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Both series are about pointing out the pretensions or hypocripsies in society. People caring too much about money and material goods.

The female lead is accused of being murderer's daughter. She wants to work in police forces / court in order to set her father free and clear the family's name. The romance is threatened with the past memories of the accident - in which both families had taken part.

The scenes of the tragedy are the starting points for both stories. The heroes have superpowers but they still need to learn how to use them in oder to to prevent crime.

A fangirl gets a chance to meet her idol in real life. Both girls try to hide their identities and still remain beloved fans.

It's the drama version of the movies. I enjoy it. Great chemistry, but the leading lady is a bit boring.

Undying love, intense chemistry between leads, and growth.

I enjoy such dramas and please recommend some more.

In both cases you have the main happily married lead divorcing her cheating husband and getting back to work from rock bottom with a handsome younger man by her side encouraging her.

- both set in modern life.
- both are set in a gallery.
- start bad and with misunderstanding.
- the lead male fall in love with the lead female but she has different interests.

- Park Min Young is in both dramas.
- they both kind of start at bad steps.
- there is another love interest.

- both are historical dramas.
- they both has a current king and another potential king.
- the lead female helps the lead male in his journey.

In both dramas the theme is the same, a military man falls in love with the military doctor and tries to woo her in different ways.

Both involve the main character time traveling back into the past to save a friend and almost the same ending too.

Both revolve similarly around the "trade" family (Jang Bo Ri has embroidery instead) and they're both kind of the same story in certain aspects. Jang Bo Ri is just the Korean version. Also, Because of You is based off of Jang Bo Ri so if you liked that too, you'll like this.

Both have very similar male leads, both are working in the lawyer/attorney are and discovering the truth behind cases, that are bigger than it seems at first.. Both dramas have a lawyer-detective partnership that tries to figure out what is truly going on.

There is truly not much that is separating both of them for now. "Stranger" is truly a master piece of investigation/crime/mystery dramas," Confession" seems like it will follow it in this category.

Right from the first episode onwards "Confession" gives off a "Signal"-like vibe.
We have 2 very similar male leads, with a nearly exact personality and background, a team that is as similar as can be, characters and even storylines that are very similar to each other.
If you have enjoyed one, there is a high chance you will enjoy the other.