Recommendations

Both movies are show the courtroom and trial of women accused of killing a family member. In "Women's victory" Kinuyo Tanaka is a lawyer defending a woman who killed her baby in a moment of madness and despair. The prosecutor says that laws are laws and must be interpreted as such; Tanaka argues that laws have to be contextualized in the broader scope of society and she places blame for the murder on the failure of the Japanese government to look after the sick and injured (the accused's husband worked in a munitions factory during the war, was injured, and the family was driven into bankruptcy because he didn't get proper compensation).

Both are remakes from The Little Nonya, of which Precious is more of the family setting in China and TLN (2020) is more closer to the original. Same actress Jeanette Aw acted as the main lead in Precious and the original The Little Nonya. And also Actor Dai Xiang Yu acted in all 3 dramas.

Both are mysterious and clue-finding variety shows. While Crime Scene is more complicated, thrilling, and wholesome, Village Survival was more on the funny side and laughs.

Both have main characters with ambiguous morals/motivations/psyche. Both (so far) manage to keep their anti-heroes likeable while not toning down their darkness. Extracurricular has a much more intense and fast-paced thriller plot, while IONTBO (so far) has a more leisurely pace.

I watched PYHOMS first and it became one of my favorite dramas. I even rewatched it (which is rare of me.) I can't tell you happy when I discovered Love Equations. While the stories are not the same, the characters truly reflect each other. The FLs are strong, quite independent, and cute. But they are not portrayed as perfect and often times come off clumsy. They both make mistakes and own up to them as well. The MLs are calculated, ingenius, but also loyal to the FLs. While the MLs know nothing outside of the STEM field, both find themselves clumsily stumbling into love with the FLs.

Honestly both are absolutely perfect and should be a go-to when you need a refreshing drama to get you out of a slump, or a drama to boost you mood, or at really any point in life.

Both movies share VERY similar plot lines. Both involve two boyhood friends. One grows up to become a cop, the other seems to have had an unknown fate. The cop investigates a series of serial killings throughout the movie and makes a startling discovery about the fate of his boyhood friend.

The same style of series however different storylines. I got a similar feeling when watching certain scenes this is most likely because both movies have a serious person and a person who likes to mess around all the time not to mention the brotherly love.

A historical film about King Sejong who risked everything of his to invent the Hunminjungeum (Korean Script) for his people and the people who weren't recorded in history.

Both are funny web dramas that focuses on brothers/bromance. Both are entertaining and especially funny to watch.

Both shows are about Entertainment Industry and are Adapted From A Manga. Both of them include an Older Man/Younger Woman relationship with considerable Age Gap. In both shows the lead male has a Hidden Identity.

In both Lakorns, male protagonist approaches the female protagonist to revenge for his younger sister.
When I saw the Peek Hong teaser, it instantly reminded me of this Lakorn. If you like
love hate relationship genre , should try watching Game Payabaht as well.

- a team of police officers and forensic scientists work together to solve various crimes
- each case usually takes 3-4 episodes to solve
- fast paced
- side stories/flashbacks
- there is romance between the characters

GENRE
- Business

CHARACTERS
- FL falls for ML and FL works for/with ML
- FL's attitude: strong, capable of offending others
- FL is about a decade younger than ML
- ML liked someone before FL

- FL is not soo smart while the ML is very good in studies
- ML also is a student of science
- SML is veryy selfless (so much that there is a probability of second lead syndrome)
- A smarter childhood friend chasing the ML
- Same vibes

Both were discussing about mental illness and the setting is the same.
Also the presentation of what's going on in one patient's mind is similar.