Recommendations

If you want intense bromance and thriller, gotta try this. Like Luo Weizhou and Fei Du, the leads in Beyond Evil — Lee Dong-sik and Han Joo-won — share a tense, complex partnership built on mistrust, trauma, and an obsessive pursuit of truth. With its slow-burn storytelling, morally gray characters, and chilling atmosphere, Beyond Evil dives deep into the blurred lines between justice and guilt. It’s an emotional, beautifully crafted exploration of darkness, redemption, and the monsters we carry within.

I recommend The Red Envelope because it is a remake of Marry My Dead Body. Mainly it is because these comedies are all about ghost marriage contracts and involved in the same gender marriage.

I recommend The Red Envelope as well since it's a remake of the original Marry My Dead Body. Mainly is because these comedies are about ghost marriage contracts and both are involved in the same gender marriage. The protagonists were destined to meet after reincarnation since they have ties with each other in their past lives.

There are a few similarities between this and Marry My Dead Body. These two comedies are about ghost marriage contracts and both are involved in the same gender marriage. Also, the main couples were destined to meet because they have ties with each other in their past lives.

From the same screenwriter and Director of Gelboys. This series implements the same beautiful cinematography. Told with a completely different lens, but still hold the same sentiment. A MUST watch if you enjoyed Gelboys.

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- Both dramas have same elements like wuxia, action, friendship, bromance, slight romance, martial arts, adventure etc.
- Swordsman male lead
- same male lead

Love Wins All is basically season 2 of Live and Love. Almost the same structure and games. LWA is still airing so I'm not sure if the endgame couples will be satisfactory but it has good couples already. If you want something like this, it's Live and Love, good endgame couple but I am a little disappointed what happened IRL in one of the couples that I shipped.

Both series have impressive writing that balances emotional depth with comedic and lighthearted moments, along with actors who bring genuine chemistry and authenticity to their roles. Each story explores love and personal growth in a way that feels natural and heartfelt, making it easy for viewers to connect with the characters. The directing, cinematography, and music also enhance the storytelling beautifully. Overall, both shows offer compelling narratives, well-developed relationships, and performances that leave a lasting impression on the audience.

And well, cuz im biased and I love KaoJane and NamtanFilm <3

How does "The Princess Gambit" resemble "Fated Hearts"? Everything. An enemy couple, creating turbulent surprises for each other. A moment of laughter (but behind the scenes, the tricks). The charm of conquest and its use for personal gain. When does this turn into love? Only after an arrow is accepted to save the life of someone you'd rather see dead? In the beautiful faces and charm of the main couple, a game of life or death is being played out. And saying no cuts like a razor: "I don't allow you." But the most cutting and painful act is this separation, but amidst the turmoil, love will triumph.

Prince Murong Jing He and the heroine Meilin in "Kill Me Love Me" are also a destined couple, just like this drama, "Fated Hearts." From beginning to end, you'll understand that despite their differences and the political conflicts involved in this story—of corrupt and cruel powers who do anything for power—there's a love story unfolding. It's improbable, almost impossible, but one that will withstand all the hardships and difficulties of nature, family, social classes, and seemingly irreconcilable goals. Love blooms like a flower in the desert. If the hero ever cries in a grave, don't think love is impossible. It's not.
PS: Quite similar to this drama, isn't it?

Criminal father with an evil son and sweet but naive daughter fall victim to a revenge plot from the son of a single father.
This son seduces the young daughter of the family as part of his plan.
Hit and runs also important plot points from both.

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Sato Hokomi is a 29-year-old single woman with a sincere and honest personality. On her presumed wedding day, her boyfriend runs away, and they break up. She finds out that her ex-boyfriend was cheating on her. Sato Hokomi decides to avoid men who are trashy and will make her cry.

At that time, she meets Kuzuya Kairi, who is kind and friendly. She feels like it is fate to meet him. Kuzuya Kairi works as a photographer by day and a bartender at night. He is a mysterious person who experienced a big trauma in his past. Being influenced by Kuzuya Kairi and also determined that she wants to change herself, Sato Hokomi takes up boxing.

No words to describe! If you loved WOH then you will undoubtedly love TU. You'll love it even more than you did for WOH! Trust ??