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An emotional coming-of-age drama centered around Andou Jun, a gay student who is not out. He accepts a confession from his fujoshi classmate Miura Sae and they start dating. However, Jun is also seeing Makoto, but fails to tell Sae about his male lover.

-The ML of both dramas suffer from Prosopagnosia
-The FL of both dramas transform into different bodies

Same ML actor in both. ML is similar in that he is entitled and arrogant and falls head over heels with FL. However FBRS has more plot in terms of drama between characters and the ML is younger than FL. Both have romance and comedy.

Kill to Love and The Untamed share the same director.

While The Untamed isn't directly BL due to the restrictions imposed within China, it does the best it can to show the relationship between Lan Wangji and Wei Wuxian is a romantic one. Kill to Love on the otherhand aired in Singapore and managed to weave around the restrictions, allowing it to air even as a true BL show without any censorship.

Both The Untamed and Kill to Love ae based on danmei webnovels.

Liang Chen Mei Jin is a female-centered historical drama set in the Ming Dynasty, following the story of Gu Jin Chao, a resilient woman who is given a second chance at life through rebirth. After a tragic past, she awakens in her younger body, determined to rewrite her fate and take control of her destiny. Surrounded by multiple male leads with varying loyalties and intentions, Gu Jin Chao navigates a web of palace intrigue, family conflict, and emotional entanglements. With her intelligence and inner strength, she rises against the constraints of a patriarchal society, challenging not only her enemies but the expectations placed upon women of her time. The drama blends romance, revenge, and political power plays, all set against the backdrop of lavish costumes and the intricate beauty of the Ming court. Ideal for fans of strong female protagonists and reincarnation narratives, Liang Chen Mei Jin promises a gripping tale of empowerment, love, and second chances.

Feng Miao Jun, the exiled princess of the fallen Anxia Kingdom, unexpectedly crosses paths with Yun Ya, a ruthless and enigmatic master from the Wei territory. Although their initial encounter is marked by suspicion and tension, destiny gradually binds their paths together. Alongside the composed Master Mo Ti Zhun and the mysterious Saintess Han Yue, they form an unlikely alliance in the fight against the powerful and destructive Heavenly Demons. As they face countless trials and forge deep bonds through shared struggles and growing affection, each of them begins to awaken extraordinary strength within themselves and in each other, preparing them for the battles that lie ahead.

Feng Miao Jun, the exiled princess of the fallen Anxia Kingdom, unexpectedly crosses paths with Yun Ya, a ruthless and enigmatic master from the Wei territory. Although their initial encounter is marked by suspicion and tension, destiny gradually binds their paths together. Alongside the composed Master Mo Ti Zhun and the mysterious Saintess Han Yue, they form an unlikely alliance in the fight against the powerful and destructive Heavenly Demons. As they face countless trials and forge deep bonds through shared struggles and growing affection, each of them begins to awaken extraordinary strength within themselves and in each other, preparing them for the battles that lie ahead.

Both are Thai dramas with a psychological horror/mystery theme. While both are psychological horrors, Happy Ending feels more dream-like or trippy compared to DFF that is more a horror slasher. Although there is some male-male romance in both dramas, it is not the main focus unlike a traditional BL drama. The actor Barcode Tinnasit features in both dramas.

Both are Thai dramas with a horror/mystery theme. Happy Ending is psychological/modern day horror (still unclear if it would be a BL) while Khemjira is a BL drama that is supernatural/ghost theme horror.

The Winning Try and Love All Play are similar in their inclusion of a sports theme, particularly focusing on teamwork, underdog stories, and themes of redemption and personal growth through sports. Both dramas also feature a romance that develops within the competitive sports environment, with the leads finding love while navigating the challenges of their respective sports careers.

Female leads are wronged and killed but return to the past and then take revenge. Both short dramas.

Her Trajecting is the Chinese version of Marry My Husband and set in modern times. She is killed by her husband and best friend and upon her return to the past she determines to change her fate and make her traitorous best friend marry the husband that killed her.

Her Feast has a female lead that was tortured and upon returning does everything to take down the mafia like powers that harmed her.

Both female lead time travel to the past after having been wronged and killed. They then use their memories to get revenge.

Blossom is full length drama versus Her Feast being short drama. They are set in completely different time frames as well but the strong, defiant, and independent female leads are similar.

Both transmigration to historical period where the FL was a modern chef. Both FLs are witty and humorous to get out of sticky situations!

In both dramas female lead faces the inevitability of imminent death.
In both dramas we see strong and supportive male lead

About six people who find themselves trapped in a maze-like cube and have to figure a way out, while evading fatal traps.

Six people are locked in a mysterious cube shaped room. These 6 people are: 29-year-old engineer Yuichi Goto, 37-year-old association employee Asako Kai, 31-year-old Freeter Shinji Ochi, 13-year-old middle school student Chiharu Uno, 39-year-old mechanic Hiroshi Ide and 61-year-old company executive Kazumasa Ando. These 6 people are complete strangers to each other. They don't know why they are locked in the room, but they try to escape out of the mysterious cube. If they can't decipher the code, they won't get out of the cube