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1) Both are sports dramas set in college
2) Both MLs were bullied by FLs when they were young
3)Both FL study the same subject
4)Both FLs work for the sports team of the ML
5)Both have the same actor a the coach of the sports team.
6)Both SMLs disappear suddenly.

Both are crime-solving dramas.
Both have a smart, intelligent, handsome male leads.
Both have female leads that are extremely good at fighting.

You're My Destiny (2017) is the Thai version of the same story. It's pretty good. It follows the original Taiwan version (story wise) pretty closely, like the Korean remake. The Taiwanese and Korean versions are both called Fated to Love You. Anyway, story is similar- plain girl meets rich guy, one night stand leads to pregnancy, get married and eventually they fall in love

- Both deal with girls who are unfamiliar with the modern world trying to live in it: in LotBS FL is a mermaid, in MFaMR the female lead is a queen of a tribe in a forest
- Both are enjoyable series and have comedic aspects
- Both have male leads that do some undercover bad boy stuff
- Both have oblivious female leads who learn to adapt to the world in a comedic way
- Both have likeable second lead females
- Both have cute chemistry between leads

Similar with high school transitioning to college setting. Female leads fall first. Unrequited love is a little heavier with the drama but both were very cute in seeing the relationships form & develop and face hardships.

- both FL are sassy, independent,
in both drama the relationship starts with a fake/misunderstood wedding
- in both drama ML are outlaw clan members or hidden identity
- strong couple

Because female lead in both the dramas are head over heels in love with the male and will do anything for him.

The relationship between the main leads gives off the same feeling. The female leads both share a connection at the beginning in which they have similar characters and appearances. They are both smart and are in the process of creating their own empire with some support from their romantic interests. I truly see deep connections between both dramas and encourage you to watch! You won't regret it :)

Both FL are tricked into thinking they have a terminal illness. They also fall in love because of this terminal illness. Still the secret around the terminal illness in Well Intended Love is more so earth shattering than the secret around the illness of Love, Now. However keep in mind that this Love, Now is a long drama (72 episodes). If you don't feel up to that I do extremely recommend Well Intended Love which is a great drama. I hope you enjoy both.

similar:
- comedy and romance, in both drama their relationship start with a fake or misunderstood wedding
- both FM are sassy, independent, uses disguise, fight for justice, is hard to catch and are pursued by the ML
- strong couple

Has a similar premise, where a sibling goes missing to then return. The sibling who has been missing is behaving suspiciously and not like themselves.

both series are about students uncovering schools' dark secrets. both also have supernatural as a genre wherein the gifted there are many of them who have different potentials while in girl from nowhere it's the main lead called Nanno who has some type of power to stay alive. both give off a creepy/ suspense feeling. while the gifted focuses on mystery and only their school's secrets. Where Girl from nowhere focuses on different schools and different concepts/situations. like rape, murder, corruption, etc.

This drama is also about pschologist. Even though they don't like each other at the beggining, the romance grows over time. This drama also explores different psycholofical illnesses and past traumas.

-Both dramas feature a male lead who is a slave to the female lead.
-Both dramas feature male lead with Amnesia and hidden past. In Colourful bone, the male lead turns out to be the prince who disappeared when he was young and presumed dead. While in An Oriental Odyssey the male lead turns out to be a prince of another kingdom.
-Both dramas feature a love triangle where people say that the male lead is not good enough for the female lead due to his low status.

Both are mystery drama, centering an incident from past. There are also loose similarities between them - most notably on the rate of story progression, character settings and glimpses into the lives (current vs past situations) of main characters. Reverse focuses more on the characters' involvement in the past incident while Gekiryu is more about present time.