Although both the dramas are set in different time period, they are similar somehow in relation to the investigation and follow-up examination. My roommate is a detective has elements of romance while the Medical Examiner Dr.Qin has very little or almost no romance (from what I recall).

They both have a tones of fantasy realism and is related to the beings from the other world.

Island has a slight romantic/comedy touch while maintaining the element of mystery and horror (Which in my option is very hard to establish). The cast also has a wonderful chemistry with each other, which makes it a delight to the eyes.

This also has a part two (which is a continuation).

The Love You Give Me and Unforgettable Love has a similar vibe to it such as the business/medical profession alongside a cute kid to boost up the whole atmosphere.

The romance is fluffy and airy (If you can consider romance as such )

So if you like one you will defiantly like the other .

WIK and JITD/Silent reading is written by Priest , so you can feel the same vibe (although this rec is based on the books).

There is the element of Mistery present in both darams.

JITD - Excellent camera work and you can feel the chemistry between the actors (although subtil)

Although the Mysterious Lotus Casebook (MLC) is not out yet, they have a similar plot about a powerful character that disappears; then re-appear after a period of time to fight calamity. Both dramas have the same ML and includes a level of bromance (From what I saw in the trailer). If you like one definitely give the other one a chance (when it comes out)

I thoroughly enjoyed both dramas and give off a similar feel. If you like one, you will like the other as well.

- Both light hearted
- School setting
- Innocent romance
- Cute / Funny family dynamics

Enemies to lovers in the entertainment industry and a lot of PR management.
- Couples with excellent chemistry
- Romcom

This recommendation is based on the novel for both of the stories and plot may change (if) when it is aired (since censorship has a big role in Chinese dramas). Immortality and The Scum Villains Self-Saving System has a lot of similar aspects while it manages to maintain originality.

The similarities are

- Master (Teacher) / Disciple relationship
- Death and the reluctance in accepting it (I don't wanna give any spoilers)
- Both has a satisfying end (at least in my opinion).
- Having memories/information about the previous life
- Bromance

The differences are:

- SVSSS has the ML transmigrating into a novel and trying to survive in the role of a villain while supporting the original male lead from the novel, whereas Immortality is about the disciple trying to get revenge in relation to his last life.

- Both the original novels are written by the same author
- BROMANCE (BL!!!!!)
- Both stories revolve around immortals and cultivation.
- The Scum Villain's Self-Saving System and Heaven Official's Blessing (Tian Guan Ci Fu) is made into a Donghua.

If you like one, it is a given that you will like the other mainly because if the novel had done a wonderful job of making this universe. Both can take your emotions go through a roller-coaster ride as it has elements of comedy, romance, friendship and a bit of tragedy (?Maybe).

- Same author
- BL!!!!
- The whole concept of demon Vs Humans
The actors in guardian has done a wonderful job in conveying the emotions without making it so obvious. The looks that they give each other make you swoon.
(The CG is a bit off)

I think both has similar feel to it, however Beyond Evil is more dark, mysterious and has little to no romance. Law School on the other hand had a touch of romance and comedy in it . Both stories had interesting plot line of murders and the events following it from the legal and political perspective.

Both drama's has similar vibe and similar concept. Doom at Your Service explores the life of a women who has her days numbered, while Goblin is about a young girl and her fight against life and death.