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Both give a similar feeling and main character development is kind of same.

A adaptation of same history based on the novel "Boku no Tsuma a Kekkon Shite Kudasai" by Takuji Higuchi (published on November 15, 2012 by Kodansha).

same feeling... guess while watching signal the writer of tunnel thought- wouldn't it be better if the cop came to the future himself rather than just talking through a walkie talkie.
almost similar dramas

Even though both dramas contain different characters and different storylines, I find that the romance between them give off a similar vibe, as well as the main leads.

both strong (in SWDBS quite literally) woman who stand up for themselves, both deal with a big crime(s) and have serious tone while also having at the same time this lighter more humor/comedy tone which creates in both a good balans. Also the male leads are both equally adorable (just like the female leads) and have a lot of cute gestures/actions.

In both dramas:
-The male lead has lost memory and is taken care of by a girl, their family think they are dead.
- Both male leads are kind and cute.
- Good chemestry for the main couple.
- The male leads are from rich families.
-The female lead loses someone of her family she loves at the beginning.
-The female lead is much stronger than she seems at first sight.
-There is someone who wants the male lead to disappear because he wants to take his position in the company.
-The supporting characters are interesting and appealing.
-The female lead ends up working at the male lead's firm.

Points of divergence:
- In SKL, the guy loses the memory once whereas in STLDFM, the guy loses his memory twice, and falls for the female lead once again.
-In STLDFM, the second male lead falls hard for the female lead, whereas in SKL, the love triangle is less highlighted.
-In SKL, the couple is more childish and it is a comedy with a light storyline.
-In STLDFM, the story is more tragic, the storyline is heavier than in SKL but there are still some comedy elements.

I loved STLDFM better because of the casting (Eugene and Ji Sung fan) and the storyline. We really felt the love all along this drama. (I am a bit sad to know that later on he married the girl playing the female rival of Eugene, and not Eugen herself????) Both dramas are good even though STLDFM is older, but in my opinion old dramas are the best because modern dramas lack something older dramas had. If you want a light drama, watch SKL, if you want to witness the birth of a "once in a lifetime and strong love" conquering all, watch STLDFM.

they have a similar genre and story, both are great movies!
both movies is focus on conning.

The plot is quite similar based on revenge and how the guy falls in love to the lady who he thinks killed his fiance.

-Both female leads have very similar personalities, and looks

-Both male leads have a goal which is the reason they try to hold back from falling in love with the female leads.

-Both male leads are the female leads' boss

-Both are Taiwanese

-Actors/Actresses in both dramas are very good-looking

They both talk about a mistaken murder suspect and law. Suspicious Partner is not as serious as Remember and SP is more entertaining but Remember is thrilling and intense to watch, in my opinion.

they're both searching for a lost tomb that have a mysterious meteorite even though the "The Mystic Nine" drama doesn't involve time travel genre..

This also has a contract relationship but this one is so much better. And it is also a Rom-Com. This is actually one of my favorite dramas with contract relationship between the leads. I highly recommend this.

Unlike in Best Lover, here in Full House Thai you would definitely see the character development and the chemistry of the main leads.

He and she and their team. World of crimes, suspense, detectives, police. A developing bound between male and female lead (in "Dr Frost" - only a feeling of romance).

The faster-paced Japanese remake of Misaeng follows a similar arc and has many similar relationships, but has a different tone and its own context and soul. It's funny and inspiring and fits perfectly into the light Japanese business drama mold without being predictable. I wouldn't recommend watching one immediately after the other, though.

While Click Your Heart is most definitely a choose your own adventure story, this is ESSENTIALLY the same. With Click Your Heart you have to choose what path you want to take for each episode and with 7 First Kisses, you can choose which ending you want to watch.