Recommendations

Both leads got together due to an interesting circumstance (a bet vs a contract). The leads are in love with each other, but thinking the other party doesn't feel the same way. Does he/she love guess game! Both have Japanese humor but not too over-the-top. Also both have a business/office romance setting.

- High School setting
- Student-teacher relationship
- CORRUPT SCHOOL
- Both romance and mystery genres (but My Strange Hero is much more light-hearted)
- Evil parents and people in charge
- Revenge plot
- ML is a simp for the FL

- High School setting
- Bullying is a big theme
- Romance
- Hidden past of FL
- Rich and pretentious FL
- Live On has a minor mystery plot even though it's not listed. As the plot progresses we get closer to unraveling the fl's secret. However, keep in mind Live On is more of a light-hearted and comedic drama compared to Hierarchy

Both films are arthouse productions that tell the story of men who have to deal with either colour blineness or inability to understand words and the way they cope with it

-Japanese Bl's
-Male hustler
-Similar atmospheres

Both shows make me experience similar suspense, angst and thrilling moments. Both are fast-paced in terms of dropping clues and relations among different characters, building a great momentum in each episode to keep me curious on what's next.

Chef female lead and in a restaurant/inn setting! The couple both deal with new emotions and personal conflicts that they try to solve together. Japanese norms and culture are included throughout the two series.

First of all both drama was designated to be set in a high school with those students of course.
The character of Yeonwoo resembles Dayeol (for the introverted speak less type I would say) while Yoohan resembles Taehyun (this outgoing style that can easily make friends with others . Both actually has this similar vibes which is the lovely relationship with this depressing and denial moment at the mid.

I might say Taehyun’ flower pot scene reminds me of Yeonwoo’s rope scene (even though his purpose of buying rope aren’t for that at first).

It triggers my memories and I hope it’ll lead you to find both drama pretty interesting to watch!!

Both dramas features a who dunnit plot with a school element mixed into it.

While Law School is more ensemble cast than Connection which focuses more on the ML, they are similar in which main casts are well written well with depths and portrayed by great acting.

- both has high class families
- transfer or scholarship student doesn’t get along with rich kids
- families pressure on child

Both FL were thieves and tried to steal from the ML.

In Practice Daughter, she wants something from him that's why she stayed

In IDWTBP, the FL was forced to be the wife and accompany him

Both FL swap soul

in Practice Daughter, 2 bodies were involved and they swapped

while in ETL, they share a body and swap personality

You have power if you have wealth. Hierarchy is more intense because it deals to find justice of his brother's death, he enters into their world so that he can finally know who's behind the death of his brother. The battle of the riches and powerful is on fire ? ??.

The Heirs is more the lovestory of a rich-poor.

Both have-
* Same Calm vive
* Beautiful cinematography
* Slow yet wonderful narrative
* Wonderful Chemistry
* Good supporting characters

Both dramas are short length and have..

+ Bodyguard ML, protective ML
+Rich FL
+ Hidden agenda
+ Nice kisses ;)

Personally, I liked Forever Love better, cause it had a more dramatic plotline..