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These two dramas have a similar feel. Both main characters start to live independently and need to financially support someone completely oblivious to the rules of the world. Both dramas also emit a feeling of a loyal dog and its owner.

I believe someone who likes 'General and I' drama may like the Six Flying Dragons, Korean Drama just watch a few episodes. You will like it.

Both are about relationships, college life and society's view on certain types of relationships.

both stories are about meeting their unexpected partner at another place, from strangers to being acquaintances, they eventually realize their feelings for one another.

One uses the piano as a means to find true love, the other to find oneself.

-Both include the love story between a Grim Reaper and a mortal human
-Both have a group of grim reapers doing their duty, in so, deal with life & death questions
-In both the Grim Reaper character is cute, unique and very lovable

In Universe's star the Grim Reaper/Human lovestory is the main focus/main OTP, in Goblin it's only a secondary leads/second OTP story.

University, love, relationships. Same themes, different execution. School-life-relationship balance.

Also deals with male prostitution and possible gang trouble. The majority of the scenes are also shot at night which adds a nice effect to the overall theme.

even though the doctor stranger doesn't involve of time traveling genre.
the both male lead of this dramas is trying to saved his love ones, and it also focused on romance and medical.

Both of these have a very similar feel and style, more than a little dark and serious at times, while delving into issues of friendship, love, relationships. If you liked the Nana anime or manga but didn't really like the movie adaptation, give Last Friends a try.

It's another slightly dark film about a boy getting involved with a mysterious boy he knows nothing about and does dramatic things for.

Thai high school BL with virtually all the same character-types in this movie, but it's spread out into an entire series. If you rated this movie anything higher than a 5, you'll definitely love Make It Right.

Both protagonists are arrested and sent to prison for crimes they supposedly didn't commit.

These dramas both explore the uncommon drama territory of social-phobic chaebols who have a bossy, fiery team member that tests their boundaries as well as a competitive, ambitious male frenemy in their company. Similar plot devices and characters, yet differing execution so you can watch both without experiencing to much deja vu.

the main lead has never been kissed and meets someone/something that grants her the ability to to kiss good-looking guys of her choosing; also a short watch