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In both dramas the lead characters are ridiculously dorky students who will do anything to win the heart of the person they love. Both dramas are incredibly funny and very strange.

These are both intense dramas that feature revenge - as with Secret/Secret Love, the male lead's entire motivation is shaped by a former/first love, and the on/off relationship with the female lead. The actors in both dramas have AMAZING chemistry together, but their parings have some wild moments that make you question their sanity or common sense. If you like dramas with over-the-top and toxic OTPs, this may be right up your alley. Both have some very triggering content (violence, abuse, assault, etc.), so I wouldn't recommend either drama for younger viewers or for those who may be affected by the things listed above.

They both feature revenge plot elements, with the male lead's entire motivation structured around his love/hate relationship with the female lead and the loss of his former love. They both also have heavy instances of cringeable moments (domestic violence, abuse, torture, sexual assault), and the love relationships that develop between the leads in both dramas so toxic and inexplicable that it borders on makjang territory. Both Le Jun Kai and Secret Love are well-written, well-produced shows with very strong actors who have excellent chemistry together, but neither drama is suitable for younger viewers or for those triggered by the things listed above.

I bet u guy will like this drama. Funny, romantic, history and sad ending.

both of male leadears are grumpy rich boys who fall for the poor girl and change after that

Both dramas deal with heart transplants and how the leading man falls in love with the woman who has his late girlfriend's/wife's heart.

Both dramas are made by OCN, so they have a very similar feel. Both dramas are about law officials investigating a serial murder that has connections to the main leads. Though Ghost-Seeing Detective Cheo Yong is supernatural in it's content, it doesn't veer far from the suspense and mystery of Reset.

Six high school boys with different personalities are forced to live together when they learn that they are siblings. The premise is similar. It's about how they clash at first, then form bonds and become a family. Both dramas are hilarious and fun to watch.

This drama's main lead is also Lee Min Ho. And this drama is also about a rich boy meeting a girl with charisma and eventually ending up loving her.

Both of these dramas are romantic comedies, though I would say Fated To Love You leans more to the drama and Marriage, Not Dating is slightly more comedic. They both feature a lovable cast and fun story.

This drama is also about a king in modern days who was engaged to a person he didn't like at first but came to love in the end, so if u like Goong I totally recommend the King2Hearts

both are about being betrayed, surviving that betrayal and making the betrayer pay.

both follow a special team of investigators that catch the worst bad guys.

both have similar meetings of the main paring.

A Beautiful life ends up being a lot sadder than My Sassy Girl, but both movies are rather endearing, sweet and fun.

at the core of both are a structured search for justice even if you have to go a little outside the law to find it.

While Cold Eyes seems more cohesive thematically with a believably menacing antagonist, The Beast seems a bit less heavy handed about the idea of Big Brother always right behind you.