Both shows have similar tropes and crime elements. The chemistry between the main leads is insane! Both a gun first watch through but don't necessarily have what would make it rewatchable, but they're both still great the first time.
Recommended by rr_dramas
Both BL dramas partially take place in the underworld and one of the main characters is a power bottom.
Recommended by HKN
-Taiwanese BLs
-Violence
-Gangs
-Unrequited love
-Being apart
-Heartbreak
-Step brothers
Recommended by Mittyneko
Both focus on very similar plots such as on a gangster and a “good guy” Trapped being a police officer and Kiseki being a Doctor, with enemies to lovers romance. They are both Taiwanese BL series and both have very similar themes and genres,
Recommended by ScarlettaMay
Both have a student and a mafia member falling for each other. (In My Dear Gangster it is a university student and in Kiseki it is a highschool student.)
The mafia members want to leave their groups and live a regular life with their love interests.

While there is some drama in both, My Dear Gangster Oppa is lighter in tone than Kiseki Dear To Me.

Kiseki was consistantly great while My Dear Gangster was fun through Ep 5 (out of 8), then it fell apart. My recommendation for My Dear Gangster is to watch Ep 1-4 then treat Ep 5 as a fluffy epilogue and stop at 38min.
Recommended by Zii3
It's both are mafia dramas. Where they leave the field because they fell in love and want to protect theirloved one. And live in relationship.
Recommended by drama_love
Both dramas are BLs, high production value, mafia and gangs. Casts are superb. Plot - from enemies to lovers.
Recommended by killua77
An ordinary person bumps into a criminal, and they start living together. Although the plots are different, they have the same feel as they gradually begin to understand each other and become attracted to each other.
Recommended by Melanie
Both are sweet BLs about the sudden involvement of someone in the gang world who is out of place there. With the lead falling for a guy in the gang of course. There are also side couples.
Recommended by LousList
Both have mafia theming, both involve gangs/gang crime.

Mafia romance.
Great kisses.
Some violence.
Recommended by CosmicL777
The yu sen x lee yueh couple kinda reminded me of chen- aidi story .so if u liked the second couple here u might like this couple in "let's talk abt chu ".
The rest of the characters & story r not very good .so u can skip it to see this couple
Recommended by Markiepooh
Both uses age gap plot where younger ML is the dominant (seme) and greenest flag of all character.
Older ML doesn't move the story forward as much as the younger ML.
Older ML have a tendency to behave like an airhead that causes intimacy scenes/misunderstandings
Younger ML is smart and very straightforward.
2nd coupling in both stories are very cute. And noisy hahahha
Difference is that Minato SCL is more draggy as the older ML is more wishy washy, and is pretty much Slice of life paced. Kiseki is much quicker paced and action packed due to the premise of mafia background/involvement.
Kiseki is a Taiwanese show, Minato is Japanese show.
Warning:
Both Younger MLs started as highschoolers in their final year. I know some people will squirm at this, so I am putting it out here first. Skip these 2, if you can't handle physical age discrepancy.

But, we do all know that maturity isn't linear with age right? Both younger MLs here have greater maturity than most of the characters in the show, and have already been living an unsheltered life, independent from their parents for a while before meeting the older ML who at no point in the show intentionally manipulated the younger MLs (in terms of romance).
Recommended by naki_Mushi
The main characters pf both shows become involved with a sweet guy who turns out to belong to a crime family.
Recommended by autumnleafspice
Commonalities:

• MxM (BL) Lead Characters
• Mafia / Criminal Activities
• Secondary Gay/Bi/LGBT Characters
• Family Bonding and/or Issues
• At Least One Character In Prison

Jack & Joker: U Steal My Heart! (Uncut Ver.) is a Thai production.
Kiseki: Dear To Me is a Taiwanese production.
Recommended by plum
Both the shows have mafia themes. Both have BL themes. Although, Long Time No See is a bit rushed and low quality production, it does not disappoint at all. The fight sequences in both the dramas are amazing.
Recommended by SideDishBahngChan
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