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Both shows use the same idea of mistaken identity and employing a (not exactly qualified for this position) stand-in for a dead person.

Both shows focus on swapped identity and how leads cope with being forced to live with someone else's family and kids.

Both of these movies are set in the "Golden Age of Film" and the setting switches back and forth from the past to the present and vice versa (The Notebook style). But Forever Love is set in Taiwan. The lead males in both movies write scripts and are aspiring to be something greater.

Both shows are about male leads who time travel to the past, befriend royals and start impacting the past using their modern knowledge.

In HIStory: Obsessed...there are two storylines playing out here...one like a dream for both characters who lose each other, the other like present day where one character holds his memories after a near death incident and the other having no idea about the other person until some drawings come into his possession that give him cause to seek out the other. The one character can't stand that he loves the other, and he wants to do his best to keep away from him, as he remembers what caused him to almost lose his life, yet the attraction can't be fought.
The trauma of death, rejection and heartbreak. The realization of love and overpowering emotions. There is mental health, insecurity issues, grief, sexual harassment and deception emcompassed within drama.

Psychological trauma....Type in the series TharnType has experienced sexual rape/molestation as a child and it has traumatized him and his feelings towards gay males. He experiences an emotional breakdown, which was triggered by his roommate Tharn, who while Type was drunk forced himself onto Type. By doing this, Type starts to fall apart.

Both depict a parodic adaptation of the famous "Journey to the West" lore. In fact, you wouldn't get some of the musical Easter eggs without watching the 1995 version as this was written by Stephen Chow, the same who acted as Monkey King aka Son Wukong in 1995.

Both stories show the way a beautiful cruel woman is obsessed with revenge.

Although both story aren’t same but both drama is lovely. Their are lots of similarities in both drama. Both male actor was cured by female actor. They love each other so much. Their couple is lovely & both female lead has same character like cheerful, kind, innocent. Main lead are related in their past in both drama.

Fluffy sweet love story
FL has the same vibes :fluffy,cute,young & innocent
ML is older, cold and looks intimating but he is only soft for the FL
In GGS is e-sport involved.

The two drama gave me the same vibes.

I recommend you to try and watch this as well.. It’s sad and touching but very good, it also has a hospital setting.

Even though both of them have different stories...but the feeling is same...both of them give u warm and clam feeling and make u to forget your stressful day.

A doctor in an out of the way, dangerous, isolated area with emergency care and a great story throughout! (The entire Dr. Koto Shinryojo series is fantastic!)

Both series focus on a non-traditional main character; 'Ore no Sukato' focuses on their gay homeroom teacher, and '35 sai' focuses on their 35-year-old transfer student. The series' focuses on individual students on a per episode basis, while tying the class together with the overarching plot line, that cumulates at the end.

A short drama, but an unforgettable one. I definitely recommend this. A tough female lead who has a difficult past. She struggles in life, and becomes an assassin, and a killer. It is a story of a teenage girl, who is also an assassin. The similarity, is the personalities of the two female, they are both silent, and secretly working for bad people.