The crooked political injustices in both sheds a light about how upper and lower classes of people are treated differently.

If you are into bls and the supernatural then I believe this is for you. One living and one maybe not living but is hovering as a spirit who falls in love.... yes please !

Love the supernatural aspect of both series. The MLs also seem to have great chemistry. Very intriguing.

While Fahlanruk was somewhat of a meh ? both it and Bed Friend follow the same premises... 'Friends with Benefits'!

Supernatural aspect is good but the chemistry between the leads is heartwarming, sad, but truly amazing

What I love about both of these series is that the boss/supervisors are very tall, handsome, debonair, and sweet. I really like when the boss/supervisor starts off strict and all into the work but underneath, their hearts are mesmerized by the worker they have warm feelings for. I love seeing how relationship develops in the workplace.

Somehow I just love office romances even if they are forbidden. Both series involves cute office supervisors/boss with an even cutier subordinate.

Both have that feel of the 90's with the MSN, letters, and warm friendships that eventually blossoms into something more.

What I love is that both series dig deep into the behind scenes of the BL industry. War of Y looks at multiple views, from managers fighting for more fame and fortune for their clients to real relationships actors have that could potentially ruin the ships they have with their onscreen partners. Lovely Writer takes the premise of BL writer and one half of a shipped couple who fall in love, not by coincidence but because they know each other from the time they were young.

Both series have a nostalgic feel of loving someone from the past but feels like someone in the present.

Just like Cal It What You Want, War of Y will explore the dark sides of the entertainment industry, especially the BL industry. Both series look at shipping (especially when actors are straight), real relationships that form from working together, and corrupt talent agencies and managers.

Just like Cal It What You Want, War of Y will explore the dark sides of the entertainment industry, especially the BL industry. Both series look at shipping (especially when actors are straight), relationships that form from working together, and corrupt talent agencies and managers.