Recommendations

both revolve around prosecution and crime solving and shows some of the grey areas in law enforcement!

Both have 12 episodes, and are great! They have a good pacing movement, and both are just so un-explainable but so great. I really enjoyed Mystic Pop-Up Bar, and Missing: The other side. Even though both have only 12 episodes, I enjoyed the whole experience. As watching, it sometimes get side tracked and off topic, but only for one or two episodes. I hope you guys give both a try, because both are really great!

1) Both the dramas have classic music theme
2) Both of them have romance & love triangles
3) The male lead plays the piano

1) Both the dramas involve time travel
2) Both of them have a lot of plot twists
3) Both of them involve romance. In Tomorrow with you, romance is the main focus & the leads have undeniable chemistry

1) Both the dramas involve time travel & parallel time lines (one set in 1992)
2) The main leads try to change the future for their loved ones
3) Both explore the consequences of tampering with time
4) There is mystery and romance in both
5) Both the dramas have beautiful cinematography

Both are similar in that they're about the top students and the lengths they are willing to go to in order to secure a place in the top tier schools.

Both of them talk about japanese traditions and also about learning the arts and there's also romancr.

Both are fantasy drama in which female leads uses her own power to exorcise the haunted places and hence became a successful real estate agents.

- They both have celebs working together to look after a group of kids
- Both are heartwarming but also show all the work that goes into taking care of the kids

both are family centered movies by the great Koreeda with a similar feel and atmosphere, realistic and human characters and a more 'slow' and calm pace. Our main protagonists (both having the same name) and the grandmas are played by Abe Hiroshi and Kiki Kirin respectively. Both movies also have similar family constellations (sister with two children, son with one son...). If you enjoyed one youll probably enjoy the other.

If you miss a fantastic interaction between Off and Gun, than you may love this series. It's not a BL but OffGuns are so OffGuns there

King is very savage and a revolution took place against him to overthrow the king
Also, in both dramas there was a group of people where helping out poor people

Good time is a more happy and less dramatic version of Game of Hunting, we have multiple couples, long period romance, business content, strong and loyal friendship versus betrayal and disaffection ones in a daily life struggle. Lovers to friends, friends to lovers. Hu Ge is a boss in both of them.

Both stories are located in traditional Japanese sweet stores with a long history. Although both have different genres as "Watashitachi wa Douka Shiteiru" is a murder mystery and "Fukuyado Honpo" is a romantic comedy, they both focus strongly on the traditions involved with Japanese arts and the duty of the younger generations to inherit the long standing businesses and continue the family legacy. In both shows you will see tea ceremonies, beautiful and tasty looking sweets and plenty of people wearing kimonos.

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*Male lead with strong will and entrepreneur mind.
* Multiple couples, office romance and reunion of first lovers.
* Slow burn romance with a long period plot.
* Envious and Dirty enemy.
* Fall from grace, male lead frequent humiliation.
*Jail inmate comes backs to society.
* Economic espionage, corporate spying or corporate espionage.
* Constant usage of technology while working.

There is even more, but the listed are enough!