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Pretty much the same story. I watched My Love first, around the time it aired, i really loved it and felt more emotional. this was my first time watching Greg Hsu and if you haven't already, you really need to try his works. i personally loved his acting and think he portrayed the role of the missing the chance with a loved one and wishing her well.

But not to say, i enjoyed the this movie too (you are the apple of my eye). while the story was very predictable (and very similar to My love) i did not find it that boring. it was a good time pass watch. (watched while having a meal alone)

oh! and the ending scene to both were the same! chinese did it better (in my opinion)


so if you liked one and want to see similar (and don't want to have a meal alone) try either/other.

Set also during the Japan colonial administration, this film describes historical facts, and the sacrifice of Dong Ju, considered a hero of the Korean identity despite the repression of the colonial authorities. In this case, the fight was carried out with poems

- Arranged marriage.
- ML seems cold and mean at first but is actually very kind and gentle towards his woman.
- Healthy mains relationship.
- Both leads are soft and gentle with each other.
Both deal with two very different people finding a balance with one another.
Both are love stories which started off as an arranged marriage , and viewers get to see the love story between the lead characters develop over the drama/movie.

Both display the passion for adventure in cooking and presenting enjoyable food using local ingredients.

Same lead actress (Lee Yoomi).
Both follow the lives of high school students.
Both have bullying and mental health scenes (including self-harm and suicidal attempts).
Both have a WLW relationship occurring (although shown in two very different ways).

No Heaven, But Love and Young Adult Matters are pretty different in tone, but they both follow messed-up situations where young people are just trying to survive.
Young Adult Matters hits harder emotionally, it’s darker, more chaotic, and doesn’t hold back when showing trauma and survival while No Heaven, But Love is quieter and in a way softer, but even with all that, both films show how powerful friendship (and love) can be.

Story: A new type of deadly virus spread throughout the city, and the apartment where has different social classes of people is sealed off. With the fear of the virus, and the conflicts of the different classes, the residents have to spend and survive in ...

Lu Qinyang and Ling Yiyao, two high-school sweethearts pledged to get married to each other in their youth. Over the next 10 years, their relationship is tried and tested by a number of obstacles that stand in their way.
- Both rekindled love
- Lovers separated then reunited

Both are serious scary horror works.
Both are of a high school setting
Both are Very entertaining in this genre.
Horror genre lovers shouldn't miss watching these.

Both are serious scary horror works.
Both are of a high school setting
Both are Very entertaining in this genre.
Horror genre lovers shouldn't miss watching these.

Both are serious scary horror works.
Both are Very entertaining in this genre.
Horror genre lovers shouldn't miss watching these.

Comedic slice of life shows taking place on an island far away from Tokyo which shows the daily lives of the locals living on the island.

Inspiring movies about music. While Swing Girls is more comedic and focus on music band, Have a Song on Your Lips is more serious and focus on choir group. But both are relaxing to watch, with beautiful sceneries.

Bullying? Yes
Lee Jun Young? Yes
Other:
Teacher vs. Student.
Fight Scenes
Hidden Identity
A** Whopping

Black comedy with "assassin" concepts, with similar use of action and rock music for action scenes. Both also, despite a focus on comedy, have emotional scenes.

Leads communicate through emails.
Lies are told about their lives for various reasons/insecurities.
They tackle other love interests in real life concurrently with their online relationship.
Haru's leads don't meet until the end, and while WL's leads have in person interactions throughout the series, they don't actually "meet" as their online counterparts until near end.