Recommendations

Dai renai touches on the Alzheimer's Disease topic as well though it explores more on the young onset reality

Both the series take up cases from the past that are either unsolved or criminals being falsely charges. Both are well written and emotional.

Also starring Nishikido Ryu, as a samurai, who timeslips into the present day, and has to get a job, and impacts the community.

about Nobunaga Oda, good story, good adaptations,
portrayal of The Fool of Owari, and how he could have become the fierce unifier of Japan, the quiet romantic angle of Nobunaga and Nouhime.
Funny scenes and hearty performances.

Same Revenge plot.
Childhood friends/sweethearts.
Secret/not so secret identity.
A little bit of slap and kiss.

For me, Hua Jai Teuan was more tame than Hua Jai Sila. I think HJS is a better option in terms of chemistry, skinship and drama. Also, I like for my ML to obsess over their FLs. Tor kept following and messing with Min as if he thought of nothing else. In HJT the male lead had a 'Friends with Benefits' (basically f'buddy) with another girl....(sickening! bleeah!!)

Both shows are satires which also have:
> Eccentric characters.
> Team assembling/teamwork.
> The leads are working against corrupt people with a lot of power.

Storylines are slightly similar.

In both dramas, the couples almost date before going separate ways and then meet again; one of them is a writer, and in both dramas the writers (one of the main characters) incorporate their lives in their writings; the 2MLs have similar roles (but it's more serious in ToL); they both talk about friendships; slow-burn romances; they are both overlooked dramas.

Temp of Love is a little deeper, more serious and longer, while Ex-Girlfriend Club is more humorous and the problems are on a less serious note.

Fun and lighthearted romance but more family oriented








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Fun and lighthearted romance

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Both depict an enduring, mature love story through post-revolutionary China, and follow characters through multiple generations. Both couples are "unlikely couples," though Frontier of Love even more so. Both feature excellent acting, writing, and directing.

They both go to school and both end up living together - and of course falling in love. The main lead is also smart and tsundere.

I haven't finished PYHoMS yet because it is still ongoing, but from the 8 episodes I have watched already, they are both very light hearted, fluffy and heartwarming! The main characters have unwavering love for each other. Both includes college life and has very smart male leads. Although the girl is not as smart as the male lead, but still very smart because the male leads are geniuses that can't be compared to... The personalities for the main leads are so sweet and cute too.

They are actually sister dramas! All based on the same author's novels too. Although "Put Your Head on My Shoulder" is still ongoing, I liked every episode of it so far (even more than "A Love So Beautiful". They are both so heartwarming (especially PYHoMS) with great character developments and include school life (with PYHoMS starting from college and ALSB from high school). If you liked one drama, you'll like the other. Both are very light and you will find yourself with a big smile on your face after every episode.

If you want some kind of revenge vibe with smart main lead, then you should watch Doctor Prisoner.
There are similar vibes.

same plotline
Girl fell in love with the boy
Boy goes missing for a few years then came back with a different personality and name.

Same Actor Higashide Masahiro