they both have a similar dark crime vibe. ML and FL also have similar chemistry, i.e. FL really understands ML and they have a deep connection (she gets close to him while others can't).
When Shiho Nishina got worried about her sex life with her husband, her husband proposed to her, "Why don't we go to a couple exchange party?" At first Shiho strongly turned down the idea, but eventually, she gave in because her husband was very persuasive. "We're just going to observe, okay?" Shiho said as she reluctantly agreed to it. Meanwhile, a former diplomat Mr. Kubozuka ran a couple exchange club, "Aquarium," with his wife in their house. At first, Shiho was being very cautious, but gradually, she got attracted to Mr. and Mrs. Kubozuka's charm and finally agreed to exchange couples with them. It seemed that their sex problem had disappeard and they had found happiness, but as it turned out, that was just the beginning of their nightmare...
~~ Adapted from the manga series "Fuufu Enman Recipe: Soredemo Otto wo Aishite Iru" by Koshikawa Tamae and Aoisei
~~ Adapted from the manga series "Fuufu Enman Recipe: Soredemo Otto wo Aishite Iru" by Koshikawa Tamae and Aoisei
The plots aren’t similar…but both dramas has a smart lead that has a certain disability that society often perceive as incapable of emotional involvement especially in a romantic way.
In both shows the thought of ‘maybe it is’ & ‘maybe its not’ did pop in my head with their relationship but it certainly didn’t stop me from hoping & cheering for it.
Both are also excellent dramas in their own right & highly worth the watch.
In both shows the thought of ‘maybe it is’ & ‘maybe its not’ did pop in my head with their relationship but it certainly didn’t stop me from hoping & cheering for it.
Both are also excellent dramas in their own right & highly worth the watch.
There are many similarities in terms of plot points and even the framing of shots. So much so that it’s clear that the makers of FOE had been influenced by MOAM. Giving examples would be giving spoilers. So I’ll just mention one. A car accident shown repeatedly as a flashback. Each time it’s shown, it reveals new information.
The K-dramas “Flower of Evil” and “The Glory” share several thematic and contextual similarities:
Revenge and Justice: Both dramas center around the theme of revenge. In “Flower of Evil,” the protagonist’s dark past and hidden identity lead to a quest for truth and justice. Similarly, “The Glory” follows a woman seeking revenge against those who wronged her in the past.
Complex Characters: Both series feature deeply complex characters with intricate backstories. The protagonists in both dramas have endured significant trauma, which shapes their actions and motivations throughout the series.
Psychological Depth: Both dramas delve into the psychological aspects of their characters, exploring how their past traumas affect their present lives and relationships. This adds a layer of emotional depth to the storytelling.
Suspense and Mystery: Both “Flower of Evil” and “The Glory” are filled with suspense and mystery, keeping viewers engaged with unexpected twists and turns. The intricate plots and the gradual revelation of secrets make for a thrilling viewing experience.
Strong Female Leads: Both dramas feature strong female leads who play crucial roles in uncovering the truth and driving the narrative forward. Their determination and resilience are central to the storylines.
Revenge and Justice: Both dramas center around the theme of revenge. In “Flower of Evil,” the protagonist’s dark past and hidden identity lead to a quest for truth and justice. Similarly, “The Glory” follows a woman seeking revenge against those who wronged her in the past.
Complex Characters: Both series feature deeply complex characters with intricate backstories. The protagonists in both dramas have endured significant trauma, which shapes their actions and motivations throughout the series.
Psychological Depth: Both dramas delve into the psychological aspects of their characters, exploring how their past traumas affect their present lives and relationships. This adds a layer of emotional depth to the storytelling.
Suspense and Mystery: Both “Flower of Evil” and “The Glory” are filled with suspense and mystery, keeping viewers engaged with unexpected twists and turns. The intricate plots and the gradual revelation of secrets make for a thrilling viewing experience.
Strong Female Leads: Both dramas feature strong female leads who play crucial roles in uncovering the truth and driving the narrative forward. Their determination and resilience are central to the storylines.
