Recommendations

I think of liar game when I think of Galileo. I think it because they came out the same year. Both male leads solves the mystery/game. It very interesting to see how each cases were solved.

Whenever I think of puzzle I think of this series. Maybe because it the year they both were release at the same time? The theme are similar, it funny and enjoyable. Puzzle is a team of high school boys who solves mystery for their strange and bipolar teacher. Whereas the four sisters are a group of sisters solving the mysteries.

I find that most japanese series with female detective are similar in a way that it enjoyable with the way they solve the mysteries. Even though Kyoko doesn’t have sisters to help her as a team, her team consist of a maid cafe worker, cafe owner and a young boy. The four sisters works as a team to solve mystery but mostly the younger sister who solves most of the cases.

Both are mysteries. Both female leads are detectives and solve the mystery crimes. Each female leads has something unique about them. Kyoko forgets after sleeping and kiina has a great memory and could read super fast. She also love sweets!

In both shows:
> A psychopath hides in plain sight. He has learned to read emotions since he doesn't have feelings.
> Said Psychopath falls in love with the FL and tries to understand her (empathize).
> Psychopath was raised in a disfunctional family and has a difficult relationship with his dad.
> FL is earnest, though a bit useless.
> There is a love triangle.
> Both deal with an aspect of crime.

Differences:
> Beautiful Mind is more character driven whereas Born Again is more plot driven.
> There is more romance in BA but it's built via a cop-out (fate). Whereas in BM the romance isn't the focus, but that and the relationship between the main leads is better built.
> BA focuses on crime from the prosecutor/forensic perspective. Whereas BM focuses on a hospital and a possible crime committed there.

Relationships are falling apart, and being rebuilt in both dramas.
In One Spring Night, the female protagonist is stuck is a situation where not only her ex won't leave her alone, but her family is very much against the idea of her new relationship (single dad).
Both dramas are like a tug of war for relationships, and both build this slow burn of emotion that can be enraging, and satisfying.

The Battle of Changsha depicts the war between the Japanese and Changsha and other Chinese Cities. Very good series!!!

In both the dramas, the female lead gets transported back in time to another era. OME is chinese whereas ML is Korean

In Theory of Love, there is a pile of movie references, among them, Dear Dakanda. TOL's first episode name is because of this film.

On the other hand, both productions tell a story about secret unrequiment love for a close friend in a college ambient.

- Same director.
- One character from My Girl appeared in Dear Dakanda.

Both films talk about first love, how is to fall in love and friendship.

Republican era drama setting with Japanese x Chinese war as background. There is thin line to define who is your friend and who is the traitor.

Espionage drama with 1941 era setting background. The main lead go undercover as Japanese agent. The danger of playing between 2 parties is the main theme of this drama.

Both dramas the boy and girl do not like each other and have sit together
At first they don't like it but then they can't sit without each other wow CLAPS
Both dramas the boy and girl are pretty different from each other
And lastly both dramas the boy falls in love first

It has the same sweet and same vibe of 2gether, just a slice of life type of storyline, not too much drama, but with an ample amount of bed scenes.

-Both have the main leads with a physiological problem.
-Female Lead is a doctor.
- Rich Male lead.
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