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Both have middle schoolers as the leads and there's a slight romance that blooms between them. Rebellious Teenagers is a much darker movie, but their both about how a single person can change you and the small moments from when you're young, can change who you are for the rest of your life.

Better Days is a much better movie, but the two relationships I feel are a little similar. Both "couples" are people in need of each other and they change each other.

- parents die and the oldest child will have to bear everything and raise his siblings
honestly, this is one of the best dramas I've ever watched if you are interested in sibling relationships and sacrifces being made you HAVE TO watch this :)

- parents die and the oldest child will have to bear everything and raise her siblings
- The oldest becomes both the father and mother and goes through extremely hard paths

Same vibes, school bullying with a murder investigation on the background. Both involve foundations and shady business between the board members and such. If you like one, you will like the other.

- Both dramas take place in a war/political tension context.
- Both also explore the storylines and games of power of different characters, and how, despite the evil, they try to protect and hold onto their loved ones
- Both female leads are strong-willed and use cross dressing to fight for their country

Differences : Military academy was clearly cut in two parts, the first is light and fun, the second one is mostly about the war
Mr.Sunshine does a better job at mixing emotions and situations, leaving a bittersweet feeling.
The concept is similar but Mr Sunshine is better in my opinion

It is a little different as in my amazing boyfrirnd the male lead is immortal and in love for a thousand more the female lead is immortal
Both have a same feeling that will they end up together?
In my amazing boyfriend the male lead has a past same in love for a thousand more
I love both dramas
I think you should watch this

In both shows, the female lead lives alone, with an absent father, running away from his debts.
She gets to cohabitate with the non-human male lead. And while discovering his magical world, they met other supernatural people and help them.

Both series heavily feature medical aspects with there being a younger woman who enters the field to get closer to an older man that she loves.

Both series take place in hospitals with the main character pursing a career in medicine to aid/get closer to their crush.

Similar bringing to light of controversial topics
Honestly just read the description.... its a tear jerker

Although the settings might be a bit different both the lakorns have an arranged marriage angle where the male lead is set to marry the female leads sister but through a twist of fate (where the sister runs away) the FL ends up being a replacement bride.

Okay, I admit it, these stories are nothing alike...BUT both have a second ML who's eccentric yet downright adorable!

In Shopping King Louis Cha Joong Won (portrayed by Yoon Sang Hyun) is a stylish, yet gruffy, city bachelor. In My Husband Oh Jak Doo, Eric Cho (portrayed by Jung Sang Hoon) is an insecure US-schooled parvenu who wants to earn prestige for his father's business.
Both actors play these roles with heart and humor and (even if both dramas also have pretty strong first MLs as well) they both often end up stealing the show.

These two second male leads fall in love with their respective dramas' FLs, but even if their feelings remain unrequited they support the women they love. They also begrudgingly form a sort of bromancy relationship with the MLs.
The only reason why I didn't suffer from SLS in neither of these shows is because I didn't want the FLs to steal these two...I mean...they are obviously both mine!

Same main actor, Pride gives you all the feels rooting for the ML's to finally be together. It's a must-watch that will have you rewatching over and over.

Both series are about crossdressing girls who get into schools (although it's in different eras). Seeing the romantic scenes between the crossdressing girl from ''That Whistling by Youth'' and a real guy that attends the same school really reminded me of the relationship between the main characters of ''Sunkyunkwan Scandal''. Both series have main characters that are plotting to find out certain secrets and both conceal their identity as a girl.