At the End of the Road - Recommendations

Yuwyuw says...

This is also a story where the main character dies and wakes up in somebody else's body, but there's that one guy who recognises him 

tiredfrogsticker says...

kinda spoilers but both mls figure out mc's true identity after going into someone else's body which is a huge plus!!

feathertail38 says...

both of these stories have very similar narrative structures, even though they take place in different setting and have different tones

cgfneve says...

the mangas are both very familiar in all sorts of ways. the plots pretty mcuh the same and on both of the stories the mc switches bodies with somone that tried to kill theirselves and the mcs real body was somone strong and so on. in both of them the mc realises that the mc is their lost loved one and does evrything to get them to admit that and they end up together in the end in both of the stories. both of them are relly good and if you liked one og them then you will probably like the other one as well. i really loved both of the stories and rate them both 10/10

softsong says...

In both Korean webtoons, we have a dark-haired rich kid (the physical body of the protagonist in At the End of the Road) with "amnesia" who gets thrown into a situation where he has to figure out the motives of those around him. One of these ways is by viewing videos of his younger "self" to piece together the tragedies of the past.

Our protagonists in both are tough and discerning, not putting up with BS and not giving his trust readily to the shady blond who seems obsessed with him. The other male lead is a beautiful-in-a-dangerous-way tall blond with ties to the protagonist's past. The main character distrusts him but the blond guy is very attached, having lost him before, and welcomes every scrap of attention.

Flashbacks reveal why he is so completely devoted to the main character through their shared childhood/adolescence. The situation currently is a reversal of dominance from their childhood days. For important reasons, the main character does not remember or deliberately avoids bringing up the past that they had in common, choosing instead to treat the blond as a stranger that was introduced relatively recently.  

I would whole-heartedly recommend fans of either series to read the other. Both have a dark atmosphere, a mystery of memories and identities and a similar level of non-explicit romantic content alongisde the gripping plot. 

Konzenkoryuu says...

While Moritat seems more confusing structure wise, they both have somewhat similar main characters. And the fact that everything the other male lead is doing for them is out of love, of course. 

Anime39hugs says...

Both are amazing and have a light boy love genre etc etc etc.... I love both and they have a similar feeling to each other while reading 

softsong says...

Both Korean webtoons are about a dark-haired main character who was once the tough guy in the neighbourhood and had previously saved the weaker blond guy in their childhood past. Unfortunately, they lost contact after being separated. Now that the protagonist is older, he has mostly forgotten their shared past and is weaker (physically in At the End of the Road, emotionally in A Guy Like You).  Meanwhile, the blond guy had changed to be more powerful and cynical so he could fend for himself without his childhood saviour, also his first love. When they meet again, the tsundere protagonist cannot or pretends not to recognize the blond guy, infuriating him. A push-pull relationship ensues. 

Clemencia76 says...

The plot revolves around characters that have a connection based on childhood friendships.  The characters are of different social statuses, which have become largely reversed since their younger days.  A large part of the conflicts of both stories is the social stigma around homosexuality which impacts the protagonists.  

ZurakoDesu says...

both have a setting where the two mcs face a lot of difficulties but overcome them together and end up together at last. also the seme in both the manhaws look kinda similar and have similar characteristics 

LupaLunae says...

Both are darker themed bl whose characters have some... psychological issues. They have similar art styles as well, and similar overall asthetic. 

Bibecsibe says...

They have similar atmosphere and both are kinda dark (but beautiful). They both have these struggles with memories and psihological problems. 

feathertail38 says...

both of these series have similar tone and art style, and explore childhood trauma and maladaptive coping

YoshieH says...

Story about guys who died by an accident. Their souls reincarnated into another guys. Now they live different life than before and they try to do their best to help to their former owners. Both are BL stories.

Mijuinhuh says...

Both seme loves the soul person the one who died and was re born in the persons boby near to the seme. 

Both were sad that the person they love just died, but couldn't accept the fact they died. 

Found his loved one in other persons existence and fell in love with them. 

They only fell for the soul that they love twice 

Loves them whole heartly and protect them.

personisrandom1 says...

There is not a lot of acting in "At the end of the road" like in "Best Actors", but I read both of them and enjoyed both of them a lot, the story is amazing.

Chocolate16 says...

They are having the same author and the same feeling when you read it. The drawings are similiar to each other and it is a BL like "At the end of the road". I think the only difference is mad dog is a little bit more brutally because the people are dying.

Sidraf says...

Similar character relationship dynamic; a dominant, untouchable, crazy character obsessed with the lead who can handle their own. 

feathertail38 says...

Both of these stories are thrillers with characters trying to uncover and get revenge for disturbing traumatic events

Chickenf33t says...

They both give off dark vibes. And the semes for both are kind of toxic. I recommend reading them both if you would like something angsty. 

riio says...

this mahwa is freaking awsome!! the way the characters react, the story, the script, it's all very exciting..its insane \ >0< /

oroborochi says...

Both stories feauture a possessive 'seme' lusting for a supposedly strong 'uke'. Both feauture questionable side couples, though Out of Control's resolution is much more complete than At the End of the Road. If you were at any point uncomfortable by OC's male lead, don't read AER, he's much worse. 

Lysq says...

It kinda has both ways of experimentation, and it is full-color. Although, by far they are most together because the BL story is just so good.