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The storyline's premise is similar in that the main characters also travel back in time, ending up in college again while retaining all the memories of their previous lives. Hence, although they are in their twenties, their mental age is much older than those of their peers. With the knowledge and hindsight of their own futures, they are given a chance to rewrite their own narratives and change their fates.

Two close women facing each other in the same area to demonstrate who is the best, with a particular love-hate relationship.

The female leads in both the dramas are weirdos .

The male leads of the both the dramas are prosecutors . They act tough in front of everyone but are actually dorks .

The male & female leads of both the dramas meet each other through a fate .

Both have a lots of comedy but deal with serious cases at the same time .

In both dramas, a team is made up to catch fraudsters (taxes in 38 Task Force and insurance in Mad Dog).

If you like detective series then you also like "7th grade civil servant". A love story of two person who once started to date but some circumstances aparted them away. But but after their Reunion, very interesting love story, detective part waiting for you.

Both are law dramas where the main character will do anything to win their case. The main characters in both can be considered deplorable and selfish, but are also very strong and confident. Witch's Court is more about sexual assault crimes, while Legal High has a variety of cases.

Both protagonists have a past. They are both quick thinkers who use their vast knowledge and the things around them to help people who are medically in need.

The two dramas are similar for the double meaning of the piano for the leads, and because in both the mother is a teacher of piano.
In "Page Turner" the characters vehemently desire to be professional pianists someday, so sometimes playing the piano is torture for them, even though they're still in love with it. While in "Piano," the instrument symbolizes for the characters their days of happiness, and at the same time the nostalgia for a time that will not return.

Both dramas deal with mothers who's daughter was murdered and look for the truth of what happened.
Both mothers are strong women.

Both show a group of characters who cling to their talents and dreams, and how they notice that the opinion of others is not as important as what they think of themselves.

Kind of the same plot. .. "Yoon Joon-suh and Yoon Eun-suh grew up as siblings but Eun-suh was in fact from a different family as there was a mix up at the hospital where she was born. The switch came to light when Eun-suh was involved in a car accident and it was discovered that her blood type was different from her parents. Eun-suh's life took a complete turn when the 2 girls were returned to their respectivefamilies. Soon after, the Yoon family left for the States and Eun-suh was left living in sordid condition with her real family in Korea. Years after, Joon-suh returned to Korea and by chance the two former siblings were reunited."

The plots is very similar. Contract marriage in a weird setting. Lovely girl and bachelor who doesn't allow himself to feel. Maybe TIMFL is based on NWHDGYNT. So far, loving both dramas to bits!

It's a different story and plot but i feel that both dramas are very similar as their both "family " based, they both have similar character growth with all the characters, both deal with problems, and both are very slice- of -life

This drama has obviously just started so we still don’t know where it’s going but the beginning has some vibes of how nige haji started. Male leads are similar in that they’re workaholics and have a pet with nothing else in mind. While the female also loves cleaning and is the more proactive one. Give it a try, if you like this one you’ll love the other as well ^^

same supernatural theme with a traditional background for 90% of the story
goofy main lead with amazing family powers
featuring the annoying ass female lead