The Circumstances of Pungdeok Villa Room 304 (2022)

A sweet and bloody campus romance between Jun Ho, a vampire who is walking the path of extinction, and Min Hyun, a human with pure blood.
- same couple

Similarities
- enemies to lovers
- boss-employee relationship
- bl

Differences
- Step by step is Thai ROP 304 is Korean
- ROP 304 has the tenant-landlord relationship trope

both of them office bl, there're no melodrama but funny, cute, romantic scenes, also strong chemistry between male leads

similarities:
- korean bl
- office/workplace romance (boss-employee relationship)

differences:
- “roommates of poongduck 304” is 8 episodes, “the director who buys me dinner” is 10
- “the director who buys me dinner” has the reincarnation trope (fantasy element)
- the main leads in “roommates of poongduck 304” are also roommates (tenant and landlord relationship)

Superior/Subordinate Relationship
Boss-Employee Relationship
Workplace Romance
Manager Male Lead
Team Leader Male Lead

Both are BL mini dramas with an office setting.
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Both are BL mini dramas with an office setting and a similar dynamic between the MLs.
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there're so many similarities between these 2 show
- enemies to lovers
- co-workers
- (boss-employee relationship)
- roommates
- bl
- great chemistry

Mature queer love + they're coworkers. Their chemistry is literally masterpiece and some scenes are similar each other

simular:
- samesex couple
- comedy, romance genre
- roommates
- Korean series

Chill, cute and nice story about guys falling in love. ...................................................................

similarities:
- korean bl
- miniseries
- cohabitation (the rich lead is forced to live with his love interest)

differences:
- “roommates of poongduck 304” is 8 episodes while “to my star” is 9
- “roommates of poongduck 304” has the tenant-landlord relationship trope
- “roommates of poongduck 304” is an office romance
- in “to my star,” the rich lead is a famous actor while in “roommates of poongduck 304,” he is the son of a businessman
- “to my star” has the grumpy/sunshine trope
- in “to my star,” the rich lead struggles with anxiety
- there is a sequel to “to my star”
- “to my star” deals with heavier themes and the color palette is darker in comparison to “roommates of poongduck 304” which is fairly lighthearted and funny

Both of these BL titles feature the two leads in a romantic relationship that starts off with a power imbalance (in parent series "Boss and a Babe in the case of Our Skyy), but end up with the leads creating a system where they exchange authority back and forth.

If you like dramas about roommates, this could be something for you, too. Although they are already a couple in Secret Roommate, they act like only roommates when the brother of one of the leads pays a visit.

Similarities:
Great kiss and nice chemistry
Funny
Nice acting

Both of these Korean BL dramas take place in the working world and possess a similar simplistic, classic drama tone that doesn't necessarily excite viewers, but makes for a comfortable watch.