Recommendations

This show is based on a novel by Chao Planoy which is set in the same universe as Us. The main characters of this show appear as secondary in My Marvellous Dream is You, although they are changed from the original version of the novel.

Both are slap-kiss lakhorns!

Both ML´s are hot-tempered alpha-heroes that sometimes borders on being Anti-heroes.

Both Male leads passionately falls for the FL, but due to misunderstandings hurts her a lot in the process.

Both lakhorns basically delivers a journey of how main-leads come to meet, bicker, hate each other, get to know each other, fight...save each other...and fall in love during all of it.

- The story starts when the female lead is a child, and both male leads initially consider her as a younger sibling.
- Both shows include forbidden love aspects, but it's not too focused on in "Go Ahead" because they're not biological.
- There's a time skip where the female lead and male lead don't see each other for a long time, and during this time, they start to develop romantic feelings for each other.
- Both male leads are honest flirts and straightforward.
- In terms of personality, I would say the female lead's younger older brother is similar to one male lead, but the older brother matches his maturity.
- The male lead has trauma, and the female lead is the only one who can comfort him.
- Both shows have moments where the love interest's friend encourages them to confess to the female lead.
- Both female leads have friends who encourage and give them advice.
- The characters go through rough times
- Both male leads pursue the female lead first.

This is based on my memory of reading the novel and Manhua.

"Queen Woo" is an epic sageuk, with battles, power struggles, political factions and focused on the queen and her fight for power, just like "Queen Insoo".

"Queen Woo" is an epic sageuk, with battles, power struggles, political factions and focused on the queen and her fight for power, just like "The Iron Empress".

"Queen Woo" is an epic sageuk, with battles, power struggles, political factions and focused on the queen and her fight for power, just like "The King's Daughter, Soo Baek Hyang".

"Queen Woo" is an epic sageuk, with battles, power struggles, political factions and focused on the queen and her fight for power, just like "Dong Yi".

"Queen Woo" is an epic sageuk, with battles, power struggles, political factions and focused on the queen and her fight for power, just like "Queen Seon Deok".

"Queen Woo" is an epic sageuk, with battles, power struggles, political factions and focused on the queen and her fight for power, just like "Empress Ki". "Queen Woo" also has a cast similar of "Empress Ki".

- School background
- the story relates from the relationship between the main actor and his parents( they both had problem w/ their parents )
- main character is supported by a good friendship
- they both using Chinese
- have the same title
- the story same tells about finding the identity of the main character

The difference between About Youth & Youth/the newcomers is About Youth's from Taiwan ( ofc is LGBTQ Romance ) and Youth/the newcomers's China mainland ( ofc is Bromance because LGBTQ series in there getting banned ). That's it

Both MLs are chronically ill. Both FLs become pregnant by the ML, then end up trapped in the palace by the emperor who is obsessively in love with them.

The Cure has the concept of apocalypse just like in the movie of Train to Busan....................................................

similar ideas with hate to love and adaoption/lost children. both cute to watch...........................................

- small town setting
- light, cute and slow romance
- crime investigation
- group of friends

I only thought of guest when i saw their relationship, also 2 men and women trio.
Both are supernatural-themed.
Both male protagonists can see spirits/ghosts and help them.
Both women protagonists are detectives...
But The Guest is more dark, gory