Rainha Cheorin (2020)

Another fusion sageuk with a great cast. Its similar point is not only the comedy, but also an interesting play on the stereotypical gender roles: Homme Fatale has a "feminine" male lead and Mr Queen's female lead is "manly". Both titles combine comedy with more serious undertones.

These two South Korean dramas have time-travel fusion things, beautiful pairing and amazing lead actors.

That same slapstick energy where you don't need to bring your logic along. Just sit back and enjoy the silliness and thrills!

- Historical dramas;
- ML promised another girl to love her, but later fell in love with FL;
- bittering couple

- time travel in both dramas;
- FL "forgot" her past;
- ML protects FL;
- FL (ML in case Mr. Queen) goes back to the future

-Fun and funny time travel drama with a twist. (Although due to censorship joy of life's time travel was hidden)
-seemingly lighthearted and then the pain attacks you at random points
-secrets and plots
-interesting side character plotlines
-joy of life had more adventure than romance.

Both have:
-Time travel
-romance
-court power battles
-secrets
-lighthearted plot yet with painful moments

I recommend this both drama because , Male lead and Female lead
try to solve problem
In one drama explosion and another student murder/suicide

-Korean dramas
-Historical setting
-Arranged marriage
-Secrets

Overall, the two have very similar vibes especially with Mr. Queen having a character who is a man pretend to be a wife, and Nobleman Ryu’s Wedding also having a man pretend to be a wife.

Both lead woke up in historical period. Struggle with outdated knowledge snd equipment. Help snd teach the old fashion people. Sweet drama

The genre and the vibe the two dramas give off are very similar. You have romance as the main plot with a political revenge plot going on in the background. The two FL's are very similar with their 'crackhead' energy. The ML's are very different though, which results in very different dynamics between the leads. Mr Queen had an enemies-to-lovers theme, while Unchained Love has saviour to lovers? All in all, I believe if you enjoyed one, you'll enjoy the other.

Although the storyline and everything is very different
Both depict the character of a historic political figure named Kim Jwa-Geun
FengShui is set in the last days of King Cheoljong while Mr. Queen was the early years
depiction of Kim Jwa-geun is different in both, as Mr. Queen tried to keep the light-hearted comedic touch in it
Both movies show a different ending to what happened to Kim Jwa-geun and King Cheoljong (idk which one is real but i'm pretty sure fengshui is closer to reality)

love and hate relationship.
smart male lead
sassy female lead
bickering couple
enemies to lovers troupe

Both historical dramas, highly recommend watching, it takes place after the Joseon dynasty during the Japan colonization so it kind feels like it is continuing the story from another point of view

Not a gender-bender or time-travel. But in similar manner there are fake identity crown princesses, Mr. Queen is a man from the future inhabiting the crown princesses body, in Fake Princess the crown princess is a look-a-like that gets swapped in for the real crown princess.

In both stories the ML (crown prince) is suspicious of the FL (crown princess) as she comes from the "enemy camp". Also in both stories the ML (crown prince) is also under threat from enemies all around him and must behave low-key and plot secretly with few allies.

The stories are quite similar, romantic and funny with a more serious undertone, fight scenes, plotting, and mostly the pull and push relationship between the ML and FL where they battle suspicion and romance between each other.