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Both stories are about two boys who fall in love. Also in both stories the boys play on a basketball team.
Recommended by alis89 - Mar 28, 2022
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It's all Xu Kai's plays! He is really good-looking. Whether it is ancient costume drama or modern drama, he performs very well! I really loooove him! I hope his new play will be broadcast on wetv soon!! I can't wait!

Recommended by lovegood - Mar 28, 2022
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Both dramas are fantasy and have the same male lead.
Recommended by Flora - Mar 28, 2022
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Both are spy movie. One is China/Taiwan spy, the other one is North and South Korea. Both movie shows the individual vs the authority struggle. Intense yet entertaining
Recommended by Chia6 - Mar 28, 2022
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Tony Leung in both movie. Very intense movie. He played different role of spy in these two movie. Good watch. Both have beautiful women along side
Recommended by Chia6 - Mar 28, 2022
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Spy movies. Many courages. War is sad i general. Living in it is horrible. Both movies are nicely done. Intense. Worth watching
Recommended by Chia6 - Mar 28, 2022
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Both the main characters are directors with short hair, and they made a historical film during summer vacation. The dramas also features friendship and rivalry on romance. The main characters’ friend was also used an actress in the film. The main actor for the film was the main characters’ love interest.
Recommended by Kez - Mar 27, 2022
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both have the same subject. I imagine "Akiko's piano" as a detailed account of what happened with one of the pianos in "Mother’s Bomb-struck Piano", kind of a prequel.
Recommended by Journalist - Mar 27, 2022
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1) They have the same vibe, Shujin-ko just has calmer energy + 2 of them is pure gold <3
2) We can see challenges of every single character in both of two shows, not only 'main leads',, everybody is important here.
3) Also these characters work for their struggles.
4) Both shows represent storyline and people realisticly.
5) They have lgbt+ characters.
Recommended by akdage - Mar 27, 2022
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same sort of feel. the cursed is more to do with curing people to destroy evil where as preist is more to do with exorcisms and possesion
Recommended by Melanie - Mar 27, 2022
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Haven't watched Talay Luang yet, but based on synopsis alone:

Both dramas have an amnesiac rich male lead who falls for a simple country girl, and then is forced to leave her and return to his fiance/girlfriend etc when his memories return, but he loves the country girl and after much angst ends up with her.

The only difference I can think of is that Talay Luang is centered in a seaside town and the FL in STLDFM was from the rural countryside and owned a farmhouse and b&b.
Recommended by JojoOnDatBeat - Mar 27, 2022
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This drama follows a similar story. Into the ring follows a woman that is dumped by boyfriend who wants to be a politician but she doesn't want to become a district council member for this reason instead she wants it for the money
Recommended by uiosahdfzsuyuyuyuyfgzuse - Mar 27, 2022
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Hiru and Risky are both thrillers that have the viewer constantly questioning what they see. They also present a surface layer of normality much like the world we live in, and it’s what lurks beneath the surface that they focus on.

In terms of plot, they are not at all similar at all. However, if you enjoy a certain style of thriller, you may well enjoy both.
Recommended by Charbonnel - Mar 27, 2022
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The whole revenge theme, smart and manipulative ML. Also hot hot ML (Marcus Chang so ofc) and amazing OST.
Recommended by Tianqin - Mar 27, 2022
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Both are psychological thrillers with a focus on humanity. The plots are totally different, but overall if you have enjoyed one you’re likely to enjoy the other. They both build around the perception of others and both protagonists have found themselves stuck in the situations they land in.
Recommended by Charbonnel - Mar 27, 2022