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Both are a survival drama. It's that in Night has come Mafia game is being played among school students in their youth time in going to a school trip but in Squid game there are elderly people teenager who are here in need of money and are playing various games where if any of them loose they are gonna die. So, I recommend watching both also squid will have a season 2 which most of the people know by now I guess but it's for those who haven't watched Squid game yet and who doesn't know there will be squid game season 2/

Having to see food as part of the storyline.
Let's eat is more on eating and also the dishes, this drama is also about food but more on the process of getting that food.

J-Hope in the Box shows J-hope's process from completing his album to preforming it. Similarly Suga: Road to D-Day shows Suga's journey into starting his album. He travels to different locations in hope to find inspiration.

If you are a fan of BTS it is most likely that you have already watched both documentaries, however if you watched one and enjoyed it, you will also enjoy the other!

"Going by the Book" and "Boyhood" have different plots, but they're similar for being a unique comedy where the main charactes are randomly assigned to a certain role and how they took it seriously and so on to the series of misunderstandings with other people.

"Once Upon a Time in High School" and "Boyhood" are set in the 1970/80s and it's similar for having weak male leads who transfers to another schools and how they gradually learn to be strong. They deal with bullies, fight against gangsters and it also involves corporal punishment by teachers which was common in the old era.

"Weak Hero Class 1" and "Boyhood" are high school kdramas about weak students who are finally standing up and fighting against their bullies while also getting involved with gangs. Although both dramas have different plots and genres.

Both are anthologies. Both have characters and plots and overlap. Both are heartfelt and bittersweet.

- visual couples
- ml affected by something related to fl
-flashbacks from the past( previous life)
-a killer trying to kill the fl and the ml trying to help her

In both dramas:

The main lead is a deity.
They are connected through their past lives.
The main lead wants to harm the female lead.
The dramas feature fantasy elements along with comedic scenes.

Both have:

1. A famous author ML who has a secret in his past related to a novel.
2. A hardworking FL trying to find her dream job.
3. A love triangle with an endearing, adorable SML.
4. A large cast of characters where love of books and writing are the common bond.

Chicago Typewriter has a fantasy realism style with magic and reincarnation and the characters have exaggerated circumstances but the story is a long love letter to books and relationships. Romance is a Bonus Book is more slow slice of life with a noona romance and semi-realistic drama but it's also about how people relate to each other through literature.

the vibes are the same. moody. sad. depressing. hopeful. pure. it's about family and betrayal. how life can be unfair. The main leads give a similar vibe. Both the dramas beautifully portray loneliness

both of the titles are thai boys love series based around baking

at the time of writing this wuju bakery hasn't started airing but there is a teaser at this link;
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qMMZcwF1MEs&ab_channel=BeOnCloud

Hopeful, healing, enchanting and If i could describe the genre, it would be as a realistic fantasy? Two shows written in such a way you are rooting for most of the characters and they are fleshed out in a way that shows people aren't black or white but shades of grey. The main cast is so talented and love that all MLs are nothing but green flags. Screenwriters take notes!!
ps: both male leads are not only hansdome but very talented!

In need of some well written, hopeful drama with male leads that are walking green flags? Those two are for you! Having beautiful music as an extra doesn't hurt!