Recommendations

Genres: Comedy, Youth, Supernatural
Tags: Student Male Lead, School Setting, Childhood Friends' Relationship, Classmates' Relationship, Samurai Male Lead, Teenager Male Lead, Magical Object, Flashback To Past, Miniseries, High School

If you love romcom, both of these two share similar vibes. So, while I was watching Business Proposal, I suddenly remembered our silly Top Star Yoo Baek. Both Kang Tae Moo and Yoo Baek are similar with how they are 'superstars' in their own way, and they are hilarious at showing it, and how madly in love both of them with their woman. *Swoon*

Flower of Evil is darker in tone, but the two have core similarities. Both shows have a blend of romance and mystery/action going on where, even without the romance, the plot keeps you engaged and you want to keep watching to unravel the mystery. Both also have a heavy theme of hidden/repressed identities (and memories), and both ML's identities specifically have been kept from the FL, to some extent for their safety. Seeing the switch/blend of the two identities the MLs possess is really fun (in Healer) and interesting/thrilling (FoE). I also like that both FLs are very strong and determined in their own ways, often even helping the MLs rather than just being damsels in distress (such is especially the case in FoE).

Just another really feel good show with no stupid misunderstandings and a great ensemble cast that works well together just like hidden love. the story is quite different, it’s a youth drama. but it has the same lightheartedness to it and it’s just a really cute watch

If i remember correctly, they both deal with already having a girlfriend and the struggle of an “unrequited” love. They also have that “indie” vibe to them and really good acting. As i was watching Stay still i was reminded of this movie.

If you liked the vibe of the series and/or the videography then you”ll like engraved herein. The stories are completely different to be honest but i was still reminded of Your name engraved herein while watching Stay still. The acting is really good for both and so is the story and production. The end isn’t satisfying to me, but it ismore realistic for Your name engraved herein. 10/10 for both and would truly recommend!!

both movies are an ensemble cast and have a similar theme of romance. If you enjoyed LFL you will enjoy this as well.

Milklove as couples
(It's extanded version of their charater inkpa from bad buddy)
Only First episode is about them and it's complete. Other two have different story.

Two supporting leads get pulled into the comedic shenanigans caused by the main lead which lead them into the mystical world of Shinto that will their change their lives and the way they look at things which affects everyone around them as they figure out which is myth which is real.

Both dramas are lighthearted which explores the ancient religion of Japan, Shinto. While Yorozu takes place in the fast paced Tokyo, Shikaotoko takes place in the popular tourist destination of Nara. They're not only funny but it also makes you reflect on a lot of things about life.

They're similar in a way that one is a worker and one is an intern, but A Boss and a Babe features the CEO and the intern, whereas Be Mine Superstar features a celebrity and an intern. Both storylines are quite similar and the main couple's chemistry in A Boss and a Babe compliment each other really well.

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Has the same famed screenwriter in Wang Juan who writes his shows with dimensional and intelligent characters, plenty of humor, and touching moments. Both have good actors and plot that defies the tropes of idol dramas.

JoL is the granddaddy of Wang Juan shows. I actually recommend watching this last, after his other shows for a more climatic experience. This is the most polished delivery of Wang Juan's signature style. Everything--from the acting, plot twists, production, to humor (though half may be lost in translation)--is exquisitely choreographed in this ambitious, action and laugh filled, big budget drama.

Has the same famed screenwriter in Wang Juan who writes his shows with dimensional and intelligent characters, plenty of humor, and touching moments. Both have good actors and plot that defies the tropes of idol dramas.

SSS is in many ways a more polished delivery of Wang Juan's signature style. If you liked YB1/2 but felt it sometimes suffered from uneven pacing, jokes that didn't quite connect, or plot twists that lacked the proper buildup or payoff, then SSS will wow you with its much better execution.

A group of misfits join a school club by chance, become friends, and little by little serious about it. A typical underdog story about friendship/love, acceptance and hard work.

In Silent Sea, the story, production, directing, casting, and acting (you name it), is excellent. It is an absolutely beautiful story. Both of them talk about space and the adventures in the moon. Both of them discover water in the moon, except the "water" in the silent sea might be a bit different than what you expect.