Recommendations

In Master Devil Do Not Kiss Me, it is also love turning into hate. It also takes place in school and if you enjoyed The Big Boss then you should watch Master Devil Do Not Kiss Me.

Same action fast paced and the female leads are similar in several aspects. Both male leads assume the identity of another person. Both of them have to work to some bad guy to achieve their goal.

And at least, they deal with corruption in high places with a touch of comedy.

"Extraordinary Mission" revolves an undercover police officer who attempts to take down a drug trafficking syndicate from the inside. Both are action crime movies that deal with drug trafficking

The male leads are both really smart and not good at expressing their emotions. The female leads are lovable in their own ways; Chen Xiaoxi is cute and adorable while the female lead in Attention, Love! is more serious and really good at portraying first love. The male second leads in both dramas are SLS-worthy.

Can't Buy Me Love is like a parody of the original "Beyond the Realm of Conscience." It also features the same cast, costumes, and pairings.

Both about a chef who initially does not get along with a woman. Very food-centric shows. Main characters fall in love while man is teaching woman different recipes.

both will have you smiling like crazy. both dramas are great romance dramas, the best chinese romance dramas I've ever seen

Similar setting with "messed up tv show" and psychological theme. Both have a character that manipulates the mc and traps them mentally.

It's also drama about robot. The story is different from I am not a robot but it also gives you a Sci-fi genre drama about the robot ANNIE.

-Both are dramas involving the prosecution

-Both involve going after the corrupt people in the system and preventing them from rising up.

Both dramas have a married couple and include a time travel aspect. While the main couple in Go Back Couple goes to the past, main lead in Tomorrow With You travels to and from the future.

While the premises are completely different, in both drama, it's the female lead's job/task to be with the male lead, and there's a supporting cast monitoring them and advising her as part of some ridiculous ploy.

It's the second season of Demon Girl. If you like the first season, then you'll like it. Personally, I don't get it but whatever.

The main characters in both the drama and movie navigate relationships at the age of twenty and on a college campus. The plots are very different but a good watch if you're looking for the college youth theme.

The best writing, lines, act, cast The best Drama of 2017 and for me one of the best drama ever if not the best.