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Both are saeguk dramas. Both are silly and funny. Both ML are kings and have past traumas. Both FL are quirky and fun.

Fl from modern world stumbles into movie plot
Parody of other historical cdrama elements
Fls focus is to get back to her world and stay away from ml anyhow
Ml tried to kill fl multiple times
End up together in modern world

Pure cultivation journey of ml
Both adapted from popular and super long cultivation novels/ donghuas
Ml starts from base and grows power, embarks on a journey to become immortal
Ml grows a harem with multiple females falling for him while he avoids everyone like plague
Lots of action and fantasy

In both movies, apartment type building which is going for redevelopment and FL is trying to unidentified noise between the floors after moving into the apartment.

Both dramas share a captivating time-travel premise: a modern-day woman is suddenly transported back to a historical era, bringing her 21st-century personality—and wardrobe—into a completely different world. One unforgettable scene in Bon Appétit, Your Majesty perfectly mirrors this setup: the female lead finds herself in a royal palace, still dressed in modern clothes, high heels, and holding her handbag—confused and hilariously out of place. It brings an immediate déjà vu moment for fans of Faith, where a similarly bewildered heroine from the present ends up in the past.

While Faith explores the fascinating clash of ancient medicine and modern science through the eyes of a doctor, Bon Appétit, Your Majesty takes a more lighthearted and flavorful route by focusing on cooking. The female lead introduces modern culinary techniques and dishes to the historical court, creating both comedic and heartfelt moments.

Though different in tone—Faith being more serious and dramatic, and Bon Appétit leaning toward romantic comedy—they both deliver a compelling blend of history, fantasy, and personal growth. If you’re looking for a time-travel drama with a strong female lead, unexpected romance, and the charm of modern sensibilities clashing with tradition, Bon Appétit, Your Majesty is a must-watch!

Both stories feature a main character trying to save the other from death. They each include supernatural elements: Triage revolves around a time loop, while My Magic Prophecy hinges on premonitions. Both have a male lead dealing with the grief of family member/s. Oh, and they both have a male lead ICU doctor!

Law drama
Instead of adult cases, focuses on juvenile cases
Each episode tackles a different case
Here the protag is a judge instead of a lawyer

female soldier who grows from base to general, heavy politics, revenge driven fl, fl cross dressing as man

It has same author 'Qian San Cha Ke' and both of drama is good. U guys need to check it out The Double too.

Mystery, Action, Adventure, Demon, Fantasy, Romance, Death, Supernatural, Slight Comedy, Investigation, Skilled Fighter, Martial Arts, Xuanhuan, Wuxia, Xianxia,Double Identity, Secret Organization ,Teammates' Relationship , Demon/Monster Hunting, Chinese Mythology, Deity Male Lead/Deity Female Lead,Demon Male Lead/Cold Male Lead, Adapted From A Web Novel, Emotionally Strong Female Lead, Swordsman Male Lead

Director: Edward Guo
Mystery
Action
Adventure
Demon
Fantasy
Romance
Death
Supernatural
Slight Comedy
Investigation
Skilled Fighter
Martial Arts
Xuanhuan
Wuxia
Xianxia
Double Identity
Secret Organization
Teammates' Relationship
Demon/Monster Hunting
Chinese Mythology
Deity Male Lead/Deity Female Lead
Demon Male Lead/Cold Male Lead
Adapted From A Web Novel

Director: Edward Guo
Mystery
Demon
Fantasy
Romance
Death
Supernatural
Slight Comedy
Investigation
Skilled Fighter
Martial Arts
Xuanhuan
Wuxia
Xianxia
Double Identity
Secret Organization
Teammates' Relationship
Demon/Monster Hunting
Chinese Mythology
Deity Male Lead
Demon Male Lead

If you like military heroes being protective and rescuing, you may want to give Road Home a try. An incredible plus is that the heroine in Road Home is quite competent in her own right.

Road Home does not have all the beautiful costumes and set pieces of Arsenal Military Academy, its a modern drama, but it also has some beautifully shot scenes and a story that takes place over a long period of time.

Very similar to engine, but engine is about race cars. Both dramas have the OGs of japanese dramas. Both are family oriented and focused on child adult relationships. Both have the star athlete fall from grace at the start. Both have romance involved, but no kissing scenes.

Both contain time traveling chefs who end up involved in political strife and keep themselves alive by offering their skills.