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Akoko and Mitsuki are two childhood friends that are so different, yet they still get along well. What happens when they both catch feelings for the same boy? Of course, they're shaken, but good friends shouldn't fight for a boy... right?

Akoko and Mitsuki are two childhood friends that are so different, yet they still get along well. What happens when they both catch feelings for the same boy? Of course, they're shaken, but good friends shouldn't fight for a boy... right?

Akoko and Mitsuki are two childhood friends that are so different, yet they still get along well. What happens when they both catch feelings for the same boy? Of course, they're shaken, but good friends shouldn't fight for a boy... right?

Hanai Ao is a top romance manga writer, admired by fans for her dedication and success. But while she excels at writing love stories, her own love life is nonexistent—she’s never even had a boyfriend. After getting tired of her editor's constant reminders, Hanai goes for a walk and, after an unexpected look at her reflection, decides to change her appearance. She visits a salon where Riichi, a charming stylist, catches her eye. Sparks fly between them, but with Hanai’s workaholic ways, can she balance love and her career?

Akoko and Mitsuki are two childhood friends that are so different, yet they still get along well. What happens when they both catch feelings for the same boy? Of course, they're shaken, but good friends shouldn't fight for a boy... right?

both dramas have:
- boss lady FL (FL has more money and a higher career position)
- divorce involved (and hidden **spoiler** involved)
- families oppose the marriage at first
- ML and FL are "fated" (met as children, and had a whirlwind romance)
- FL has a job scandal where she is implicated and needs to restart as a boutique design company
- two side CPs
- well-casted/great acting

differences:
- MLA: ML is very immature/childlike
- MLA: consistent arguing leads to miscommunication; BA: lack of arguing leads to miscommunication

Begin Again definitely is the higher/better production drama. But Meet Love Again could be a filler drama if you're not in the mood for a rewatch. As of now, no eng subs on MLA though...

Both dramas have similar storyline centers around
life of rural farming communities, feudalism practice and the importance of land to farmers during Republican era.

Both dramas have demon and human worlds that are mingling and creating havoc. In both dramas the main couple are a mixed couple and they can both see both worlds.

Set in the near future, a military coup takes place in North Korea. The leader of North Korea and Eom Chul Woo escape to South Korea. The two countries now face a crisis. Chul Woo and South Korean government official Kwak Chul Woo carry out a secret operation to prevent a Korean war.

Lawyer Jung In Hoo struggles to save a person. That person was involved in an incident that shook modern history

Set in 1960s South Korea. The series follows two men through their bromance and the obstacles they face during a turbulent time in the country’s history.

It depicts the story of Park Doo Chil, who is known as Uncle Samsik, who always has three meals a day, even during the war, and Kim San, an elite man from the Korean Military Academy, who wants to create a country where everyone lives well

Seo Chang Dae, an ambitious political strategist, is impressed by the political platform of Kim Woon Beom and decides to join his campaign for president. In order to put up a strong front against the ruling dictatorial party, Seo sets in place a very aggressive campaign of propaganda, which helps Kim to become the leading opposition candidate. However, an internal conflict in the campaign arises when Seo urges Kim to adopt some shady tactics, arguing that they are a necessary means in politics. However, Kim does not believe these to be true politics. Meanwhile, the ruling party secretly contacts Seo to help their side in the hotly contested election.

In the 1970s, Korea is under the absolute control of President Park who controls the KCIA, the organization with an edge over any branch of government. The director of KCIA, Kim Gyu Pyung, is the seemingly most prospective second-in-command. In the midst of the reign of fear, a former KCIA director, Park Yong Gak who knows all about the government’s obscure operations, exiles to the U.S. where the investigation of ‘Koreagate’ is underway. As the tension escalates, the stifling political maneuvering by all second-in-command’s unfolds.

Set in Busan, South Korea during the 1970s, Lee Doo Sam works as a drug smuggler. Kim In Goo, a public prosecutor, attempts to take down Lee Doo Sam.

An Sang Gu is a political hoodlum who takes dirty jobs from powerful people (carries out an array of underhanded schemes for corrupt politicians). When he becomes ruined, An Sang Gu plots his revenge after his downfall.