Dali and the Cocky Prince (2021)

Romance-Comedy genre

-The male lead is a rich arrogant man (in an amusing way)
-The comedy is quite similar
-The female lead is quite optimistic and very capable
-She is in a love with another man from the beginning…
-ML chases FL

Well similar vibes between the leads like debtor/creditor, employ/boss, hate to love, art, painting...............................................

The female leads in both dramas are from rich and well-known families.
In both dramas, the female leads are going through a tough moment connected to family. One is struggling to pay off her late father's debt while the other still performs daughter-in-law duties to her ex-husband's family for the sake of her own family.
For the female leads in both dramas, the presence of the male leads is like a breath of fresh air amidst their problems.
The male leads in both dramas are witty, sweet, kind, funny and offer great comfort and support to the female leads.

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I feel that the chemistry and the characters are quite similar feeling:

-The male lead is a rich arrogant man (in an amusing way)
-The comedy is quite similar
-The female lead is quite optimistic and very capable
-The couple works well together and cherish each other in their own ways

A wealthy person's life is turned upside down over night because of someone close to them leading to forced proximity with someone who does not discredit them or look down on them for their current situation .

A woman is in a love interest with two different man: the first one has a psychopatic tendencies and is responsible for her father's past sufferings (could also be responsible for his death in the present).. and the other is a loud and good-natured, but oddly naive being who has been emotionally separated by his actually loving family. Both of those lovebke oddballs have a their mother dying on an early age and their father remarrying to another woman. They have another sibling through that marriage.. the female protagonist is an only child.

Both set in the art world with problematic exes.
Love triangle romance.
More drama and angst than comedy.

- romantic comedy genre
- male leads are arrogant
- both dramas have problematic exes; can't move on from their past love
- in big data romance, towards the end the male lead chases for the female lead; in dali and the cocky prince the male lead chases for the female lead
- both leads have different beliefs, lifestyle and overall world views
- quirky female leads

- Both dramas have unique energies that make them addictive.
- Both FL's have rare personalities. I wouldn't say they behave similarly, but they are uncommon compared to other kdrama female leads.
- Appreciation for the arts in both dramas.
- Elegant aesthetics in both.
- All rich leads, excluding the ML fro IOTNBO.
- They also share actress Park Gyu Young

Notable differences:
- It's Okay to Not be Okay has a immature FL and mature ML. It is the opposite for Dali and the Cocky Prince.
- Dali and the Cocky Prince is the lighter drama. It's Okay to Not be Okay has darker, psychological aspects to it.

A light romantic comedy with a lovable ML. The ML falls for the FL first and tries his best to win her heart.

In both the main antagonist is somebody very close to the famele lead.., whom is obsessed about possing her and might be responsible for her father's death. Both have a smart female lead, which shames often fails miserably. The male lead in both is very warm and loving towards the female lead..(he is the one loving and trusting her more), while her love and trust take time.

-Creditor and debtor relationship. In Man in Love the social class of both is much more marginalized
-Deals with inter generational debt
-Death of father
-Male lead chases female lead first
-Soft hearted male lead
-Dali and Cocky Prince is much more light and whimsical compared to Man in Love which is more gritty and melodramatic

Romantic Comedy Drama
-Both drama settings revolve around the art gallery.
- Female Leads are both knowledgeable to paintings
- Rich and Arrogant Male leads

They are both about a rich people whom are a small private galleries owners and the troubles their family had met (in the past) and is facing just for the sake of keeping it still running.
In both they are a lot of main, supporting or guesting characters whom display the issues of agoptive parents and adoptees sometimes have to face (in both they don't seem handled well... Atleast to a certain episodes in the beginning, but then we somehow patch things up).
In both the male hero have a pretty disturbing and terrible relationship with his blood-relatives and family, while the adopted person displays that he felt loved by his adopted parents.
Both have a lot of back-stabbing from family members issues.
In both the female lead has to deal with a lond lasted crush on another guy before she admits she is shaken by the male lead (although the chemistry between them is is displayed since episode 1).
The male lead is cold-blooded when it comes to business (or it seems so at first), but can't help it being smitten by the heroine.