Both dramas have a cute dynamic of friendships. Also the best fl/sml siblings! Also if you love it when the ml/sml have a good relationship (brother in laws for life!) both dramas are worth it for this. (Also a good fl/sfl relationship! Where the men in their lives don't push the friendship forward.)

Although their stories are rather different, these both share a romance that is more mature and they both play the same genre of game.

All in all, both gaming-based dramas are rather mature in their storylines! Although both are not about professional gamers (YAMG's ML is just really good at gaming and picking up mechanics) they are both about romance that happens through gaming in some sense. Also both MLs are seen as cold but both have a hidden reserved nature and lack the ability to sugarcoat their true feelings on topics. Both FLs are just amazingly strong individuals who don't allow anyone to bully them.

Also both novels are amazing! If you want to read some good novels look up "You're Beautiful When You Smile" and "You're My Glory". Both novels stuck to me after I read them.

The general feeling of both of these dramas is alike! The stories are different, but both have to do with a large-scale investigation that brings the leads closer together. Both female leads are lower in the caste ranking but are both nontypical for women during that time and know how to plot and get around tactics set against them. They both have a weakness within how the male leads tend to figure out the fl leads' plots against them.

The male leads are both higher in the caste status however in Love is All his true identity is hidden from the female lead. (His identity is still in a higher position than her's). Besides the fact they are technically a caste level higher though, they both respect their female leads and find their nontypical nature to be attractive.

Both have strong and smart female leads who are fighting against the social norm for women. They are both young as well, both female leads grow before your eyes as their stories unravel. They also mask their genders, Chang Ge more-so than Jin Xia. The romance for both is slow-burn and based on mutual respect and all couplings go through a good deal of hardships together. You also get to watch as the casts both mature over time, character growth is prominent in both dramas.

Also, since the recommender is an Art Historian, the costuming is absolutely breath-taking in both dramas. You will not see the cast wear the same 2 pieces of clothing all throughout the drama. (Embroidered Guards in Under the Power wear an AMAZING set of uniforms! The embroidery is absolutely gorgeous.)

I read both webnovels, I am so excited for these two to come out with their dramas! I actually found You Are My Glory from reading Time/Love is Always Online. Although the game genres are different, both of them have to do with people from each other's school ages. Rekindling relationships that were essentially lost.

The two male leads in the webnovels are both rather different. They both have had something to overcome and have had to deal with character development before reuniting with their schoolmates. The female leads are both very accomplished women with very different jobs but both hold a lot of respect in their industries.

If you like the sort of ambience that "Do You Like Brahms?" gives you might enjoy "A Piece of Your Mind". The storylines are different, but they both touch on music, healing and hardships (especially in relationships).