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Both center around food, have a close set of individuals united by food industry
delicious recipes and food

Both have the same ML
Both center around family or gathering of close individuals having a common cause, often fun

Both are dramas starred by TSY and both depicts they difficulties faced by women in their workplace and how they don't get the respect they deserve.

Both have Ramen as main topic.

It involves teams working in the Ramen / food industry.

You'll get to see lip smacking food in both.

Both are women empowerment. A group of women that were thought to be useless, weak, dependable started to fight for their right, learn to do business, learn skill, self sufficient, they became creative, they expand their horizon, they have confidence and strong bond.

- toxic relationship, a lot of angst,
- ML refuses to let FL go,
- FL tries to escape from ML,
- FL has thought of taking her own life,
- FL lies to ML,
- ML tries to protect FL,
- beautiful costumes / picture

Both has strong sismance. Both Cdrama shown a group of women that was weak and dependent of men at the beginning. The fell hard, they were emotionally and physically injured, it takes a strong leader to pill them together, they grow stronger, confidence, fight for their own life

Women empowerment, each woman has their own story. They overcome problem and differences. The tiresome leader regroup them. Unification, they learn, they fell but they stood up

The main setting is a shoe (or shoe-equivalent) company. The main goal is to produce a never-before-seen kind of shoe in order to save the reputation/solvency of a business unit. The main character/protagonist is optimistic about this goal, almost to the point of naivete (and they are varying degrees of naive). This goal is underpinned by a peer-recognised marathon athlete who becomes entwined with the shoe's success. The fundamental difference between these shows is that Ii Hito is definitely a comedy whereas Rikuoh approaches storytelling like a documentary (of course, the story is still fictional). I enjoyed both shows, but I'll admit it took me longer to get engrossed in Rikuoh's story due to the more deliberate portrayal of events. It takes itself very seriously whereas Ii Hito is self-effacing from the first scene.

In both dramas, ML dies and meets a being who gives them another chance at life. In Again My Life, he goes back in time and tries to get revenge on the one who killed him, whereas in Death's Game, he goes through various lives trying to survive the Lesson Death plans on teaching him.

Both dramatic romance , not comedy.
Realism in storytelling is at the center: the real protagonist of the shows
Absense of usual clichè in Korean dramas. 3D characters: real, logical and rational, but also very sensitive.
Accurate descriptions of young people and their true behaviors, reactions, problems and hopes.
Great search for the artistic, personal and unique ways of creating the shows makes both of them "indipendent" products, suitable for film festivals.
You can appreciate the effort and the commitment of both productions and staff in reaching an high artistic level in every aspect of the shows: cinematography, directing, editing, screenwriting, music department.
The acting is natural and never over the top.
Both scripts are essential, basic, dry and never redundant.

- game and gaming
- nice, warm and welcoming main character
- greatly written side characters
- teamwork and friendship
- nicely done from visual perspective
- bromance (less/none romance in The King's Avatar)
Both dramas have this special splace in my heart, because they make me feel welcome and left me with pain, understanding, mixed feeling but also with regret of not watching it sooner. I enjoyed both dramas and as someone, who wathed The King's Avatar because they saw a bromance tag, but never get it from the show, I love it with my whole heart. I forgot about the romance part, the only thing that kept me going were the characters and the interesting view of the game itself. It makes me wanna live in it, feel it and also play it on my own, to just feel the excitement of the world that was created by these shows. I recommend both of thse shows, hope you'll enjoy it!!

similar plot both have a couple that find sexual relations elsewhere and with the same guy and the endings are the same aswell will highly recommend both

Both male leads from my sweet mobster and the way of the house husband are “gangsters” gone soft
They have rough and evil face but a reversal identity of sweeties

Ji Ah, a woman who has inherited exorcism abilities from her mother, is the owner of Daebak Realty, a company that specializes in selling haunted houses. Ji Ah looks perfect and is also brilliant, but her hot temper makes her fists fly before her words. One day, Ji Ah encounters a conman named In Beom who specializes in exorcism fraud. Late at night when Daebak Realty operates, In Beom visits Ji Ah to make an offer. He suggests that they team up to exclusively sell houses that are haunted by vengeful spirits and lingering ghosts. Can the two get along well and deal with house prices, ghosts, and their sorrowful stories?