The Korean drama "A Day of Accidental Discovery" combines various elements such as female counterattack, crossing, Mary Sue, and the awakening of the two-dimensional characters, and has become one of the hottest TV series in recent days, so what are the similar TV series with it? Let's take a look.
Accidentally discovered a few episodes a day and updated several episodes a week
According to the 30-minute episode, four episodes are updated a week, Mizuki drama, South Korea is broadcast live on Wednesday and Thursday night, we generally have subtitles cooked meat until Thursday and Friday.
"A Day of Accidental Discovery" was broadcast for one-third, and the current rating on Douban was as high as 9.0, the female protagonist Kim Hye-yun played a supporting role in "Castle in the Sky", the male protagonist Kim Luyun played "School 2017", and the male three men and four men were all Korean online drama cafes. Considering that they are not familiar actors for domestic audiences, this achievement can be said to come entirely from the appeal of the story itself.
A TV series similar to a day of accidental discovery
The biggest highlight of the Korean drama "A Day of Accidental Discovery" is the awakening of the two-dimensional characters, but this kind of plot is not the first time it has appeared, before the Korean drama "W Two Worlds" has a similar setting, in addition to China and Japan have also filmed similar models, let's take a look.
1. "W-Two Worlds"
Starring: Lee Jong-suk, Han Hyo-joo, Kim Eui-sung, Lee Tae-hwan, Jung Young-jin
W-Two Worlds is a fantasy love suspense drama premiered on July 20, 2016 by MBC Television, directed by Jung Dae-yun, written by Song Jae-jeong, and starring Lee Jong-suk and Han Hyo-joo. The drama tells the story of a real-world female doctor Wu Yanzhu who accidentally entered the world of the popular comic "W" and a series of chain events that occurred after meeting the protagonist of the comic, Jiang Zhe.
2. Westworld
Westworld is a 2016 HBO sci-fi series based on the 1973 film of the same name, starring Evan Rachel Wood, Anthony Hopkins, and Ed Harris. Jonathan Nolan as general director and Michael Clayton as chief writer.
The play tells the story of a giant high-tech Westworld-themed adult paradise that provides visitors with the satisfaction of killing and sexual desire, and as the receptionists have autonomous consciousness and thinking, they begin to doubt the nature of this world, and then awaken and rebel against humanity.
Westworld Season 1 premiered on HBO on October 2, 2016, and Westworld Season 2 aired on April 22, 2018.
3. "Come to Your World"
Starring: Lin Baihong, Li Haofei, Huang Junjie, Huang Yilin
"Come to Your World" is a fantasy love web drama jointly produced by Blue Harbor Pictures and Tencent Video, directed by Wang Yiding, starring Lin Baihong, Li Haofei, Huang Junjie, Huang Yilin and so on. The drama tells the comic artist He Xie, who crossed into his own comic "Crystal Love", and must complete the task of saving his own ten thousand years of vicious female companionship, let her change "evil" to "right", but again and again for his "original" to "fill the pit" love story.
The series aired on Tencent Video on June 13, 2018.
4. "Ohara Don't Cry"
Don't Cry, Obara is a 2013 winter Japanese drama directed by Shintaro Sugawara and Shunsuke Kanayama, starring Tomoya Nagase, and aired on Japanese television every Saturday from January 19, 2013.
It tells the fantasy love story between Miss Echizen, played by Kumiko Aso, and the protagonist of the manga she draws, Ohara, played by Tomoya Nagase, in a total of 10 episodes.
Themes such as the awakening or rebirth of two-dimensional characters are very common in the starting text, and it is very similar to search for fast-wearing novels.