Recommendations

delinquent, high school, bromance / friendship, action, youth, biker gang, school bullying, fighting

Also deals with sexism issues in japan and has lovable set of characters with strong female as lead. Just dont expect mika ninagawa's bright colors and instagram obsessed plot.

The parent story of this Thai remake. The remake follows it closely with a few context settings adapted to be made more Thailand specific. If you like one, and you like watching remakes, you'll enjoy the other. The leads in both versions did a good job.

Both dramas are about a teacher and student that somehow end up living together and must keep it a secret from others. They begin to develop feelings for each other.

Bedtime Hero and super star academy both of them are based on Super ability.
Bedtime hero is more about the life of people with super ability while super star academy consist about ability from constilations.

They are not completely similar but they both have the concept of special ability.
Super star academy consist about the power from twelve constilations.

ML got wronged in the past, conceals Real identity and makes Revenge as the ultimate driving factor in his life if like one you love the other.

'Wait, My Youth' has a similar setting and character dynamic to 'Just an Encore'. The FL dreams of being the girlfriend of one of her classmates, a friend who is smart and kind in addition to being a talented pianist. Meanwhile, the guy's best friend is in the same class as the two of them. He gives off a vibe that's the direct opposite: sullen and rebellious. He and the FL start off by disliking each other and make no attempts to hide it. Soon, however, they become deskmates, and while the FL remains fixated on the boy she likes, the other boy realizes his feelings for the FL are changing in a way he never expected.

The series tells the story of how the FL and this "bad boy" (who turns out to be not so bad -- in fact he's an incredibly sweet and supportive boyfriend) eventually fall in love, and it follows them through high school, college, and young adulthood. The way all of the characters transition is done so convincingly that you barely notice as it's happening.

Cap everything off with a happy ending, and you have what is one of my all-time favorite series.

If you watched RiaBB because you love books you will enjoy CT. While one is a romantic comedy and the other is a drama they both share the love of books and reading as well as beautiful quotes.

These dramas are very similar in that they both revolve around the stories of couples in the same building. They both also include a gay couple. However, Tonari no Kazoku wa Aoku Mieru does not have much of a comedy elements.

Both dramas have a special quality to them. Heavy emotions and lots of thought provoking scenes but without being too heavy to watch.
They also have a little bit of similarity in the bromance - especially the dramatics of the ghostwriter compared to the goblin...
Story wise there’s not many similarities except for the reincarnation aspect, and the love story is quite different. (Also, the relationships might be a bit off but there’s a lot of possibilities for SLS in Chicago Typewriter, or third or fourth...)

"Sorry I Love You" is Chinese remake for South Korean drama series "Sorry, I Love You" (2004). Gomen, Aishiteru is the Japanese remake for that same drama series.

I've Fallen For You and Dr. Cutie have similarities:
* the FL is more cute than pretty
* the FL falls first in love, later on the ML follows
* the FL hides her identity
* the ML and FL have childhood memories in which they play a role themselves without knowing this
The differences:
* Dr Cutie is a story of revenge, I've Fallen For You is a story of finding a lost love
* The girl in Dr Cutie disguises as a man, in I've Fallen For You she takes the identity of another bride
* In Dr Cutie two brothers are vying for the love of the FL, in I've Fallen For You it's a male harem

I've Fallen For You is similar to Under The Power:
* there's a character with unknown royal origin
* a secret in the past that binds the ML and FL together
* the FL works for the police, she's doing forensic research
* the ML isn't impressed by the FL in the beginning

The differences:
* Under The Power has a slow burn romance, I've Fallen For You has romance right in the early years of the leading couple
* Under The Power is much darker with a real bad ass antagonist
* The father in Under The Power has done some shameful things, the father in I've Fallen For You is honest and supportive

Chef Fang and I've Fallen For You have some similarities:
* a nice girl falls deeply in love with a roguish guy, she wins the hearts of her in-laws and later of her husband;
* the bridegroom changes for the better because of his marriage
* both have a leading character with a royal origin
* the marriage of the ML and FL isn't consumed
* the ML and FL solve mysteries together
The difference is
* In Chef Fang the girl is from noble birth, in I've Fallen For You it is the boy
* One girl is accomplished in cooking, the other in forensic research