Recommendations

Both are breathtaking dramas with excellent acting, direction and scenery. Both should be required viewing for drama addicts - hehehehe.

noona romance that makes it a bit different from the norm. Also both the male leads act immature when the female lead needs to be comforted but become mature when the female lead needs someone to lean on.

In both stories the parent is given a chance to save their child by traveling back in time

- Not so serious detective drama
- Light cases
- Weak team
- Charming lead actors (Watabe Atsuro, Sato Takeru, Tamaki Hiroshi)

- Point of view from murderer's family that have nothing to do with murder case (Soredemo has both point of view tho)
- Misery cause of public's judgemental
- Grey line that make you choose between right or wrong
- Brilliant acting

- A centre of attention student is missing
- Chaos from both inside the group and the whole school
- SHE has a clear conclusion than Kirishima
- Have Mayu on both

- Broken family
- Pathetic father
- Eccentric and mysterious stranger comes to the family for work

the main characters are the same and you will still get the same excitement as you did watching Secret.

Both historical romance dramas by the same writer. But Faith involves time-travel.

Two young people meet in a fantasy world in which different rules apply. They often switch from this world to their actual reality. Sometimes that creates problems with their surroundings and puts their family and friends in trouble.

Both involve a person, strugling with an illness that doesn't seem treatable. In Both the mains meets their partners in the middle of the battle and the discovery. Both they and their partner are scared and make some questionable human choices. Both treat the illnesses with respect, while adding some love and a possitive humane angle of the issues. Both dramas deserve better recognision.

Both involve a celebrity and his relationship with his bodiguard.

Both involve a young woman which's life suddently turns in such a dirrection that she has to take care of few children, which aren't her own. She has to lie about her life and live into a rich man's house. In those dramas the male leads are somewhat agressive towards the female lead as they suspect her honestly loving them (which was the case at the begging).

Splash Splash Love is the abridge fictional version of this in 2 short episodes the meaning and motives behind the creation of Hangul will changed because of a time traveling girl. If you like watching toned down "fictional historical" this is the show. This show is about King Sejong as well.

Both are Gong Hyou Jin dramas that involve her heroine's slowly growing professionally in the same industry as her love interest, who happens to be quite a jerk. Both man are obssessed with their profession/professional skills and ideals.