Male lead has inherent skills is matching up two people romantically. Both main leads seem to have a fate of living lonely lives but defy it through sincere love.

Han So Mang may not yet be officially a teacher, but she and Go Ha Neul both have hearts that go out to students who may look fine but are silently problematic. They are both set in schools and present students healing from painful experiences.

Aside from having the same director, both movies deal family and healing of broken relationships within.

Just like in Was It Love, in Woori the Virgin, the mother just made her daughter believe that her father is dead. The daughter grows up with her mom and grandmother. Once the father found out about having a daughter, the father tries to get closer to her, but it's not as simple as we often think it would be. What I had wanted to see more in Was It Love? I can watch here in Woori the Virgin: the father is given a chance to be with his daughter to get to know her better and to be good to her, even without having to hear her call him "Dad".

Both dramas have a
- lawyer male lead
- three couple cast
- grandfather character looking for a child from which he has been separated for a long time
- slow burn main couple romance

Both dramas have a
- male lead considered as losers by those around him
- female lead who is a police officer
- ML and FL work together at solving cases in an unconventional way

Both lead characters have sullen and serious personalities who seem to have decided to focus on their career than look for romantic relationships. Also, both lead characters deal with the "dark" side, though from completely different angles.

Both the drama and the movie had a soul trapped in a different body. Both star Ms. Ra Mi Ran showing completely different roles.

In both dramas, the female lead is surrounded by more than one guy who is attracted to her. Both female leads are career women and both have at one point decided not to pursue romantic relationships. Also, the single mom theme is also significant in both dramas.

reminds me of because both female leads experienced some kind of traumatic past that was so painful that it led them to unconsciously resort to short term memory loss as their way of coping.