Recommendations

-romance, though Love in the Moonlight is a lot more fluff than Moonshine
-tough/ordinary-ish girl, often dresses as a guy
-guy is higher rank than the girl
-(possible) second-lead syndrome/second-couple syndrome
-second-lead starts out with friend vibes

-two male leads
-investigative, but D.P. is a lot more serious compared to Bad and Crazy as it is based in the military and not the police force
-a touch of romance in both, a little bit more in Bad and Crazy

Both dramas features a divorced couple falling in love again!
It is a fmaily drama with comedy and romance, both dramas have innocent romance!

This two Mini Korean show has the hobby of photography.
Both movies has the lead (s) that has vision impair.
Sweet couple. Cute plot

It’s a short film co-starring Xiao Zhan that came out this year. For anyone who wants to see him in something a bit more modern.

just for kids intelligence to deal with their parents loved it . denied loved is one more factor in both drama . plot is different one is kind of to get back what main lead experience through other is to heal the person what main lead gone through .

A similar self-improvement plot for each, but YNSH has a nicer ML and a stronger FL, and the FL was a mess long before the ML ever met her so he wasn't the cause of her self-esteem issues like in We Love. The ultimate message of "love yourself" in YNSH is healthier, but We Love does have the positive message of "be true to your feelings" so there's a bit of a similarity there. Happy endings on both counts.

Both movies are about a parent living alone with their child who attends high school. Although the reason why each parent is alone is different, they have in common that every day, they prepare a bento lunch box for their child.

The stories of these 2 are very similar, in both of them there is a false religious sect that spreads fear and recruits people to follow their religion.

The stories of these 2 are very similar, in both of them there is a false religious sect that spreads fear and recruits people to follow their religion.

The stories of these 2 are very similar, in both of them there is a false religious sect that spreads fear and recruits people to follow their religion.

The start of OBS immediately reminded me of the short web drama Flat. Two high schoolers that date and a documentary shows us their relationship as they grow into adulthood.

* The male and female leads in both the dramas are the same, Zhang Ruoyun and Jiao Jun Yan.
* Both are crime-related.

> Both dramas by writer Kim Eun Sook. I'm recommending two shows she did, both of which are of soldiers, but the feeling of the two dramas are quite opposite. DOTS is romcom and Mr Sunshine is more melo.
> Both lead males are soldiers.
> The male lead in DOTS and the female lead in Mr Sunshine are both characters fiercely determined to protect their country
> The second lead couple' actors in DOTS appeared in Mr Sunshine as parents of the female lead.

Both films in Post War Japan with prostitutes female leads that must survive.
They are both sent to a Rehabilitation Centre/ Women Reformatory.
Both denounce that part of the way of living of prostitutes is a direct consequence of an act of sexual violence that doesn't let them live a "normal" life.
In "Women of the Night", Kinuyo Tanaka is the female lead. In "Girls of the night", she is the film director.