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Both star Ishihara Satomi and Aoki Munetaka. They play a married couple in Missing, and bickering coworkers in Pretty Proofreader. Their chemistry in both is great. If Missing gets you down, start PPR to chear you up.

Secret garden is a classic in the body swapping trope!
Female leads are also pretty similar by excelling in their field.

Both are short, fluffy rom-coms set in high school.

- FL is shy, not well-known in her class until she gets approached by the ML
- ML has a facade he's presenting to the world but is different inside
- love triangle where both ML and SML fall first for the FL
- pretend relationship (fake dating in BM, fake confession in SSC101)

"Behind your Smile" is a thriller with romantic elements, just like WTPR. The ML in this story is like Baek Sa Eon rather cold and dark. However, he is obsessed with revenge and wants to get back at the FL who is very innocent and naive. Their relationship slowly changes. The drama is mainly carried by Marcus Chang's acting and his amazing chemistry with his co-star.

Similar to WTPR, in this drama, FL takes on the role of her twin sister after she disappears. Therefore, she is forced to play the fiancée of her sister's boyfriend, but she is already making plans to escape. Compared to WTPR, it's more of a light romcom.

Tearjerkers, Korean stories about love. First is an elder movie and the second is a modern drama, but both focus on kind of forbidden love. Main characters (you'll gonna find if it's a boy or a girl) is somehow connected to North Korea. Movie and series touch politics theme too of course, but still, love story is the most important so you don't have to catch up with Korea politics, history or anything.
There are jail scenes which make our characters lie and betray loved ones, but also there are sacrifice theme present (''I can't be with you, so I'm going to leave you because I don't want to be a burden").
One of them has a happy ending, and the other one sad though...Not gonna spoil which one, watch them to find out.

In both, MLs are supernaturally old and walking to the path of extinction. After meeting up the other ML, falls in love, scarifies themselves with happy ending.

Kind of step brothers in both. In Cherry blossoms, they are not exactly step brothers, but both grow up as one and one develops feelings for the other and doesn't reveal.

With the MLs same in both the series, YinWar couple... the one and off relationship in both the series is similar. The acting is great. The tension keeps you on edge.

Both of these are office environment BL. Where the ML does not like the other initially, but the caring nature of one makes the other fall in love eventually

Well! The storylines and plot are different, HSF is not really a BL, but as good as one.
Both series deals with MLs parting ways due to misunderstandings and mistakes, but still internally have feelings for each other. Then meet up after few years again and develop feelings, friendship and romance, protecting each other and caring for one another

In both the dramas, the ML like the other ML to start with already.
And after starting to live together and spending time together, the other ML falls to start in love

I mean the plot is different yes.. But in both, one of the male leads initially is like this cold person, detached and not openly showing emotions. Then opening up slowly when they start liking the other ML.

Both deals with MLs being friends for long time and one starting to have romantic feeling towards the other. While the other ML tries to not accept and hide it till the final outburst happens and end being together. The tension between both MLs is just.........

Both of them deals with the ML who cannot hear. See your love goes more the depth with the sign language. And in both the ML is somewhat secluded and tries to be with him/themselves. And support they get from another ML is heartwarming