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Both are mini dramas about a modern day FL who enters the world of a historical novel in which the ML will eventually become a villain. She begins changing the story and falls in love with the ML.

Both are about a modern day FL who enters the world of a historical novel in which the ML will eventually become a villain. She begins changing the story and falls in love with the ML.

Similar death games
Alice in Borderland (Japanese: ????????, Hepburn: Imawa no Kuni no Arisu) is a Japanese science fiction thriller drama streaming television series based on the manga by Haro Aso. The series was directed by Shinsuke Sato. It stars Kento Yamazaki and Tao Tsuchiya as allies trapped in an abandoned Tokyo forced to compete in dangerous games, the type and difficulty represented by playing cards, to extend "visas" that, if expired, result in the player's execution by lasers being shot from the sky.

Two people meet and fall for one another however one/both are engaged and plan to marry. Both dramas are about longing, feeling a connection and at the same time being in a very difficult situation. Both dramas are very similar.

- Thriller
- Survival
- Accident
- Win the game to survive in real life
- Coma
- Adaptation
- Mystery

Both dramas are based off of books and both dramas feature two very smart university professors solving crimes with a female partner. The only difference is that the female partner in Galileo is a detective and in Subete ga F it she is a student.

Would definitely recommend Extracurricular if you liked Death’s Game. This is a dark drama, with a questionable protagonist/antihero. Similarly there is a surprise ending.

A copy/paste on the plot/storyline.

-Neighbors that fall in love
-School through college through adult life
-Even same 'famous' 2nd ML that's in love with FL

Stories of some people right before they pass away. One of the main differences is while in tomorrow only some stories are linked, yet in death's game each story connects the others.

The leads end up living together because they rented the same house but one person has more power than the other and could kick them out. There is a big age difference but not too big. Both pretend to be together(In My Boss is for only two episodes). Law is involved in both. And it is the usual "cold" ML with Happy FL who is struggling.

Both the series and movie tells a story about teens in school playing a death game in order to survive.

both have the same style of story where the lead roles are willing to protect their loved ones by fighting against the entire world for them. inspite of death their loved ones they try to gather their spiritual essence and are again born. there are misunderstandings in both stories that cause a lot of hurt but when things get resolved their bond get even more stronger

Both have a story within a story/framing device plots in which either two MLs or two FLs are involved in the lives of strangers who come to them for issues in their lives.

Both are about a group of people, mostly students, who find themselves in a seemingly supernatural building they must try to escape from.

1. Both leads are twin brothers
2. Both leads roles get switched
3. Both come from different types of world (Rich/Poor)