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Office Setting, Workplace Setting, Narrating a profession, Telling the other side of a profession, A light-hearted story

In both dramas female lead is an accountant that oversees job-related expenses and is very passionate about it.

Schemes
both drams feeling like playing chess, you know!!







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I've been looking forward to this ever since I heard it would have a drama adaptation cause the novel is one of my favourite. I almost had a heart attack when I heard it was released ( for one hour). The drama did justice to the arcs and characters; the actors were perfectly cast and had great chemistry. However, they changed some things ( added some characters / removed some) and removed my favourite line, which made me a little upset. One thing I didn’t like was the change in the plot for the last doors. I was looking forward to seeing the plot twist from the novel, but because of censorship, they changed the concept to gaming, which also altered the plot twist. Nonetheless, the actors, actresses, and crew all did an excellent job. The songs were also great, and the script was very well done. I'm glad I lived long enough to watch this

There's similar because we have time travelling, fantasy involved and two persons in love that will meet each other many many years later.

They're both thai BL and have the "friends with benefits" trope
idk much about wandee's story bc it's still airing, but i think if you like this trope you'll like both series :)

Friends with benefits trope, i love both main couple, they're attractive asf :)
They're both thai !!

- "They Kiss Again" is the sequel to "ISWAK", which both Ariel's & Tiffany's characters are rivals, falling in love with the male lead.
- "They Kiss Again" has the same level of enjoyment like "ISWAK" & "Imperfect Us".

- The characters played by Ariel Lin & Tiffany Hsu in both dramas are love rivals.
- Both actresses are two-time Golden Bell Awards Best Actress winners.
- "It Started With A Kiss" (ISWAK) is a funny rom-com, while "Imperfect Us" is a serious, mature life drama, yet both dramas are good to watch.
- I have watched "ISWAK" back in 2005 when I was still 11 years old, while Ariel & Tiffany were in their 20s. After 19 years, I have watched "Imperfect Us" this 2024 at 29 years old, and now, Ariel & Tiffany are now in their 40s.
- Both actresses have maintained their beauty and talent throughout the years, which is very inspiring.

The story is of a heroine Su Xiao Xiao who deliberately approached Fei Ming Xuan and staged a classic mismatched love scene with him. However, at the same time, the Tang and Song Dynasties also wandered between Su Xiao Xiao and Fang Min, intending to use Su Xiao Xiao to bring down Fei Ming Xuan. A plan within a plan is quietly played out, and true love finally finds its own palette in each drama.

+ both are historical short dramas
+ In Both, the FL is “infected by a phenomenon”
+ in both, blood plays an important role

- In both of this drama is based on a script book where fate is chosen.
- Each character has to play their chosen role. Even if they don't want to they are forced.
- In "Fortnite Writer" the FL is vicious villain, opposite of "A Dream Within a Dream". But female lead try her best to change her role.
- Both ML is also cold and has villain vibes.

- Both FL is concubines daughter and was forced to marry as a replace of legitimate daughter.
- Both ML is general.
- Both ML thought FL would be a spy and ignored them at first.
- Both ML is cold but caring.
- Both of them gradually fall in love.

Both MLs are FLs' stalkers who then move in with her or next door to her and try to protect her from someone else in her life.

This award winning series (nine in total - including Grand Prize and Drama of the Year at the MBC 2028 awards) is well scripted and acted; check out the main cast because it's a who's who of actors. The director does a fine job with believable settings and environments so the series doesn't have the thrown-together look of some Joseon dramas. An earlier series than the 2024 Hong Gil Dong, and later than the 1998 series of the same name, Rebel: The Their Whoe Stole The People is an adaptation of the historical Korean "thief", Hong Gil Dong, and his followers. Starting from Hong's childhood and continuing through the people and events that shape him, the highlight of the story is how Hong and his "gang" "steal the people" (among other things).

Be sure to watch the extra footage after the credits for a fun treat by the entire cast