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Both dramas are light romcoms with action, involving an actor's bodyguard hiding his/her secret identity.

Both dramas include two people of different genders whom swap bodies.

Well Legend of Lu zhen has another name called female prime minister ban shu legend is counterpart on female prime minister both in ancient time.

Both dramas are romantic comedies with a criminal aspect to it that makes them both adorable and light-hearted while being thrilling and keeping you on the edge of your seat. Both female protagonists use their unique ability to help solve crimes and all the characters are loveable and bring a twist to the shows.

Both involve an older male leads whom use a youngster's body to acheave stuff they couldn't do while they were alive.

Both female and male lead share a similar secret.

Both are spy action comidies.

Both involve a sperm donor whom we suspect of being one of the best friends/a suitor of the female lead withouth them knowing he is the dad.

Women past thirty are trying to find satissfaction in their life even though they lack a satisfactory love relationship.

Deals with friendship between women.

In both stars the actress Amami Yuuki.

Both have the actress Yonekura Ryoko playing a person who tries to change the school system.

*both main male character is the female character's boss

*both have a complicated love triangle

*both have comedy and light

*both female character despise main male character at first

*The two drama gave out similiar atmosphere

The vibe is similar in both dramas as both main guys are looking for answers to the past.

I'm seeing a lot of parallels between The K2 and Man to Man. Ex-military, bodyguard living under a fake name, agent k, overseas filming, corrupt politician, action, etc.

The plots are different, and Man to Man seems to be more comedy based, but the similarities are obviously there.

Same vibes, fantasy drama that leaves you hanging. Goblin is a lot better but CT does a good job at stepping outside the box too.

Both dramas are historical, filled with comedy, romance and royal family matters. The female leads in both of these series are very similar in my view, also caught up in a love triangle with two men + the hidden king motif.

A medical drama that also stars Bai Bai He. I got the deja vu feeling when I learnt Bai Bai He was going to act in Surgeons. I can't remember if I finished Grow Up, but from what I can remember I think it was at the very least decent. Not much similarities in term of plot except for its setting, but most medical dramas are just romance stories coated with the background of this occupation anyway.

You may like it if you are more into Chinese dramas. This one should have more parallels with Surgeons compared to other recommendations really.