Recommendations

they both fighting are against school corruption. Their first meeting ended in tragedy and finally got together meeting as adults. One of the main leads is jailed in both dramas.

Both mystery and police related story. Both have Lee Jyeon Hyuk as part of the cast
Recommended for those looking for story that unpredictable with great acting

Both dramas have fantasy, supernatural elements brought into current day life and society, with multiple stories and characters that seek to recreate the warmth and closeness of a family.
Mystic Pop-Up Bar has a more positive tone overall, with more action scenes and comedy.

The main characters are both ex-convict and ex-yakuza who just wants to have a normal life after their long conviction. It shows their hopeful moments and struggles in the new society.

~Look alikes
~The original FL was rich and wanted to leave
~New FL is strong and versatile
~Everyone wants to get rid of FL
*SPOILER*
~FL and ML falls in love with each other and helps each other

Both are set in an apocalyptic world and have great characters with emotional energy between them. A lot of interesting alliances and relationships formed in the face of terror.

Both of them present the same old woman as the protagonist and they face problems in the old age of their lives. Both of them are strong women, who still take care of many things even though they are old. The atmosphere of both is very dark, 'an old lady' is about rape, and 'red amnesia' is about terror.

The master-student relationship storyline in Pearl Eclipse reminds me of Si Yin and Mo Yuan in Eternal Love. But EL was tragic....I really hope this isn't.

Shared similarities in the premise that focuses on the clan-dominated textile industry during the Qing Dynasty.

A female-centric narrative about intelligent and capable women overcoming adversity in a world dominated by men.

Similar premise based on common folk (non-royals) and business setting with a strong FL helping the family business to thrive.

Both are beautiful black and while films by director Lee Joon Ik focused on the lives of writers that paint an insightful picture of some aspect of the period they are set in. They are slow-paced, poetic, and create a sort of intellectual or emotional portrait of the historical figure on whose life they are based. They also focus on these writers' important relationships with the other leads, who function as foils and as major characters in their own right.

Both stories revolve around female friendships and relationships. Age of Youth is more comedic and ROTP has a more mature tone but I think if you enjoyed AOY you'll enjoy ROTP

Miss Back is a variety show but it showed alot about the behind the scenes of "forgotten" idols. they suffer so much mistreatment, they're belittled and ignored, then after years stuck in the feild "training" they're released into the wild outside world confused and lost

Both are crime-solving and investigation drama
both FLs and MLs have cute chemistry but no romance in both dramas
both leads are cohabitating