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You're All Surrounded is a bit like WATCHER [currently on its 4th ep] due to the themes of:
-Corruption in police,
-Both male leads join a team in order to find out the truth.
{MINOR SPOILER} - Murder of parent [from ep 1]

They're different in the fact You're All Surrounded seems more upbeat in parts and has a balance of romance, comedy and psychological elements whereas so far watcher seems much more focused on action and psychological elements.

So in conclusion if you liked you're all surrounded due to its psychological elements you may enjoy WATCHER.

Lol not that exactly same plot but i surely you will love this drama Its a lil bit related to art . cause the female lead father is famous painter. Well yeah u must watch this

They are exactly the same cause the male lead loves painting and He was suffering of Color Blindness BTW. PROMISE YOU WILL LOVE THIS DRAMA. MUST WATCH hehe

-Romcom with a cute, mature romance that isn't bogged down with unnecessary drama. Drama is solved quickly and doesn't drag on ridiculously like most other dramas.
-Love triangle never really develops and gets in the way of the main couple.
-Amazing kissing! Not just the lip touches like every other drama I've seen. Real, in love kisses.

Both revolve around crime and justice, and neither focuses on romance. Both dramas contain a character(s) with a mysterious backstory. The big and obvious difference is the supernatural element brought on by "Vampire Prosecutor."

In both the stories:
- angel/gumiho falls in love with a human
- angel/gumiho helps their beloved in their work of field, which they are very passionate about
- a non-human that desperately wants to be a human

these two dramas are really similar! if you love ashes of love, then you will love eternal love. vice versa. both are INCREDIBLE dramas that you should definitely give a chance watching.

here are some similarities:
> same type of fantasy/historical/wuxia genre
> both have a mortal and immortal world
> both have multiple realms in their world
> queens, princesses, emperesses all that stuff
> both of the female leads actually dress as a male for a short period of time
> both have undeniable chemistry between the leads
> both have that annoying female second lead that chases the male lead and will not change their mind about loving them
> almost have the same length of episodes
> great OST
> they both have the female lead living two different lives still falling in love with the male lead
>amazing acting
>great costumes


differences:
> ashes of love is more comedic
> ashes of love has a more naive and cheery female lead while eternal love has a more mature and serious female lead
> eternal love focuses more on the antagonists

i personally liked ashes of love a lot more because i connected more with the characters and i just loveee jinmi x phoenix soo much but i loved ye hua and bai quan so much too <333

If you like this drama, you might wanna try to watch this. It's the Japanese remake of In Time With You, so the plot is pretty the same as the original.

Same feeling for me, story is different but if you like action/crime with a little romance than you will like this one as well.
Bonus is that they have the same FL.

Both have are a great example of fantasy genres about ghosts. I usually like to find good ghost dramas that actually interacts with other ghosts? Instead of just one of the main leads being a ghost...

Both have strong independent female leads. Both have a similarly vibed beautiful aesthetic cinematography. And they both are my perfect example of a grear noona romance. But they both have completely different plots.

Recommendations are more than similarities between 2 dramas..
At 1st glance they share nothing in common but manwol is kinda similar to hina from mr sunshine. They both own a hotel, they have a similar taste in fashion and they are both strong female worriers though hina is slightly more "playful"..
If you loved and missed hina then this is a great drama~
Also both are really aesthetically appealing..

An immortal female lead who feels jaded toward death. A male lead who reignites her passion for life and may be connected to her past.

similar in the sense that a classmate dies and adults come in to try to unravel the mystery behind the death.

Both have dumb kids/ young adults entering a place that is off limits for a reason. Pretty much no happy ending BUT even though the premise for both these films are pretty much the same, GHA is much better in terms of the scare factor.