Recommendations

Also as Queen In Hyun's Man, Queen In Hyeon's Man

Joseon scholar ends up near a modern day film set where a documentary on his presumed beloved is shot. Promptly runs into the actress playing her. And it goes from there...

Solid ratings, read some reviews.
Towards the very end, when she is in the movie theater, note what the movie screen shows and wha this might imply about the show itself

Teenager and young adult using one app to get their wish come true, but somehow people dies cause of it

For the love of Film, you will love our crazy Film in this one. Hot Film + Sly Film + Cunning Film. The story has everything you want.???

The action of both series takes place between 1915 and 1932. Both tell stories about love between an important person and an ordinary boy.
In Rati's Memoirs, it's about a marquis in the Ministry of Education and an orphan, while On the Edge of the Horizon is about a servant and a prince.
They are very similar in plot and have a very warm, romantic, and magical atmosphere.
Even if at first glance they don’t look very much alike, they actually have a lot in common.

They both had similar feels with the FL owing the ML far more than they could ever repay. They also both separated for unknown reasons when the ML was really just protecting them.

- Similar story with an underdog ML and an uptight SML
- Story that takes place in a very limited amount of time (LGDiC'a: 24hrs, FRR: 2hrs)
- Both are gritty, realistic, and fairly grounded historical movies
- Jackson Yee and Lei Jia Yin in both

Similar plot of an older male lead switching bodies with the younger male lead who also bonds with the older male lead's daughter

The main characters of Wu (Niran and Pete) both of them can see demons and do rituals to get ride of them it’s very smiliar to Oh no here comes trouble and also the relationship between Niran and Pete is very beautiful the same as this series I highly recommend it please check it out you won’t regret it.

Both dramas have two couples, with one of the FLs pretending to be a man. In Wrong Carriage, Right Groom, FLs marry each other's fiances. In The Letter from the Cloud, FLs have a fake marriage with each other.

So long see you tomorrow starts out at a similar point to time of fever. The MC is still a student coming to terms with his crush on a fellow student/friend/upper classman (who also recipocates his feelings. So Long see you tomorrow goes way beyond that though, yet, i still found both stories kind of similar. Lots of longing, beautiful scenes, emotion. Absent father/complicated relationships to family members. Being seperated but reuniting later in life.

Similar plot with miracle doctor healing and getting drawn by many pretty girls. Many characters from reappear in this from Divine Doctor.

Both are girls love shows that have a considerable age gap between the two actresses and characters.

Both shows are very different in plot and genre, The Lie we lived in is a more of a crime thriller, the time of fever is a highschool drama, yet both are short korean boys love shows with a similar kind of romantic tension. The characters are attracted to eachother but are repressing these feelings, catching longing glances while holding in their desire until at one point they just cant anymore and everything releases in one moment.
both pairs have a similar visual aesthetic too, with one being more muscular and a little taller while the other one has lighter hair.
family related trauma, dead father too

female lead hell bent on revenge with a comraderie like relationship with ml. full of dramaticism, secrets and female friendships!!

If you liked the family and cross--generational aspects of one of the two, then you might want to check out the other. Both are Thai PBS productions and very similar in style.

What else is similar:
* cross-generational discussions about changing attitudes in Thai society
* family // found family -- kind but flawed characters trying their best, failing but never giving up.
* slice-of-life problems, and lower-to-middle class characters
* very light romance subplot
* both Grandpa Sak and Uncle Nok earn their livelihoods by writing and struggle with contemporary audiences at first
* cute background characters

What is different:
* Grandpa's and Grandson's relationship is stable and loving; Nok and Jan start out more antagonistic
* how relationships between parent and children are (not) resolved
* slightly different focus on social issues