Recommendations

- Both xianxias about demons; theme of righteousness/good vs bad in humans and demons
- Very good looking leads and beautiful costumes, settings and similar cinematography
- Similar endings (with sacrifice but also ultimately a happy ending)
- Carefree FLs and cold, brooding MLs
- Spoiler: both MLs mess up BIG time in the drama and have to make up for their mistake - tear jerker plot
- No real love triangle (but both male leads like the female lead (FL only likes one of them though and stays faithful/doesn't waver)
- The demons carry something in them that people want
- Amnesia trope in both (but not overdrawn, thankfully)

Both are Thai BL dramas that are psychological/mystery genre in a medical setting. In Spare Me Your Mercy, one of the main characters is a doctor while in Mystique in the Mirror, both main characters are in a psychiatric hospital.

Both are psychological horror Thai BL dramas where the main character questions his sanity or has his reality slowly distorted. Happy Ending may not be a true BL drama (to be confirmed).

Both are mystery/psychological horror Thai BL dramas that deals with strong themes, with Mystique in the Mirror set in a psychiatric hospital and while Goddess Bless You from Death is a horror detective story.

Both are Thai BL dramas with a supernatural element to them. Mystique in the Mirror is more serious and is set in a psychiatric hospital while Ghost Host, Ghost House is more comedic.

Both are mystery/psychological horror Thai BL dramas that deals with strong themes, with Mystique in the Mirror set in a psychiatric hospital and Dead Friend Forever in a secluded house.

When you watch both of them together, you only fall in love with this world more! The complexity, the depth of the plot and characters makes this world unforgettable.

A neighbourhood renowned for its multiculturalism. Two different eras, two different sectors, but the cultural town brings them together through the energy of his citizens and professionals who breathe life into the neighbourhood. Their desire (the protagonists) keeps Shinjuku & Shibuya alive and makes history.

These two dramas take place in our era, but the subtlety lies in the specific characteristics of our main characters. One is an alien and the other has psychic powers. Their powers will enliven the daily lives of the other protagonists. With kindness, a touch of strangeness and an impact on our perceptions of society. Sci-fi in the everyday lives of these characters. There is comedy and twists in each episode that make you want to watch them back-to-back.

I just watched the Yakuza boss one and omggg it reminded me sooo much of marry my husband. - both of these are japanese
- the female leads are pretty similar, both are very soft type.
- in both, the male lead is their workplace senior like a boss/manager.
- in both, the female lead gets cheated on by their former boyfriends.
- even the girl they cheat on with are so similar in both and make you hate them a lot.

Versions of same story!

Exceptional chemistry by both Mainleads! Their longing, ufff, especially in Love is Misty you could feel ML´s raging dark passion for FL.

Versions of same story!

Both mainleads did a terrific job, both have exceptional chemistry!

You could feel how they longed for each other, which makes for a STEAMY CHEMISTRY that takes your breath away!

The ending was better done (the reunion part by the end) in Mist of Love.

Both are light hearted historical dramas in which the FL is an assassin ordered to kill a royal. In both, her attempts to kill the ML/his family are thwarted by him every time in comedic ways.

Both are mini dramas that feature a magical inn/hotel where spirits pass through.
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Both are mini dramas in which the FL has extraordinary strength and is a bodyguard for the ML.
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