become a hostage in another country for the sake of peace.

When she returns five years later, there is no place for her in the Inner Palace as she is replaced by Lady Mei, the woman the Emperor favors. Her daughter then meets a violent death, her son, the Crown Prince, is deposed, and her parents and brother, who sacrificed themselves for the country and the Emperor, not a single one of them, were lucky enough to escape alive. Even more, she is also executed under the order of her husband.

But in a strange turn of events, she manages to return to the age of fourteen, when the tragedy has yet to occur, her family is still alive, and she is still the pure daughter of a military lineage. With the knowledge of future events, she vows to protect her family and avenge her son and daughter.