Recommendations

both have really strong female leads who have ambition and a desire to achieve something. They also both seek revenge and both dramas have a similar feel to it.

Love is not Blind is more thought provoking and also about exes. LINB makes you reflect on relationships and life in general and was a very successful film

Similar era (Japanese occupation), different background (Korean and Chinese). Both have double agents and action, but nobody's wearing a mask in The Disguiser though

Both dramas involve incest (supposed in one, real in the other).

Both stories have a love triangle and in both dramas there's at least one character who becomes obsessive/delusional.

Both solid medical dramas that touch on human issues with developed diverse casts, no irritating love lines and an OST that can make you cry on cue. Iryu is a bit more episodic and delves into hospital management.

Both are short and sweet drama specials dealing with past lives and immortal love

Love, politic, drama, epic characters, more epic characters - and more drama! With humor. Emotional jurney across Korea.

Both drama are about reporters and revolve around ethics of the reported news.

I watched My Love Eun Dong after I watched She was pretty. It gave me the same goosebumps as She Was Pretty gave me... My Love Eun Dong is really great, but soooo underrated! You should give both a go and you will fall in love with it instantly!

Both deal with an unconventional teacher and their methods to motivate and stimulate their rambunctious, trouble-making students into becoming hard-working, self-respecting students and members of society.

Terminal illness, family, and a great love story. Both feature Domoto Tsuyoshi as the love interest, and the surrounding cast is similarly wonderful. If you liked him in Summer Snow, he pulls off the same role wonderfully in Platonic.

Both begin with a shy and seemingly weak female heroine who, thanks to a health scare, really come into their own throughout the series. Scent of a Woman is a more serious tearjerker throughout and the health problem is real, but the journey both women go through makes them more confident, outspoken and more attractive to the male leads. You can't go wrong with either one. And its especially satisfying and hilarious to see the female leads get out of their own way to take control of their lives and silence their critics. Fighting!!

Both are overtly comedic in their take on high school thugs and tough guys, and you can't help but love each and every unique character.

Both star with a woman who goes to prison for her boyfriend. Both are really romantic with interesting story lines.