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- 4 handsome male lead (not all in love with the 1 female lead)
- FL is from poor background -- different in plot but kinda similar background
- Cold hearted main ML that fell for the FL
- 2nd lead syndrome is real

Both of these stories have a time/dimension travelling heroine (coincidently played by the same actress).

Both have lawyer -detective leads.
In both the lawyer is a quirky charcter and the detective charcter is smooth and charming.

The difference is that in "love is a poison". The lawyer is not immediately aware of his feelings .whereas here they are already a couple from the get go

In both dramas, the plot follows the main character many years later returning to the past and trying to change the fate of their first love who has died.

High school students join a mysterious game in which the winner will receive one wish and the loser will receive a punishment.

Lin Yi Ran, who worked in Beijing, returned to her hometown due to her mother's illness. She then took the civil service exam and landed a position in Taohua Town's Economic Development Office. Seeing the traditional Xuan paper industry, exemplified by the millennium Xuan family, struggling to survive, Lin Yi Ran worked tirelessly to help the industry overcome its difficulties. By developing a Xuan paper notebook business, securing orders for Xuan paper wallpaper in Beijing, and organizing the "Four Treasures of the Study" Cultural Festival, she helped the Taohua Town Xuan paper industry overcome its difficulties.

ABO Desire is the first Omegaverse BL live action from China and Knot is the first Omagerverse Thailand live action drama.

Both are themed around Omegaverse.

Same set up of "sworn enemies decide to work together to unravel a conspiracy and fall in love". IMO Kill Me Love Me doesn't work tho and most of the relationship development is unearned so if you liked Kill Me Love Me, you will probably also like Fated Hearts but I do not think the reverse will be true.

Marry My Dead Body and Romancing the Ghost are similar with respect to the ghost who needs to move on from the realm of the living. Like most ghost stories, ghosts linger because they have unresolved issues or desires. In these two films, the ghost wants to see and bid farewell to his ex before departing. However, it was unfortunate for the ghost to find out that the ex had never wanted to commit to a serious relationship with him.

try this, there are high chances of enjoying this
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Both center on ordinary working adults stuck in corporate life.
Explore financial struggle and survival under capitalism.
Characters feel existential burnout ..
Romance or connection grows ..
Mix humor and melancholy to reflect modern adulthood’s chaos.
Use a realistic, slice-of-life tone instead of over-dramatic plots.

The family relationship, the friendship and the struggle is similar to lovely us. There is no love square in lovely us..

the male leads are the ones trying to figure out these extraordinary women.

Both shows prove that not every lead needs to be “relatable” — sometimes, being extraordinary is what makes the story truly human.

The psychopath male lead in Flower of Evil was written so brilliantly that I’ve always wondered what the story would be like if the psychopath were a female lead instead. I’ve really wanted to see a drama explore that concept too.

In Genie, Make a Wish, the female lead feels like that kind of character — calm, rational, and unshaken by emotional turbulence, which makes her fascinating to watch, just like in Flower of Evil.

These kinds of unique protagonists bring fresh perspectives and storylines that stand out from the usual tropes. We’ve already seen dissociative or split-personality characters in dramas like Kill Me, Heal Me and Hyde, Jekyll, Me, but psychopath leads offer something entirely different — a new kind of intensity and complexity.

What’s especially interesting about Genie, Make a Wish is that none of the leads in the story are ordinary, and that makes you genuinely curious to see how it all unfolds.

Both series are period drama more of a Lakorn set in the early 20th century. They also share the tragic and melodramatic elements.

Both the series are a period drama, one is set in the 20s, the other in the 40s, "I Feel You Linger in the Air" have a time travel theme, while "Interminable" have a reincarnation theme.