Similarities are big
Both are chinese school slice of life dramas
Roy Xie took part in both of them
While WIFTY is about ml/fl couple, the second is on a bromance side, both shows life of multiple friends

Both cbl
Both censored bromance
Complicated stories
Tangible chemistry between MLs and no GLs
Well produced dramas, emotional, with incompatible MLs (from the first view)

Both are bls, some sad moments, a lot of the plot about singing. As given is jbl, it is more straightforward in terms of bl relationship. TBF covers a slice of life and longer period of time and multiple couples

Both dramas are BLs, high production value, mafia and gangs. Casts are superb. Plot - from enemies to lovers.

With some similar traits, dramas left me with similar feelings. Meow- korean straight drama with a cat able to appear as a man, suki - more on BL side, with a dog, which reincarnated as a man. They enter and change leads' lifes, though how long they can stay?

I have very similar emotions from both of dramas. A man entering ML lifes, who actually are reincarnations of a dog in one drama and a teddy bear in the second. They help to improve MLs' situation, literally inspire them. Even ending is similar, expected and a little bit sad.

Very similar vibes, gentle stories about innocent and pure love affection. Pace and conclusion are similar, with open endings, positive in both cases. For me jbls are top, the time of fever being kbl is outshining the majority of korean bls

Both Chinese, the same year, for some reason I was thinking about AB while watching MGB.
In both series MLs are wearing extravagant clothes (I would buy them if saw).
In AB 2 MLs were obviously a couple with the sister just the third wheel, in MGB - it is actual triangle without stable couple.

Both dramas will make you cry, though plots are different, in overall they share soulmates love and reincarnation.

Both dramas are filmed in similar way, I was surprised that production teams are completely different. For me, resemblance lies in the fact that both dramas explore impossible love, and notwithstanding all difficulties, couples managed to spend time together as lovers.

Both chinese dramas, far exceeding bromance, those are more about soulmates, who are invincible while together and stimulate each other's growth. To avoid spoilers, only will say that in some scenes of RLASS I had to make a mental effort to remind myself that it is not The Untamed!

The prince of tennis is more like a comedy, while RLASS is a drama, still - in both drams it is team working which makes possible for everyone to grow and makes the team invincible.