Recommendations

Both dramas are slow burn friends to lovers with a ton of emotional intimacy between the leads even before the lovers phase. They have a similar introspective, slice-of-life vibe, and the leads in both dramas have known each other since high school, and now frequently hang out between working successful jobs. The MLs and FLs even have similar personalities, with the MLs being gentle, considerate, and responsible and the FLs being extroverted, ambitious, and cautious of marriage. They also have ex-boyfriends who have hurt them. I think the FL in "You Are My Lover Friend" is a bit less intense, and comes off more likable even though I enjoy them both.

If you loved "In Time with You" like me, you're definitely going to love "You Are My Lover Friend". The latter almost feels inspired by the former.

Both dramas show the romance of powerful main leads who are well versed in military strategies and martial arts. Both involve hiding of identities in the process.

Both dramas show the romance of the main leads as powerful couple of generals who can fight alongside each other during war.

Both dramas start out with a crime cover-up that soon turns into a deadly cat-and-mouse game. Also, most of the characters are grey.

FL - Princess
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Both dramas are warm, cosy and intentionally slow-paced, while also featuring food made in a traditional Japanese kitchen, and the leads explain the recipe as a part of the show

CEO dramas. Strong, independent female leads. Male lead that is completely smitten. The male leads both have the same vibe. They seem to be distant, but they actually always aware of and working alongside the female lead. Also, both these dramas have a very healthy vibe with similar separation and inclusion of a foreign country as part of their romance. Both dramas also highlight their countries, industry, and importance to rural areas. Showing both sets of leads working towards improving their community.

Both films have leads that play games, as well as a bubbly and chatty FL and a cool somewhat detached ML

- Same male lead in both
- Cold male CEO
- Adorable female lead
- Perfect chemistry
- Fluffy romance

- Cold intelligent male CEO
- Adorable female lead
- Perfect chemistry by male and female leads
- Rom com
- Great supportive cast

- Cold intelligent male CEO with beautiful lady worker
- Make and female leads have insane chemistry and are visually matching
- Male leads are slow to realise own feeling
- Memorable kisses
- Great supportive cast

If you like
- Cold CEO male lead
- Beautiful female lead
- Office romance rom com
- Excellent supportive cast
You will like both!

Similarities
- CEO male lead
- Feisty independent female lead
- Both start with blind dates that (unfortunately) went very wrong
- Office romance with memorable flirting moments (making tea at pantry)
- Old rom com tropes and cliches, done right
- Moments of comedy with animation

My Page in the 90s - memorable OSTs that bring the audience back to 90s, audience will feel how female lead slowly fall in love with male lead against all odds

They both have the same kind of dark moody vibe. They both are about a bromance friendship solving cases. They are different but if you like Desire Catcher, then you will definitely enjoy The Spirleam.

When watching Desire Catcher I was just really reminded of Seven Relics. They have the same kind of vibe. A bit dark and moody. They both are about building friendship with suspicious people and going through challenges and learning how to trust. They are not as similar as Under the Skin or Spirealm. But you don't always want to watch something too similar. So I suggest this drama might be one you would also like.