In both drama one of the mcs seeks revenge while the other accompanies them throughout their journey. Bickering, adoring gazes, secrets, sacrifice and lots of flirting from one of the mcs.

Gutsy fl with a painful past and a flirty ml who loves nothing more than to just keep looking at her adoringly. Political intrigues, secrets, fights and some dashes of romance.

•Cold genius ml with a complicated past and a bubbly cute fl who pursues him first despite the rough beginning of their relationship.
•In both drama the main characters are next door neighbours.
•That backhug after that incident scenes are pretty similar.

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Older , career focused fl and younger a bit of a free spirit ml fall in love but they both tend to react a bit dramatically. In both families the sibling of the ml is hindering the romance and in both drama the mcs' families arent much in favour of the relationship and they aren't afraid of showing that creating lots of havoc. Now while the chemistry was very apparent on Something in The Rain it feels lacking in Now We Are Breaking Up. Also in both drama instead of a climax of emotions and tension the endings feel underwhelming.

Seemingly they dont have much in common apart from the fact that both drama were very anticipated by the audience (due to the actors' participating) only for the majority to watch their expectations crash and burn.

Because of the ml's tendencies. If you watched either drama you understand what im talking about. Though Kono Otoko is a bit more on the sane side seeing that the fl understands that what is going on isnt normal.

Wholesome stories about the responsibility of raising a child and what it means to be a parent and what makes a family as the main focus. Also a bit of a complicated romance on the side.

In both drama you will find communication between the main couple. They actually sit down and talk things out(well most of the time) bubbly/cold theme where the ml falls first, and of course there is a dash of a past love interest popping up along with the issue that arises in the last 5 episodes.

In both drama you have: Older famous fl and a cute and sweet younger ml, sweet storyline both for main and for supporting characters.

The roles are reversed but in both stories you have a romance blooming in adversity. Both stories ave a quirky fl and a bit closed off ml as well as the theme of terminal illness. In both you will cry your eyes out.

In both drama you are bound to cry your eyes out watching the love stories develop. Through thick and thin, through various hardships and struggles you see a beautiful yet heartbreaking and flawed romance. The difference of the two drama lies on the choices of our main characters and how they deal with the terminal illness.

Childhood friends-to lovers with the ml falling first for the fl. Bickering, misunderstandings and living close to each other tropes.