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Created by the same mastermind, both thrillers use a terrifying signature visual where a thick, aggressive smoke fills the room right before a target is brutally executed.

A deep, systemic cover-up where a dark, corrupt organization directly destroys innocent lives, forcing a gritty investigation into their secrets.

Both shows follow ordinary people who gain strange superpowers due to the dark, illegal experiments of a hidden, corrupt organization.

- Both are psychological thrillers
- Both are killer-centric (the plot is centered around one killer)
- Both detectives are close w the killer
- Both killers see themselves as above others
- Mouse is a must-watch if you even just kinda like crime/mystery thrillers

Devotional love and dependency is the theme in the main relationship of both dramas, both stories feature couples where one ML is completely devoted but the other ML refuses to see it because of his own insecurity and because the ML doesn't say it outright.

Something about 1% is about a contract relationship that the male lead and the female lead enter into because the male lead’s grandfather meets the female lead and thinks she would be a good match for his grandson. In Cinderella and the four knights the male lead’s grandfather meets the female lead and believes she could help guide her grandsons and enters into a contract

Similarities: Republican era. Young woman engaged to father of the ML. Sexy tension between FL/ML. Revenge agendas. Notable: Same Director who directed “Blossom” and Pursuit of Jade” and “A Familiar Stranger”

tall fl and short ml duo.
lc is set in highschool
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A romance between working professionals, has a happy ending and with additional no unnecessary second male lead drama, its fun and romantic just as much as "See You at Work Tomorrow"

A romance between working professionals, has a happy ending and with additional no unnecessary second male lead drama, its fun and romantic just as much as 'The Rational Life'

A man has to live through 12 pre-scripted deaths
this is sci fi action thriller and is quite gory

A writer of 19+ R-rated web novels, Nam Ja-yeon (Han Ji-hyun), unexpectedly gets transported into her own story and becomes the female lead. She then embarks on a sizzling romance with the novel's perfect male protagonist (Lee Sang-yi)

High schooler Eun Dan-o (Kim Hye-yoon) discovers she is actually a background extra in a romance comic book. Realizing she has no control over her own destiny, she decides to rewrite the story by changing her fate and finding her own true love.

The same plot - FL is pulled into a web novel, and switches places with the FL from the novel. The novel is in Joseon lmao and FL lives there :) falls in love, changes the novel script published in 21st century, and eventually she choses the identity swap to be permanent

The same plot - MC is pulled into a webcomic written by her father, and has to navigate to get out
She saves life of the main character of the webcomic, etc