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Although Park Shi On is an autistic savant who lacked mental maturity and empathy, he graduated from medical school with distinction. His medical skills are exceptional, but he struggles to deal with his superiors and his patients due to his lack of interpersonal skills. As he struggles to adapt, some of his fellow doctors befriend him, supporting him during the most trying times. His dedication and exceptional skills should make him a great pediatrician, but can he overcome the systemic bias and discrimination or will he quit out of frustration?

Korean potter Jun Ho meets successful young entrepreneur Nanami in Tokyo. The couple falls in love and soon marry. A year after their marriage, tragedy strikes when Nanami is killed on her way home. Nanami, not ready to leave this world, remains in this world in spirit form. During this time she learns that her death wasn't an accident and her husband Jun Ho is in imminent danger. Unable to contact any humans except a psychic named Unten, can Nanami warn Jun Ho before harm comes his way?

Shin Ji Hyun was enjoying absolute bliss as she was about to marry her fiancé, Kang Min Ho, but her perfect life is shattered when she gets into a car accident that leaves her in a coma. She is given a second chance at life by a person called The Scheduler, but it comes with a condition: she has to find three people outside of her family who would cry genuine tears for her. In order to do this, she borrows the body of Yi Kyung, a part-time employee at a convenience store for 49 days.

A second year high school student, Morino Hotaru has spent the last few years crushing on her classmate, Otaka Ren. Unable to find the courage to confess her feelings, Hotaru has become something of an expert in unrequited love.

One day, while on a school trip with Ren and her best friend, Yamamoto Shiori, their bus gets into an accident. Blacking out for a bit, Hotaru wakes up to find a young man, dressed fully in black, standing over her. Shocked by his sudden appearance, Hotaru shoves him away but he refuses to leave. Introducing himself as Kuro, he announces that he’s a grim reaper and that Hotaru is dead.

As if the news of her death wasn’t shocking enough, Kuro goes on to explain that she has 49 days in which to resolve the three lingering attachments she has to her past life. If she fails to resolve these lingering regrets within the given time, she’ll become a ghost, bound to this world, unable to rest in peace for all eternity. There’s just one problem, Hotaru has been asleep for a month and now has only nineteen days in which to resolve her regrets.

Difficult as it seems, Hotaru sets out to free herself from the last, lingering attachments to her mortal life. With time running out, she must hurry, but saying goodbye is hard and saying “I love you” feels nearly impossible!

Kariya Yuri is an airhead who falls head-over-heels in love with Aono Ryuhei after their very first meeting. Yuri's happiness knows no bounds when Aono surprisingly ends up agreeing to go out with her, and thus she starts to enjoy her perfect relationship with her perfect boyfriend. Alas, misfortune strikes when only two weeks into their relationship, Aono tragically dies in an accident. But is something as simple as death really enough to keep the two lovers apart?

LGBTQ+ dramas about a boss who is infatuated with his employee. Romances.

Both stories are about an extremely narcissistic CEO type from a wealthy family, known to be young, handsome, efficient and ruthless. Both female leads are the assistant to the male lead, efficient, devoted and in awe of the boss. In both stories, he goes from being arrogant and even cruel towards the heroine to falling in love despite his best intentions and being clueless as to how to deal with his feelings. There are even several scenes in the novel that closely resemble scenes in the Kdrama.

- Both have strong male leads. At some point fight the girls family
- both fl are strong. Although I’m AoS she has amnesia and doesn’t know her powers.
- supernatural
-loving husband.

Fantasy romance Marriage contract dramas
MD has reincarnation/past life trope while TSOPMC is time travel to the present trope with the male lead being a reincarnation.

- Both have cold chaebols who fall in love with people born in Joseon (200+ year old demon/Joseon noble lady) and have marriage contracts with them
- Strong female leads
- Cold male leads
- Cohabitation trope

One of the two leads, after being warned of something dangerous in the future, he & his lover are chased by criminals into an alley that sends them into the past during the 1890s or 2433 Buddhist era. This is where they must adapt to their time there and find their way back to the present day.

They both involve friendships and family and have multiple leads. They also have the same writer and are of the life and melodrama genre.

There are plots revolving around kids, and these two really had great emotions
Both had that unexpected family bonds

Every kdrama fan knows Alzheimer is used often and usually as an excuse for a reset or a “lost characters that needs to discover the events again

For me tho there are a few that did it well, the emotions, the heartache and the pain

Both are mini dramas in which the FL and her child die tragically and she is then reborn or finds herself in the past.

The similar collecting, one is tax other is loan. All about business and money collection. You'll find them endearing and engaging if you like business drama.