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I'm not sure why, but both of these felt similar to me!.......

They both have a similar story. In both the male lead has an argument with their parent and gets sent back in time to the year before they were born to get to know their parent and understand why their parent made certain choices. In both the male lead finds love along the way.

Both lead characters were very much alike; a kind of awkward boy with a great sense of humor, which was amazingly executed by the actors.

Both dramas also have the same kind of feeling to them; sweet and quite down to earth.

I can't really explain it, but just trust me on this one ^^

Starring the wonderful Takenouchi Yutaka; this Japanese drama is about a man whose wife has a subarachnoid hemorrhage and needs surgery. He's warned that she might still die and, even if she survives, her memory might be affected. She lives, but does indeed suffers amnesia. The drama is really about them and how their relationship changes; not in the same traumatic way as the couple in 'Don't Forget Me', but still in a believable way that once again shows the partner, family and friends struggling to help someone with memory loss issues.

Same lead actress dealing with first love and misunderstandings. Back to the 90s includes time traveling while Crazy Little Thing Called Love is a bit more realistic.

Somehow both of these dramas have the same feel when it comes to the main female leads. Both of them are teh center of the story, both of the are simple, kind, fun loving and easy going characters. No mind games, or hard to get or holding back when it comes to love.The male lead is the cute/angry man in both of these. They both just have a very similar feel!

Both the movies has been set on a kidnapping base. In both the cases, the perpetrator uses a buffer to kidnap and make things happen!

Similar plots in the fact that both male leads have mental illnesses and are proving themselves to be more than just their limitations. The rest of the plot differs on the other hand. Good Doctor said about just that being a good and capable doctor despite mental and social "limitations" and Decoded is proving hat even though he can't at the beginning he will improve himself and show that he can be great if not better than those without his condition. I fell in love with both leads and these roles show just how great they are as actor

-two groups that initially don't like each other and have to come together
-Both leads are "leaders" of said groups
-Romance(?) between the leads, the quirky and witchy characters, and the teachers
-cute, quirky male (N and Minhyuk)
-The female leads are the same, strong and independent but know when to turn for help and want to do the right thing
-witchy female character (Hee Joo and Soo Ah)
-Teachers who try their best to support the students and their dreams
-same type of drama goes on in both like the cancellation of the goals of the combined teams and teacher complications

if you like food's, chef and cooking drama and love triangle in the mix.

Both tell a story about founding a kingdom. Moon Lovers is based on the beginning of the Goryeo dynasty while Six Flying dragons is based on the foundation of the Joseon dynasty.

Both dramas have a similar vibe to them, be it the plot or the acting. Both dramas will make you smile and cry a lot. The music & cinematography in both dramas is also superb.

Both movies tells the story between the King of Qin and his assassin. Hero is more artistic, where The Emperor and the assassin is nearer at the historical story

You will see a different Zhao Li ying here. There will be a lot of ZLY and ofcourse her amazing drama skills. Of all the ZLY dramas I've watched this one is my favorite next to Journey of Flower.

Say that You Love Me loosely follows the basic story of Itazura Na Kiss, however it's different too.

Elder brother revenging for younger sibling by kidnapping the nang'ek to deserted island. But only to find out that he revenging at the wrong person later.