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Both are GMMTV BL series.
WilliamEst, who appear as a side couple in Me and Thee, take the lead as the main couple in ThamePo!
They also share a blend of comedy, romance, drama, and heartfelt found family moments.

Someone who enjoyed The Prosecutor’s Proposal may also like Secret Relationships because both dramas focus on intense, emotionally complicated relationships shaped by secrets, past trauma, and mistrust. Although The Prosecutor’s Proposal has a legal and crime-thriller plot, its romance is driven by the same kind of tension found in Secret Relationships: attraction is mixed with anger, jealousy, guilt, and unresolved feelings.

Both series also feature characters who appear successful and controlled in their professional lives but are emotionally vulnerable underneath. Their relationships develop in workplace settings, where power, protection, manipulation, and romantic desire often overlap. Instead of presenting love as simple or comforting, both dramas show it as something messy and sometimes painful.

Because they share the same director, they also have a similar atmosphere. Important emotions are often communicated through silence, lingering looks, physical closeness, and restrained performances rather than direct dialogue. Therefore, viewers who liked the dark mood, psychological tension, complicated characters, and slow emotional development of The Prosecutor’s Proposal may find many of the same qualities in Secret Relationships.

Both are epic jidaigeki about famous historical warring states figures on a grand scale with striking music, by the the same studio. Both are very similar.

If you want to watch it, season 1 would be an obvious recommendation because it starts with explaining how and why things in season 1 happened.

The way the MLs gently pursued the FLs in both dramas reminded me of the other. Also the MLs personalities seemed similar, and the dramas had a few other things in common.

Similarities: Both stories revolve a young, bold, smart girl who has issues within her family. Both FL are cunning when needed to stop the plots against them. Both end up entering the palace, being loved by & loving the Empress.

The Fls have multiple men who want them, because of their strong, uncompromising nature. Both Fls have a first love who they are separated from.

The main thing is the Fls characteristics. Bold, energetic & playful. They are both exceedingly smart in their own ways. And watching their stories my heart breaks for both of them, and is so happy when justice is finally found for them.

These dramas, The East Palace and The Haunted Palace, have a similar vibe. If you enjoy watching one, you'll probably enjoy the other as well

- Fantasy drama about ghosts
- Female lead can see ghosts in both drama
- The ghost possessed the body of the lead and live in his/her body and grow feelings towards male lead in "oh my ghost" and towards female lead in "head over heels"
- traumatic past of the ghost(the way you feel sad for them)
- cold male lead/warm female lead:
At first in both drama male lead was cold and then slowly grow feelings.

Eite school setting – Both revolve around prestigious schools where appearances matter, but many secrets are hidden beneath the surface.
Secrets and scandals – Characters hide personal struggles, forbidden relationships, and past mistakes that gradually come to light.
Morally complex characters – Rather than having clear heroes and villains, many characters make questionable choices, and viewers learn their motivations over time.
Ensemble cast – Both focus on multiple main characters whose stories intertwine instead of following just one protagonist.
Relationship drama – Romance, friendship, jealousy, betrayal, and loyalty all drive the plot.
Coming-of-age themes – The characters deal with identity, social pressure, and growing up while navigating complicated emotions.

If you're seeking a captivating experience that merges the mystique of spirits with the compelling stories of human survival, look no further. Both Exhuma and The East Palace will not fail to deliver

If you enjoyed The Heart 2, you should definitely check out *Hospital Playlist*. Both are set in the world of medicine and hospitals, with a great mix of memorable side characters, patient stories, and emotional moments. :)

With themes of class, furious jealousy and bitter envy twisted into revenge, both of these are perfect for a nail biting night in.

With same actor playing the male lead in both, you can expect the same gritty action and powerful emotional drive in both of these shows. Both main characters are on the hunt for people who may have harmed his loved ones and won't hesitate to cut down those in his way.

With shamanism, humour, horror and romance disguising a core of palace politics, human flaws and our fear of the unknown, both these shows bring the feel of other worlds close enough to touch.

Both of these are realistic slice of life romance in the workplace with heartwarming colleague relationships and great character growth.