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Both are excellent, bingable mini-dramas with a capable villain-heroine fighting against a pre-written story. The romance is also good and a big part of the plot. Night of Love With You is more comedy and Fortune Writer more dramatic than the other, but both have funny and dramatic moments. If you liked one, start watching the other now!
Recommended by Keshein - 1 day ago
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- Male lead is a competent and ruggedly handsome general in his 30s-40s
- He is not a noble (if I recall correctly).
- He is falsely accused of being a rebel.
- Female lead is resourceful.
- Female lead forced to accept an arranged marriage.

Differences
- Male lead in The Rebel Princess treats the female lead with more respect, which I really appreciated.
- Obviously, the female lead in the The Rebel Princess is a princess. She's not a lowly illegitimate child like Moxi in Gone with the Rain.
- Higher production values and gorgeous costumes in The Rebel Princess.
- Longer drama, more focus on palace politics.
Recommended by wishfultoki - 2 days ago
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They are pretty much same, they feel is very similar. While watching this show it remind me of the other. I just want people to enjoy them both. They are both masterpiece, so don't miss out.
Recommended by Maca Bond - 2 days ago
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The similarity between My Stand-In and Love Mechanics lied in the sexual relationship between two men in which one of them love another person that caused the MC sad and tormented. Both MC were quick at recognizing affection and rejection, while both ML were not willing to choose between MC and their love interests and confused about their own feeling for quite long. The difference was in My Stand-In the MC was not in love with anyone when starting a relationship with ML, while in Love Mechanics the drunk MC thought he slept with his love interest at that moment after being broken-hearted by his love interest's confession to another person. The ML in My Stand-In was selfish and obsessed, while in Love Mechanics the ML was kind and soft-hearted.
Recommended by Indah Kurniawati - 2 days ago
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Strong found family and senior/junior relationships.
Both are period dramas where you can watch technology become what it is today.
- Focusing on, but not limited to, computers and TV/film industry in Our Times
- Focusing on, but not limited to, railroad and trains in Always on the Move
Recommended by baijingting - 2 days ago
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Sangenya Machi is the best in her field, real estate. Even though her colleges don't understand her and her crazy methods, she sells the most houses by far. And at the same time she fixes her client's lives.

Torako is very similar because she also acts without explaining herself to others. Like Sangenya Machi, she uses unconventional methods to bring her client's families together.
Recommended by Mo Aze - 2 days ago
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In both dramas people have to participate in kind of the game to win and to survive. We can watch how they true selft are becoming more and more viseable.
Recommended by Mockingbird111 - 2 days ago
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In both dramas people have to participate in kind of the game to win and to survive. We can watch how they true selft are becoming more and more viseable.
Recommended by Mockingbird111 - 2 days ago
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People are stuck in one place and have to participate in the game to survive. The show their true characters while the show/game is progressing.
Recommended by Mockingbird111 - 2 days ago
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In both dramas peaple are stuck in one place and have to survive. True characters are shown in limited space.
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Meet You at the Blossom is an upcoming drama adapted from a novel by Shui Qian Cheng, the same author as My Stand In.
Recommended by vieveda - 2 days ago
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Tomorrow - Episode 13: Spring

Spring - Mutual grief over the pain suffered by a long-lost friend brings two women together. The story of the comfort women and the horrors they endured is told.

If you like the bond between the Buppachad sisters, stories about women going through unspeakable hardships, having each other's back and that will emotionally wreck you, highly recommend watching Spring. It's a story arc from the series, Tomorrow, but you don't have to watch the entire series to understand it. Spring's ending is perfect.

The entire series is pretty great, too.
Recommended by L C - 2 days ago
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Both male leads are CEO'S with bossy characters, strong bodyguard female lead,overprotective father of the male lead, happy ending.
Recommended by JoasLaodima - 2 days ago
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If you love Sejeong former Gugudan member then you will love this drama. A story about the webtoon industry where Sejeong's character navigates her way helping people and learning about having a job. In treating stories and characters help bring the story to life. The costs are must listen if you watch this show. in the original Japanese drama Juuhan Shuttai! we get to explore the manga industry similar to Today's webtoon.
Recommended by Adam Drama Critic - 2 days ago
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Both leads are supernaturally bound together with any pain/injury the FL suffers going to the ML, unknown to her.
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