Recommendations

Short, quirky dramas about single, middle-aged women running a business are like a cup of warm tea on a cold day. In both cases, they star Kobayashi Satomi and are directed by Matsumoto Kana. Quaint scenery, the presence of nature, and of course the excellent Motai Masako in a supporting role. One can't go wrong watching one when they've enjoyed the other.

Both stories have the theme of seeing a part of someone's future (the bad premonitions/deaths), meeting a person who interrupts what's "normal" and "unchangeable" to them, and being able to change fate.

Evil spirits. People with a special ability that fight against them, teaming up with someone from the law enforcement.
The Cursed is like the horror version of The Uncanny Counter.

- FL becomes a teenager after being an adult
- Her brain goes to her teenage years not her body
- FL's relationship gets rekindled
- A story about regrets

Si yo recomendaría uno sería the romance of tigre and Rosendo misma actriz también viajan en el tiempo y se reencuentran al final aunque me gustó un poco más oh !my emperor

Pee Nak 2 is based only movie Pee Nak with some original characters. Pee Nak 2 explores more into the stories of previous characters in Pee Nak.

Another movie about how relationships develop. Sweet moments are to die for. The characters were perfectly developed and actors did a great job too

Both stories about love stories that are left in complain the beginning. They also touch upon the delicate relationships between people

Both these dramas have the same premise -- a person from the present drowns and swaps their soul with someone in the past. Both these dramas have a court/palace setting, has politics and power struggles involved and has the viewer rooting for the would-be/current king.
Both the dramas have steamy romance, sweet (and sad/frustrating) misunderstandings and hilarity.
HOWEVER, Mr Queen is way more FUNNY, lighthearted and makes you laugh till you pee your pants.
Both have amazing OST apt for the scenes.
Watch Mr Queen to get over Scarlet Heart's bitter-sad ending and to get some good laughs in.

In terms of chaos, humor and action, Catch the Ghost is the perfect comparison to The Uncanny Counter, anyone who is craving a fun , mystery drama should watch it! So addictive, fast-paced and wild! Love them both.

Very cute and beautiful love story between Kurosawa and Adachi ...
While still a virgin at 30, Adachi Kiyoshi gains a magical power – the ability to read other people's minds by touching them. At first, he’s overwhelmed by his new ability, and it’s not proving to be helpful to him.

But that all changes when he accidentally touches Kurosawa Yuichi, whom he learns has romantic feelings for him.

Both have OP male and female leads who grow up together.
Male leads- Ning Que and Qin Lie grow against all odds, and gets more powerful with each near-death experience.
Both come from humble backgrounds, and rise to the highest level of powers that be.
The female leads- Sang Sang and Ling Yushi have hidden identities, are extremely powerful, and prophesied about as the great evils. Both are completely devoted to their respective male leads, and practically worship them.
The male leads on the other hand have romantic entanglements with other women- Mo Shan Shan for Ning Que, and Song Ting Yu for Yu Shi.
Both have amazing visuals, cgi and osts.

the shows have a similar build-up to the confession. i will admit, Hello Stranger is a lot softer than Win Jaime's Heart content wise but it's still a really good watch.

Both follow youths in the 1980s and give insight into the political situation at that time. They also have a romance aspect and a gay man character. Theres also a time skip in both.

The FL in both drama wake up from accident with lost memory and the last memory they have was way years back.