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Same profession but super ugly cry yung uncontrollably fond! pero you are the best is one of the best
Recommended by Kim Chua - May 23, 2018
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Robot and romance vibes with the lead being a robot. The diference is that is this the robot is the girl.
Recommended by nuritakarai - May 23, 2018
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The male and female main characters of both dramas are lawyers who work together, linked by a tragic past and eventually end up falling in love.

Lawless Lawyers has less comedy than Suspicious Partner, but both dramas have Law and Romance as their main genres.
Recommended by mets - May 22, 2018
Both are about Buddhist monks exorcising demons in Chinese Imperial Court., visually very beautiful historucal movies that takes place in Chinese Imperial Court, beautiful costumes, SFX.
Recommended by Aoi_Takahashi_12 - May 22, 2018
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They shared similar characters and both about time travelling. Samurai Sensei is from the past to the future, and Jin is from the future travelling to the past.
Recommended by Danniah - May 22, 2018
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These are shows about lawyers living on the edge of the law.

Lawless Attorney is about a gangster type lawyer out for revenge, while Suits is about a fake lawyer trying to earn his place in a top law firm.

Suits has an office drama type aspect to it, while Lawless Attorney has car chases and action scenes. However they both show different ways of preparing for court and winning cases, by being smart and taking advantage of the law.
Recommended by Arty - May 21, 2018
Similar settings, similar storyline but all actors and actress are different. With Moses Chan, Kevin Cheung, Charmaine Sheh and Tavia Yeung as the main leads in this one.
Recommended by DJMijin - May 21, 2018
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Chinese cooking in both..Happy Ever After is set in the Qing Dynasty while Chef Fang/Hua Jian Ti Hu Fang Da Chu is set in the Song dynasty I think
Recommended by zoeraindasher - May 21, 2018
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Traditional cuisine. It's Chinese cooking in Happy Ever After while Jewel in the Palace showcases Korean cuisine. If you are even remotely interested in food, you must watch both.
Recommended by zoeraindasher - May 21, 2018
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1. The hero is the heroine's boss.
2. The hero falls in love first.
3. They're both filled with many cute and romantic moments.
Recommended by ccoooi - May 21, 2018
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Bright and early one Monday morning, Shino Yuzuru asks Seryou Touji out on a lark when they run into each other at the school gate. Seryou, who's immensely popular, has the odd habit of going out with anyone who asks him out first at the beginning of the week, then promptly dumping them at the end of it. "Anyone" apparently includes male upperclassmen like Shino, and as a boyfriend, Seryou is perfect--unfailinglythoughtful and kind. Shino, obviously, has no intention of being in a serious relationship with Seryou.
based on manga wih slice of life
Recommended by kaishally BTS army - May 21, 2018
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Male lead in both dramas tried to get justice for their parents while breaking laws and pretending to be a bad lawyer/prosecutor.
Recommended by onlymyobsession - May 21, 2018
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They are both high school sports shows focusing on both personal and team growth. The sports introduced in both shows are traditional and recreational for the most parts, and their competitive nature isn't popular with the general public.

The Chihayafuru series has 3 (+1 summary) movies, unlike Asahinagu's 1. This allows for Chihayafuru to cover more character depth and growth, which is fortunate.

If you feel Asahinagu was fun to watch, I'm certain that you'd find the Chihayafuru series just as exhilarating, if not more!

(Plus cute girls looking fierce, what more do you need ^^)
Recommended by arifer - May 21, 2018
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Both dramas gave the same feel and similar storyline so far. The leads are their each other's first loves whose beautiful relationship got deeply affected by their shared traumatic past and being related to a murderer (FL's father in Missing You while ML's father in Come and Hug Me). They met again several years later where the said story continues. It is also worth mentioning that the younger actors' acting and the main couple's chemistry of these dramas are both undeniably strong and impressive!
Recommended by Angel - May 20, 2018
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Go Go Waikiki is definitely funnier, but both dramas are about people doing their best to be successful in their own terms.
Recommended by Baguettelady1 - May 20, 2018