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There are not ex here but there is the same feeling like

they were separated and did not contact each other. Until we meet again throught work
“the feelings of the old days returned”. But after the work is finished, what will their relationship be like?

It's thai .
in both serie there were ex and because of some misundersting or more lack of communcation they broke up.
WITHOUT SPOILER
The same question they meet later question will be possible for a reconciliation or not

- also features a trio of con artists
- leads trying to scam out money but only from the ultra rich (we love our scammy but morally upright kings and queens lol)
- a bit on the magic side too but it blends well with story

Both are QUIRKY Soul-transimission/Soulswap style Comedies.

Laugh aloud Funny! with some serious dramedy too.

Similar story lines that follows the life of three woman, although Be melodramatic does not really focused with women empowerment, it shows the struggles of being a women and their relationship.

ALON is a bromance while TWD has a het couple, but both shows focus on the investigations with a friend group/found family.

Both shows have a similar vibe, mystic elements mixed with detective work.
Both include a major case conspiracy.
In both shows the group tries to clear someone's name.
could list more, but don't want to give spoilers ^^

Difference: ALON ML is a scholar trying to join the justice system & Sherlock type & hinted neurodivergent; while TWD ML is at the beginning a more daredevil constable & capable fighter (but unable to fight for large parts of the show).

Both MLs hiding their royal identity.
MLs would prefer to live with FLs' family than having to deal with their own royal families' issues.

FLs are resilient and want to make changes for the better of their family:
in BIA it is more focused on creating a business for the family, while SJ has more focus on trying to avoid a foreseen future.

Both shows center the family relationships besides the romance and show FLs' struggles & growth in the at times rigid family structures.

In terms of story both are different. But the vibe and the music of both the dramas are similar.
The BGM is peaceful and story is slow moving. Both leads slowly become close to each other.
More than the words they talk with their actions.
Male leads in both the stories are simple and sweet.

Both stories has high school love stories.
Both leads meet each other after a long gap.
Both leads try to stay together to complete the work.
After two episodes it looks like they will show the current life of the leads(Only the male) in a documentary format.
If you liked Our Beloved Summer you will like this too.

Same FL

same vibe , tension , exploration of each character, hidden desire

Genres: Psychological, Drama, Mature

Synopsis:
Jiang Zhu, a jade-waisted slave, must find a Jade Lang on the night of the full moon after coming of age and engage in dual cultivation to absorb his yang energy in order to survive the Cold Bone Syndrome. The powerful statesman Shen Miu, once determined to capture jade-waisted slaves, unexpectedly becomes afflicted by a love curse planted by Jiang Zhu. Bound by the curse’s effects, he is compelled to protect her. Passionate and free-spirited Jiang Zhu brings a vivid, unprecedented experience to the self-disciplined and restrained Shen Miu. As they spend time together, they gradually awaken to the true meaning of love and ultimately join forces to clear the wrongful accusations against the jade-waisted slaves.

Synopsis:
Jiang Zhu, a jade-waisted slave, must find a Jade Lang on the night of the full moon after coming of age and engage in dual cultivation to absorb his yang energy in order to survive the Cold Bone Syndrome. The powerful statesman Shen Miu, once determined to capture jade-waisted slaves, unexpectedly becomes afflicted by a love curse planted by Jiang Zhu. Bound by the curse’s effects, he is compelled to protect her. Passionate and free-spirited Jiang Zhu brings a vivid, unprecedented experience to the self-disciplined and restrained Shen Miu. As they spend time together, they gradually awaken to the true meaning of love and ultimately join forces to clear the wrongful accusations against the jade-waisted slaves.

Synopsis:
Jiang Zhu, a jade-waisted slave, must find a Jade Lang on the night of the full moon after coming of age and engage in dual cultivation to absorb his yang energy in order to survive the Cold Bone Syndrome. The powerful statesman Shen Miu, once determined to capture jade-waisted slaves, unexpectedly becomes afflicted by a love curse planted by Jiang Zhu. Bound by the curse’s effects, he is compelled to protect her. Passionate and free-spirited Jiang Zhu brings a vivid, unprecedented experience to the self-disciplined and restrained Shen Miu. As they spend time together, they gradually awaken to the true meaning of love and ultimately join forces to clear the wrongful accusations against the jade-waisted slaves.

Both dramas have time travelling elements.
In Pull Strings Li Chang Shou is reborn in ancient times and in Guardians of the Dafeng Yang Ling is transported to the Da Feng Dynasty.
Both have elements of cultivation in order to adapt in historical settings.
Both are wuxia comedies with actors that have striking resemblance:
Ao Rui Peng in Pull Strings and Dylan Wang in Guardians of the Dafeng.

Same actor. Similar fierceness. Different fates. Think The Devil Judge meets Again My Life. Is it justice or revenge?