Into the Ring (2020)

Political Based Shows
Centered around the arc and growth of the female lead who goes from someone who is under the depth and grows into their roles
Romance with her co-worker
Witty Dialogue and Banter
Father-Son Relationship Quarrels

Slow burn romance. Female lead that always stands for justice. Both shows are slow paced romance in work place while Miss Hammurabi the are judges in Into the Ring they are public servants. Cute male leads that support female leads!!!

Their plot is very different but both the dramas have very healthy central relationships that are built out of mutual admiration, support and understanding. Main characters in both dramas are somewhat quirky and have distinct and likeable personalities. A bonus is that both do not involve love triangles.

- quirky, meta humor

- unique visual style

- originality

- likable main leads

- strong female characters

similar humor, the way it's shot, main characters chief Kim and goo sera have a similar way of dealing with things and quirky personalities. Political lines are pretty similar too.

This drama follows a similar story. Into the ring follows a woman that is dumped by boyfriend who wants to be a politician but she doesn't want to become a district council member for this reason instead she wants it for the money

Both of the female leads are righteous and fight against wrongful actions. Into the ring falls more into politics while Saito-San is more of a neighbourhood. Both have shows of the female leads getting another person to join them in their journey and a strong bond of community. You`ll end up loving the side characters in both.

The heroine is a fighter for justice... The hero is her opponent at first.., but starts respecting her battle spirit and soon they start fighting together against the injustices they meet.

Both shows are heavy in comedy to cover up boring political stuff, which makes both of them very fun to watch. Both of these shows also focuses on helping others. Although Legal High does not have romance in it, the leads' chemistry is BOMB, just like Into the Ring. Acting is also very amazing! If you watched Park Sung Hoon in Psychopath Diary, then you could see how good he portrayed his character in Into the Ring. On the other hand, Jin Goo will really blow your mind. From being a loyal lover in Descendants to the Sun to a psycho who loves money in Legal High, you will love him even more! Lastly, both shows will never disappoint you. I was hesitating to watch both as I'm not really into lawyer and politics, but these dramas will really change and explode your mind!

• Same female lead: Nana
• Both female lead are hard working and very passionate with their work
• Both male lead have issue with their father
• Both male lead have very straight face with no expression

Even though the other is a film, the setting revolves around the district office. Both men are civil servants while both women loves file complaints.

Both dramas have pretty similar relationship dynamics with bubbly louder FL and soft quieter ML. Come and Hug Me is much darker/more melo even though it has some funny moments; Into the Ring is much more comedic.

Both shows have in common:
The female lead personality is alike.
Both female leads are called "Tiger Moth" because they can't help seeking for justice when in front of injustice even when the situation is unfavorable for them.
The MLs personalities are not the same, but in both shows, the male leads think the FLs should maintain a low profile, but they can't help caring for them and helping in the end.
Workplace romance. In Law Cafe the leads are lawyer/prosecutor while in Into the Ring they are public servants.
I like the cute male leads who support female leads!!!

If you really like the FL lead in Suspicious Partner, like her messy attitude, I would like to recommend Into the Ring because the FL lead here is similar, even more extra. Both of them were fantastic!

Scarlett reminds me so much of Goo Se Ra. They're both funny, justice-oriented, and optimistic in the work they do. Their fluffy relationship dynamics with their respective partners are also similar; both women are so high energy, confident, and adoring and their partners are so soft. Both shows also have great depictions of female careerwomen and friendships as well as themes of politics and power.