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- both coming of age, light hearted, sweet school drama
-very good chemistry of the leads
-male lead is smart
-there're side couples
-i think they share the same message about youth that you have to chase your dres no matter how many setbacks you face.

Eun Soo is a pure but unsophisticated woman who runs a small resort inn with her father. Eun Soo is just an ordinary girl, but her life changes when she meets a man who's completely lost his memory. She takes him in and cares for him, love blossoms, and soon wedding bells can be heard.
But on the night of their wedding ceremony, Eun Soo's father passes away. And soon after, Chang Ho disappears too! But Chang Ho had his reasons for disappearing: his real name is Kang Hyun Woo, and he's heir to a large conglomerate. Even more, someone is plotting to kill him.

It's a similar drama with a focus on a group of female friends. In Brilliant Girls, Xiaoyang WAS sister of Ru Xue so a sibling plot was also included but in Love Yourself its just friends of slightly different age groups. Both of them focus on the growth of their characters both in career and romance.

- Both Chinese
- Both include siblings
- Both center around high school
- There is romance in HSBG, but not so much in TMBA
-Both include parents who split apart

The story is very similar. I believe the Korean version is adapted from it. The main lead is a joyful girl, neighbors with the guy who is good at studies and has a crush on him. The second male lead is also a swimmer who likes the girl

The plot is different but same FL in both dramas.

Fate is more about cohabitation, arranged marriage and evil stepmom vibe while Go Go Squid is centred around gaming. I enjoyed Fate, it started off amazing but the ending was kinda okayish. So i definitely recommend u watch both. :)

Both feature a rich / popular girl and unpopular unattractive guy, and both have a up beat happy ending.

Both BL parodies. While Zettai BL straightforwardly pokes fun at BL tropes and clichés, The Boy Next Door imitates BL through situational irony.

Trace and I Know Your Secret all have similar story lines. Both dramas are very well paced, and they all talk about solving mystery crimes and murders. I Know Your Secret is more sad, and Trace has a surprise ending. There is also a little romance at the end! I Know Your Secret has the three main leads as two forensic doctors and a police officer captain. Trace has the two main leads as a forensic doctor and a criminal psychologist. Each has a story of a team that works really well together! (P.S. Trace also has a little comedy, but it's not a lot.) Both stories will be very likable if you like one of them.

Talking Bones and I Know Your Secret all have similar story lines. Both dramas are very well paced, and they all talk about solving mystery crimes and murders. I Know Your Secret is more sad, and Talking Bones is more happy at the end. I Know Your Secret has the three main leads as two forensic doctors and a police officer captain. Talking Bones has the two main leads as a forensic doctor and a police officer captain. Both stories will be very likable if you like one of them.

In both dramas the male lead is a supernatural being. He has to figure out his connection to female lead, and at the same time face his destiny.

Both dramas are about gods and deities navigating modern world. While Devil Punisher is heavier on the ghost aspect, both series have a major romance plot as well.

Both are shorter dramas that explore supernatural plots set in modern times. In both the chemistry between leads is really good, and the story is full of twists and turns.

Both include an artificial boyfriend for a human girl. So both have a robot guy in them and focus on romance.

Both include an artificial boyfriend for a human. So both have a robot guy in them and focus on romance. However, in this one the human who buys the robot is a guy and there's also a girl robot.