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Coffee and vanilla have lot of cheese, so do shanai marriage honey! I personally disliked coffee & vanilla because it have no story whatsoever, but it's kinda addicting that you don't want to drop it! Shanai marriage honey however have a baseline story, that how two stranger marry each other and then fall in love! But that story is limited to ep 1 only, after that i will say it's very similar to coffee and vanilla! The male lead is a bit cold / sadist! Female lead in both dramas are cute.

Akagi is just one man whose stakes are always death, his game is Mahjong, and no one can beat him though several try.

It is another survival game controlled by a higher power. Combined debt/greed and games with the consequence of death.

It is another survival game but this on adds greed like liar game. Gore violence and mystery abound in this title.

It is another survival game but this one has no set up and is more like "Hunger Games" than an unknown higher power running the show.

It is another survival game and transported to a different world/existance. Both contains gore and blood but this one has a more futuristic setting

It is the same Genre with having to solve puzzles to avoid death and is controlled by some higher power or group

The Legend of Mi Yue is the predecessor of the Qin Dynasty Epic. The former drama depicts how the Mi clan who was originally from the Chu Kingdom, had come to be so powerful within the Qin Kingdom. It (The Legend of Mi Yue) also dispels the common belief that the terracotta soldiers were the making of Qin Shi Huang, but in fact have dated a few generations back to his great grand mother, Mi Yue. The drama provides some background on the significance of Shang Yang's philosophy of Legalism which young Ying Zheng is made to study in this drama (Qin Dynasty Epic).

BROMANCE,SCHOOL,SPORTS,SLIGHT ROMANCE, YOUTH.

The bromance in both the series is good an its worth watching if you are here for romance these dramas cannot fill up your cup.

Slife of lifey family dramas by the same director that get you in your feels maybe even when you least expect it. Both are very well acted and simply beautiful, i highly recommend watching them.

Both have
- time travel !! (though in 365 it's only really once & trying to figure out what happened as they go because they don't know completely since things are changing constantly while in 9 they know everything that happened and they travel and change time numerous times)
- characters fighting against destiny by trying to prevent things that went wrong in the past from happening (specifically deaths)
- mystery/detective work and a whodunnit-esque storyline
- romance though it's only subtle affection in 365 and heavy/plot-driving in 9
- betrayal by a friend/someone close (though in 365 it's someone new they just met, I'd still call it a friend)

This might seem a bit wack, but bear with me.

Both CT and Healer seamlessly combine many genres (CT is more mystery/rom-com/supernatural with some historical/political while Healer is more action/thriller/mystery/rom-com with a bit of political). I think that's something a lot of dramas fail to do well and possibly by that alone you might be drawn to one or the other. Both have solid storylines and characters, though CT is better in terms of deeper meaning and has a lot of things to analyze in the backgrounds of each scene. The mystery/suspense element in both is pretty strong and hooks you pretty well. The romance in both is wholesome and solid, and great OSTs (especially CT's).

CT is criminally underrated and Healer might be (slightly) overrated (though it's def a bunch of good fun), and despite the two seeming completely different, I think viewers of one will probably like the other. Vibes, maybe? Don't think too much and just watch :)

Both are about a disasters that affects lots of people, the government doing something reckless and the main lead needing to step up and be the hero.

This story both similar because

-both story main leads are detective who investigate crime to know the truth
-both female lead dress as a men

In both dramas characters end up at a deserted place and must struggle to stay alive against various trials. Both seemingly have someone controlling what happens.