Recommendations

Both have that crazy-weird-comedy only Japan can make, so, if you liked Shiratori, you'll like Anna San no Omame.

Both male leads of the drama have exes that's went out of the country all of a sudden, cutting all forms of communication. Suddenly the Ex girlfriend felt they want to get back together with the male lead. Male lead on the other hand is already feeling something with the female lead. There goes the conflict of the story.

Both ex girlfriends left the male lead for an unknown reason.

However Another Miss Oh is better for so many reasons.

- They're both connected of fighthing evil spirits though in wu xin theres no collecting points to become a deity

20th Century Boys 1: Beginning of the End is the prequel of 20th Century Boys 3: Redemption.
Audiences need to watch this in order to know the whole story.

20th Century Boys 2: The Last Hope is the prequel of 20th Century Boys 3: Redemption.
Audiences need to watch this in order to know the whole story.

Both main female leads are single in their 30's
Both main male leads/ love interests are the bests friend's younger brother
Both of the younger brothers come back from a long trip and then is "somehow different" to the main female lead

-time jump dramas where the heroine is taken from present day/modern korea back to the past
-both have a light and humorous tone

If you enjoyed My Only Love Song but want something with little bit more depth and emotional angst (not like crazy tragedy, just enough to hook you in a little deeper) Splash Splash Love is perfect for that :)

both female lead suffers of amnesia after been married with the male lead.
Both male lead are crazy in love and fight for second chance after doing wrong to his wife.
Both female lead believe that the male lead is transfering his love to her.
Great chemistry and similar love.

Both kdrama talk about divorcee who meet again. Both makes you changed your mind about what you thought at the beginning. Both of the male lead have puppy love for the female lead.

it's not excatly the same plot but in both series the female lead is able to see ghosts.
if you liked Ghost friends I highly recommend watching the master's sun

both are about food preparation using mostly stuff you find growing around you. Little Forest is filmed in rural Japan and pretty mush 100% food porn while Evergreen Love is in the city and has a romantic plot

A man gives up everything for the woman he loves but she betray him and let him down. Than he seeks revenge and will bring her down with him no matter what it costs.

A bitchy business woman has physical contact with a younger man (kind of one night stand). Unfortunely they meet again at her work place. She don't even recognise how she changes, become softer and slowly fall for the kind young guy.

* Both feature a "doomed" relationship between a human (female lead) and an immortal (male lead).

* Male lead shares a somewhat similar relationship to this of Goblin & Grim with another male character (with whom he's living)

* In both female leads are special for their ability to see and interact with ghosts, because of which they end up as outcasts of society - with a family that hates them and no friends. That is until they meet male lead - their destiny.

* Both have elements of ghosts, demons, heaven, reincarnation...

To conclude, both share a lot of similar elements both in characters and plot. That being said, they're rather different in terms of feel. Goblin feels more sad/tragic, while this one less so. I think if you loved goblin, you'll like this one ^_^ And if you liked this one, then you'll love Goblin.
It's a really good fantasy-romance show, so don't miss on it!
Also, give it some time because it actually gets better as it keeps on going.

A young wild boy meet a girl he wants to protect. They lose the contact and one of them cannot remember anything and will not recognise the once beloved person.
There is also a child and family issues involved.