Both feature hitmen who write online novels or draws webtoons about their real experiences as hitmen under the guise of fiction, which leads to chaos and their lives changing forever.
LTNS is more about romance and action while H:AJ is more of an action comedy but they both have similar backbone stories of the hitman wanting to leave his life as a killer to start a life with his new family.
LTNS is more about romance and action while H:AJ is more of an action comedy but they both have similar backbone stories of the hitman wanting to leave his life as a killer to start a life with his new family.
Both are short length BL dramas in which the couple has a sort of push and pull relationship between enemies and lovers, on opposite sides at times, working together others. Both MLs are lonely, isolated from society, and troubled. One of the MLs has a sister who is his only family, and the drama concludes with the trio living together.
both start with the initial same genre, mob BL drama/movie
but then they take two different routes :
you want short the feel good, get off your screen happy and optimistic for the world then pick exhibit A. Long Time no See
If on the other hand you aren't afraid if investing more time and emotions and diving a little deeper into the pessimistic world, on the risk of heartache, Yet! still has an eventual satisfying ending , exhibit B. Moon Child ( Warning : Hyde and Gackt are your leads in this one)
Both with an amazingly high rewatchablity - I know I've been rewatching Moon Child sense I discovred it circa 10 years ago, and I still revisit it once a year
I may have just stumbled upon Long time no see, but it's an easy rewatch as well, if just to see those two look in each other's eyes and hold hands so cutely!! .. maybe I should save a gif of that as a phone background ;?
but then they take two different routes :
you want short the feel good, get off your screen happy and optimistic for the world then pick exhibit A. Long Time no See
If on the other hand you aren't afraid if investing more time and emotions and diving a little deeper into the pessimistic world, on the risk of heartache, Yet! still has an eventual satisfying ending , exhibit B. Moon Child ( Warning : Hyde and Gackt are your leads in this one)
Both with an amazingly high rewatchablity - I know I've been rewatching Moon Child sense I discovred it circa 10 years ago, and I still revisit it once a year
I may have just stumbled upon Long time no see, but it's an easy rewatch as well, if just to see those two look in each other's eyes and hold hands so cutely!! .. maybe I should save a gif of that as a phone background ;?
