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On the verge of turning 30, Hoshino Rin, a “kind but unfortunate girl who takes care of others”, is at rock bottom, with neither a job nor a boyfriend.

Through her older brother’s introduction, she begins working as a housekeeper for Wakatsuki Iku, a genius programmer. However, the person she is assigned to is the very same “mysteriously insensitive man” who once ruined her marriage prospects. Although their relationship begins with the worst possible reunion, the housekeeping contract eventually comes to include a “romantic partner contract” as well…

A doting love story filled with strong possessiveness, led by an awkward “genius,” begins!

On the verge of turning 30, Hoshino Rin, a “kind but unfortunate girl who takes care of others”, is at rock bottom, with neither a job nor a boyfriend.

Through her older brother’s introduction, she begins working as a housekeeper for Wakatsuki Iku, a genius programmer. However, the person she is assigned to is the very same “mysteriously insensitive man” who once ruined her marriage prospects. Although their relationship begins with the worst possible reunion, the housekeeping contract eventually comes to include a “romantic partner contract” as well…

A doting love story filled with strong possessiveness, led by an awkward “genius,” begins!

On the verge of turning 30, Hoshino Rin, a “kind but unfortunate girl who takes care of others”, is at rock bottom, with neither a job nor a boyfriend.

Through her older brother’s introduction, she begins working as a housekeeper for Wakatsuki Iku, a genius programmer. However, the person she is assigned to is the very same “mysteriously insensitive man” who once ruined her marriage prospects. Although their relationship begins with the worst possible reunion, the housekeeping contract eventually comes to include a “romantic partner contract” as well…

A doting love story filled with strong possessiveness, led by an awkward “genius,” begins!

On the verge of turning 30, Hoshino Rin, a “kind but unfortunate girl who takes care of others”, is at rock bottom, with neither a job nor a boyfriend.

Through her older brother’s introduction, she begins working as a housekeeper for Wakatsuki Iku, a genius programmer. However, the person she is assigned to is the very same “mysteriously insensitive man” who once ruined her marriage prospects. Although their relationship begins with the worst possible reunion, the housekeeping contract eventually comes to include a “romantic partner contract” as well…

A doting love story filled with strong possessiveness, led by an awkward “genius,” begins!

Both shows have the same plot where two childhood friends one rich and inside the beauty standandarts get separated and meet again as adults with the roles reversed. It is a good reflection about how much of love comes from inner beauty, emotional conextion, social starndarts and self esteem.

Both stories are about blossoming relationships with sweet innocent men.
Romances with humoristic underdone.

Obviously because its the prequel

the vibe is really similar when i first saw an edit of WAATH the atmosphere just felt really similar the storyline are really different and i think the fls are really similar whilst the mls are quiet different but the vibe and everything is pretty much identical to each other i think if you liked the slice of life and melodrama of IYRS youll love WAATH theyre both also newer releases just check it out

It's of same era... republican era.... with smart male lead and female lead and amazing plot...................





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Meet the two fearless men willing to go to extreme lengths in their pursuit of a serial killer that has shaken up their quiet city: Lee Dong Sik, a once capable detective, is now demoted to perform menial tasks at the Manyang Police Substation. Just as he is beginning to settle into a peaceful life, his new superior, Detective Han Joo Won, is transferred in. Joo Won is an elite detective whose father is the star candidate for the National Police Agency’s next chief. Despite his admirable qualities and high social standing, Joo Won harbors a long-held secret. When a string of gruesome killings occurs, a pattern takes shape that is oddly reminiscent of some cold serial-murder cases from 20 years prior. Dong Sik and Joo Won team up, vowing to stop this vicious culprit in his tracks. As their investigation proceeds, they are forced to look far deeper than what the evidence suggests, questioning the culpability of all those surrounding the case, including their own.

Han Ji Yul works as a veterinarian in Seoul. One day, he receives a phone call from his grandfather. His grandfather doesn’t mention specifics, but his voice sounds serious. Han Ji Yul decides to go to Heedong Village, where his grandfather lives and runs an animal clinic. There, Han Ji Yul meets police officer An Ja Yeong. It turns out his grandfather is actually touring Europe. According to the note left by his grandfather, Han Ji Yul has to take over his grandfather’s animal clinic for half a year, while his grandfather is away.
Even when An Ja Yeong was preparing for her test to become a police officer, she wanted to work as a police officer in Heedong Village, where she grew up. She is usually the first one to appear and provide help to residents in need. She helps Han Ji Yul solve inconveniences related to his daily life in the village, and they develop a romantic relationship.

While Jun & Jun is much more simple and lighthearted than Secret relationships, both have a MC being pursued by several suitors of varying levels of audacity. Overall if you enjoy the workplace environment and seeing love rivals fight I think you'll enjoy these

- Both are romantic dramas centred around workplace settings
- Feature boss-employee dynamics
-ML is FL's boss
- Excellent supportive cast

Both dramas feature a main character with a disability who finds a person that is able to make them feel as though they can still interact with the world like they always have.

It has the same director and production, so you can really feel the similarity in how it’s made. The visuals, tone, music, long shots and overall vibe are very close, so it almost feels like it exists in the same BL universe even if the stories aren’t actually connected.