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Both main characters are very medically smart doctor, who come to new envirorments and make great changes.

Fortune Writer is a mini series while Romance of Tiger and Rose is a full length series but they have a similar vibe where the main character is written to be the villainess of the story destined to die quickly and horribly. In both the main character knows the story and chooses to go against the plot to change her own fate. In doing so she slowly starts to become the protagonist of the story and the sister that was meant to be the heroine becomes darker and villainous instead.

The villanness in both stories is given a chance to rewrite her story and as she writes her wrongs and becomes a better person the person that was meant to originally be the protagonist becomes meaner. There must be a Yin to the Yang. Both main characters know the events that are supposed to happen and find a way to change them keeping themselves alive.

Fortune Writer is a mini series with the main character realizing she is fated to be the villain and die horribly but is determined to change her fate. In Scent of Love is a full length series where the main character travels back in time and determines to change her fate.

Very similar vibe from both with main characters you can't help but fall for.

the age dynamics of the siblings are the same
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in 9 border it narrates life of 3 sisters. in plus nine boys, it shows the lives of brothers with a superstition of age ending in 9.

Independent and smart female lead, empowerment of females doing business (in an era where women were not traditionally looked at in the same way) and understanding male lead. Great casting and happy moments.

Both have time travel elements.
Both have people trying to alter their destinies.
Both have individuals which help those doing the time changing.

Dhevaprom: Jaipisut is the story of Khun Chai Ronaphee and Piangkwan's son. This story is set around 20 years after Khun Chai Ronaphee's story and their pursuit of finding peace with the Dhevaprom.

both are romcom drama are about a former ganster who turned a new leaf in their life. despite their rough past they embark on a new daily life.

- Both are highly tense mystery thrillers that’ll have you on the edge of your seat
- Amazing performances from both leads
- In both of these dramas, the leads have a ride or die relationship and would do anything for each other.
- Amazing chemistry between the leads of both dramas
- Both dramas do a really good job of “showing and not telling” the story (usually through the use of flashbacks)
- Overall both dramas are just really well written

- Both have a ML with the ability to time travel.

- Both have main leads with a connection with the male lead trying to figure out how he is connected to the female lead. In Tomorrow With You, it's a connection to a future event. In Atypical Family, it's connection to a past event.

- Both have a parental figure trying to set up the leads together.

- In both dramas, the male lead is not initially attracted to the female lead.

- Both shows involve trying to save someone.

In both dramas, the ML is a demon and needs the FL in order to keep his power, and in both of them the FLs have something that the ML seeks before they fall in love with the FL.

Both of them have fantasy in it and there is a romance between a human and a non-human, although in "A korean odyssey", the ML is non-human, in "The Legend of the Blue Sea", it is the FL that is non-human.

Dating show with similar concept where single men and women meet and stay in the same house for a month.

They're similar in the way that a large portion of the audience will absolutely hate the drama and the characters, because they don't exactly adhere to the usual romance kdrama tropes and make questionable decisions. Like The Interest of Love, even when the characters make decisions that are "bad" or that viewers dislike, there is no indictment of their actions, nothing that indicates directly to the audience, "this character made a bad decision, and is therefore bad." The characters actually feel sorta real, or sympathetic at the very least.

Unlike The Interest of Love, To My Beloved does not have as much commentary on classism or work culture.

The original “Running Man” were “Running Man Philippines” was based from. The Philippines adaptation is co-produced by GMA Network and SBS, the latter the owner of the “Running Man” franchise.