Recommendations

Same actress with dark romantic theme.

A detective falls in love with a murder suspect. The feeling of new found love and the romance thrills the detective but it ends tragically.

1. Rural area as locus of the story
2. Both female lead was challenge by medical issue because of their pas misfortunate event
3. Both female lead need to overcome their inferiority
4. Both male lead seems cool because of their job, but actually someone who take care the others. And both main male character have bad relationship with parents.
5. A bit similarity vibes on scoring
6. Melancolic vibes

1. Reflective healing drama: existential crisis, mundane life, death, the purpose of life, etc.
2. Good production: exploration of the city, "sense of realism" (in example, a lot of scene taken on real crowded urban life)
3. Dilema between hometown & megapolitan big city
4. Main lead is Zhou yu tong
5. Growing couple (& their dilemma about long distance relationship)

Very similar to Goblin in my opinion. There's a lot of "borrowed" narratives and ideas from goblin.

The plot is different however, the writing is VERY similar. Probably because it's from the same writer. I truly believe that if you like one, you're going to like the other.

-time travel
-sorta time loop (ML dies no matter how much the other partner tries to save them)
-butterfly effect (future changes becoz of past actions i.e. there is only one timeline)
-chemistry is good
-romcom

Difference is that Triage a medical drama and shows a more prominent time loop and ML is able to write what happens in each while FL in LR cannot write or say anything about the future to past people.

Both are bromance investigation genre but one is dystopian world and other is wuxia setting. both have the perfect chemistry between male leads.

Both have two traumatized leads with emotional scars healing and coming together in a very realistic way.
Both are romance dramas for older audience, with leads in 30s and realistic romance.
Both have great writing.

"Moorim School" and "I Am Nobody" share several similarities in their stories and the fantasy elements they employ. Both focus on the theme of battles between super-powered creatures and feature captivating wuxia and fantasy elements.

In "Moorim School," the story centers around a student named Shi-woo who possesses superpowers and joins Moorim School to learn martial arts techniques and develop his supernatural abilities. Meanwhile, in "I Am Nobody," the story revolves around Zhang Chulan, an ordinary student who hides his powers and behaves like a true idiot, suddenly encountering Feng Bao Bao, a beautiful girl who possesses strong superpowers.

Both dramas also incorporate elements of mystery and battles between super creatures with different powers and motives. In "Moorim School," the story focuses on battles between Shi-woo and other super creatures to obtain superpowers and maintain the balance of the world. Whereas in "I Am Nobody," the story focuses on battles between Zhang Chulan and other super creatures to obtain eight extremely powerful magical techniques.

However, the main difference between them lies in the setting and background of the story. "Moorim School" is set in an elite school with highly skilled martial arts techniques, whereas "I Am Nobody" is set in various locations with super creatures and extremely powerful magical techniques.

Tbh, i prefer I Am Nobody because the comedy is really funny and the story is very exciting and not boring at all. Also i love all actors <3 <3<3

Watch this drama instead if you find The Substitute Princess' Love is boring.

I find the series more entertaining and the FL a better actress.

If you liked Blossoms Shanghai then I guarantee that you will like this. This is basically an older version of Blossoms Shanghai with similar quality set in the 1920s Republican era in China, the story tells how triad members Hui Man Keung and Ting Lik struggle to survive in Shanghai (then an international settlement), and their rise to prominence in the triad world later.

Similar premise of the main character Transmigrating into a world they created.

Both are romance and both are Chinese

The theme of redefining masculinity and getting rid of gender stereotypes and all its limiting parameters. Both explore the love between unlikely-looking couples, the males look and dress uniquely and embrace their feminine side.
-Crushing social norms that try to limit both males and females in certain roles that have margins like gender, age, and the "social curse" mentioned in BSL.

Similar vibe when it comes to work and finding the strength to survive when all else seem to be falling apart professionally.