Recommendations

Similarities:
Action, friendship, romance and military based training (takes place in a military academy) where the only female in the base is the female protagonist

-Both can have a light rom-com vibe but has those intense serious action moments too
Destined to love you isn't a crossdressing drama but the female lead also takes on a fake identity to become a military school instructor

-just like Arsenal Military Academy it take 2-3 eps to really start liking the cast and getting to know the military crew
-Destined to Love You has a high budget for costume designs so if you love military outfits this drama is for you!

I love both dramas and recommend them both

The Ghosts from both dramas cannot remember their pasts and why they died. They get to know later on in the story and why they could not go to heaven, reincarnate, etc.

Both are rather standard Chinese romantic costume dramas with beautiful costumes, fighting kingdomes, mad love, Mary Sue female lead and male lead called 'great warlord' (though it is not clear why he is great). If you are a shipper you'd like both

Secrets of Three Kingdoms (as the story of the sibling substitution) is actually an alternate history version of the famous classic plot of the Romance of Three Kingdoms . They have many same characters but Secrets consider how history would be different.

It is quite similar to a lawless lawyer because of 2 reasons.
1. it both deals with law, and how powerful people could easily take advantage of it
2. The loved one of the main characters is somehow wrongly accused of a crime they didn't do, which further affects the characters lives.

Min Gue is also inside here.
The only difference is it is not a reality show. As it is virtually dating. His smile is really every thing. So if you miss him, go see his charms there. Although it may not be the same as love me actually.

The storylines seem very similar. Idol star and his assistant form a relationship except in this one the girlfriend is a manger.

School love, separated for years, meet again as grown ups. Loveable side characters and side romances.

Very similar in concept. Both about celebrities caring for young children in an environment meant to enrich the children in order for them to learn and grow.

- Love that spans over the course of years
- Parted ways/broke up to only meet years later
- The two male leads play the role of the CEO of their company

Both stories are about bestfriends staying as bestfriends because they are afraid to lose each other if they were to tell the truth that what they feel for each other is actually love.

both dramas are related to deception.but they have more in common.The two leading female characters are also dragging to deceive.they are afraid to define themselves as immoral women.The steps of the male lead act in the same way. the same feeling between the two male lead and his wife.

MLs = bossy, neurotic, allergy-ridden artists who are difficult to please and find it nearly impossible to trust others. Both have tragic family backstories that involve abandonment

2MLs = incredibly adorable and good-hearted, connected with ML but have history of not getting along

FLs = thrust into a high-art context they are not used to and stumble through to navigate that world and make it their own

differences = fantasy element in Perfume, Kpop/music in Full House Take II

In both dramas the male lead disappears at the end of the drama,in both dramas the male lead is not a human.in Angel's last mission the male lead is an angel while in my love from another star the male lead is an alien .
In both dramas the male lead protects the female lead from her enemies
In both dramas the female lead is a celebrity. The female lead in Angel's last mission is a ballerina while the female lead in my love from the star is a movie star
Both dramas their love starts with hate to love
Both dramas the male leads first become personal helpers to the female lead.in Angel's last mission the male lead was his secretary while in my love from the star the male lead was her manager

Both productions start off with protagonists trying to cover up murder. As a consequence, these deaths attract attention of unconventional police officers who try to figure out who and why killed these people.