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both dramas include some level of healing being done. both are veryyy slow with the romance and both are in a sense about girlbosses finding men (both are doctors) that treat them right.... what more do you need ?

-- MC has scary ghost-seeing abilities/curses from birth.
-- MC seeks help from ML who protects them from scary ghosts.
-- Love interest has Thai mythology based tattoos that protect him from evil that they got because of their mother figures.
-- Scary female ghost seeking some kind of revenge or harm on MCs.
-- They even share a set location in episode 8 of GBYFD, it's the house they stay at in Khemjira.

Both drama are about god's help after FL's car accident and exchanging or dividing god's powers with the FL

I know the genre is very different, but if you like Gu Zicheng, I really recommend The White Olive Tree. This drama is actually where I first discovered him, and I absolutely loved his role as Saxin—even though he’s only a supporting character, he left a strong impression. And honestly, Chen Zheyuan and Liang Jie did not disappoint at all. The story is emotional, meaningful, and beautifully told, and I truly believe The White Olive Tree is one of those dramas you should watch at least once in your lifetime. Also, Gu Zicheng’s chemistry with Wang Tianchen is surprisingly good and really memorable. Super recommended.

I also recommend Hello, the Sharpshooter for anyone who enjoys sports dramas with a sweet and comforting romance. The story is centered around shooting sports, but what really stood out to me was the emotional journey of the characters—the pressure, self-doubt, and quiet support they give each other. The romance feels soft and healing rather than overly dramatic, and it pairs really well with the theme of chasing dreams and personal growth. It’s the kind of drama that makes you feel calm while still rooting hard for the characters, especially if you like sports stories with a gentle, warm atmosphere.

I really recommend Skate Into Love if you’re into sports romance with a fun but still emotional vibe. I first watched it because Zhang Xincheng is my favorite actor, and honestly, he didn’t disappoint at all. The drama balances competition, friendship, and romance really well, and I loved how the characters grow while chasing their dreams in ice sports. It’s lighthearted in many moments, but it also has touching scenes that make you root for the characters. If you enjoyed dramas like Chasing the Wind and like stories about passion, perseverance, and slow-burn romance, Skate Into Love is definitely worth watching.

Both dramas are about suppressed students by overwhelmingly strict rules by the school.
Both student bodies are getting rebellious and trying to change the system.
The vibe is similar, even if one of them is more centered around BL only, while the other shows all kinds of love and relationships.

=Both shows have a similar premise, showcasing the effort of everyone in building a town/city
= Both shows are set during the period of rapid economic growth of China. MT is set in the 90s, while TCM is set in the 80s.
=Both shows are realism heavy mainstream shows.

Hase Taiga who has been working part-time at the small restaurant "Tanomi" for three years, was once a promising young man as the ace of the university's relay team, but his past was ruined by poor performance. Although he doesn't have any particular dreams at the moment, he is beginning to feel a sense of fulfilment in his work, such as being entrusted by the owner with coming up with new menu items. Meanwhile, Park Rin, from South Korea, a graduate student studying animation is busy working on her assignments. Just when she feels relieved after somehow managing to submit her assignment just before the deadline, she receives a notice to move out of her student dormitory... However, for a foreigner, finding housing in Japan is not an easy task, and she is exhausted both physically and mentally... Then the two have a chance encounter at Tanomi. Rin is moved by the onigiri Taiga serves her, and her hunger and tiredness are gradually satisfied. Taiga is captivated by Rin's smile as she eats them deliciously. And the moment their eyes meet, an irresistible thrill flows between them.

Follow a singer who dies suddenly while on tour in Japan, but her spirit lives on and she embarks on a journey to find humanity in the after-world.

After a devastating failure as a spatial designer in South Korea, Lee Yu Bin retreats to a remote Japanese island to start over. There, he meets Shirahama Karin, a strawberry farmer living with a mysterious illness. Though they come from different countries and lead completely opposite lives, their chance encounter blossoms into a heartfelt cross-border love story that changes them both.

If you enjoyed My Stand-In for the toxic relationship in which a kind person falls for someone who repeatedly manipulates and disappoints then you may like Theory of Love. The first half of the show is about First kinda pursuing his unrequited crush on Khai until things get so bad that he loses hope and gives up, distancing himself from Khai. Then the second half is from Khai’s POV as he realizes his feelings for First and tries to redeem himself. Both stories are about a toxic love interest who redeems himself, both are emotional and tense (though Theory of Love is less serious) and both will make you question your sanity.

In both dramas, the female lead changes her face without controlling it.
Also, FM are both strong even though it's not really important in MGITM compared to TF.
Both FM are helped by her friend and her sister then the ML when he finds out.
The Filter is way better and funnier in my opinion.

Do Do Hee is the successor of the Future Group. She doesn’t trust in anyone and is cynical about love. Do Do Hee gets involved with a demon named Jung Gu Won and makes a contract marriage with him. He can live for eternity by making dangerous, but sweet deals with humans who endure hellish lives. But after looking down upon humans for 200 years, he gets involved with Do Do Hee and somehow loses his power. To prevent his own extinction, he must protect Do Do Hee who has taken all of his power.

Both have similar realistic issues, both have characters struggling to decide between partners.

Both have similar cinematography elements- darker lighting, minimal comedy, struggles with mental health and friend groups.

Both revolve around the love lives of three or more people.