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Both dramas have the same trope and a similar vibe. One feels a bit more 'adult' than the other, but I don't think that it's a noticeable difference. Overall, both are great dramas with great characters.

Similar directing style and message, although the main characters in Alive are more 3-dimensional. Both also contain great educational materials, which make them more relevant than many medical-themed doramas out there.

I rich dilusional jerk thinks no girl can reject him and he does what he wants with his money power. From extravagant parties to bullying the female lead.
Slowly the male lead while constently being rejected by female lead, falls for her and tries to get her.

in both, there is a nice man who cherish his friends. also they start a business by opening an office/pub and fight against a powerfull company.

Both dramas are kind of about time-travel, and changing the past in order for the future to change. Both male leads have extreme patience, love and dedication to the female lead for a long period of time.

In both series the female lead finds out that she is sick and ends up in a relationship with a total stranger.

I really enjoyed this drama really love the male lead i think i have become his fan.
The 4 Friends are really caring i love there friendship.

The plot is similar. The ML hires FL to be his fake wife as his real GF was away and he needed to avoid the arranged marriage. And later, he fell in love with her.

Whilst I was watching CLOY I kept being reminded of Faith. Has a similar storyline - FL ends up in a place where she doesn't belong, and ML - a military leader ends up protecting her, falling in love and trying to send her back to where she belongs

i would say both have some mystery. I have higher expectations from both series and got very disappointed.. romance? sure, is present in both dramas.

Both dramas have realistic, natural and healing vibes.
Slow paced
Feeling relaxed while watching.

It is similar in the sense that the main cast is mainly high school boys who are more than a bit crazy weird. They are both really funny dramas while still having a pretty good story. Kyou Kara Ore wa!!? is longer and therefore explores the genre more.

MC (same actor) plays a rather ridiculous, money-hungry, bad at martial arts, but actually intelligent character in both. They are both sort of action-comedies, though it looks like season 2 of Dark Lord is likely going to be, well, darker...

Coffee shop manager cum worker Gumdeol has special ability to shapeshift into a dog and he offers comfort to heartbroken Ah Jung as a dog.

It tells the story of two people whose lives were on parallel lines that were never meant to intersect. Due to an unexpected meeting, they become each other's destiny.

By chance, fledgling art editor Chen Jiaxin and the highly-educated Wang Xiyi who is heir to a huge conglomerate meet on a cruise ship bound for Hungary. Passions flare and soon enough, they exchange their 'I do's'.

Chen Jiaxin becomes pregnant shortly after they married. Ready to choose family over her career, she suffers a miscarriage and leaves heartbroken as she heads to Hungary to pursue further studies. After a series of trials and tribulations and through help from friends, she finally becomes an accomplished potter. Meanwhile, seven years of separation has turned Wang Xiyi into a mature man capable of raising a family. By chance, the two meet again in Hungary.
(Source: ChineseDrama.info)