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-FL dresses like man
-FL is daughter of someone unjustly killed
-ML/ML’s father is thought to be guilty for the event for a short while
-Characters act as detectives to find corrupt officials
-Kind ML and no serious love-triangles
Overall, they have a similar vibe, although the FL in MH is more mature and cold, while the FL in IACOHO is bubbly and bright. These dramas aren’t particularly stressful and most of the characters are fun to watch, making them a good choice for a pick-me-up on a sick day.

I've not watched Best Mistake but having seen the trailer I can say that Be My Boyfriend is far superior - not only because CLC does one of the OST's for it (which is brilliant) but the cast is great and the 9 minute run time keeps you wanting more. In fact, that's it's negative too as I'd love it to be a full drama.
It's a guilty pleasure - I've rewatched the series each week waiting for the next episode. Lee Si Woo (Bingbing in Sisyphus) is the star of the show!

The plot is similar. A guy who the FL thinks of as a younger brother returns from abroad and is in love with her. But the FL has difficulty seeing him that way as she had many failed relationships

Both protagonists have their forms based on Dragons. Along with both protagonists care about saving everyone. However, if you didn't like Saber's failure at saving people, Wizard focus on saving everyone that is in trouble. If you like the friendly relationship between Saber and his Secondary, Blades. Wizard has a similar relationship, although Beast doesn't appear for a while.

Both dramas has the same type of romance and:

Both male leads send mature vibes and are nice
Both ML has a woman at their side who tries to meddle with the couple
Both has a second male lead with resentment towards the ML
The FL is very good in what she does for living, cook/clothes design and are hard working
etc

Both of these are webseries/mini series set in South Korea. They also both handle LGBTQ+ relationships.

Both are about an LGBTQ+ couple living is South Korea.
Both have the actor Kang In Soo portraying a main character.

Both are LGBTQ+ drama's set in South Korea.
Both of them also have an actor, Jang Eui Soo, in common.

Both movies are about female team sport.
Both movies are about the Olympic games.
Both movies are based on true story.

They are both set in the early Joseon period. Both have large scale battles with a lot of violence and blood and with multiple heirs to the throne. Both have some kind of ''intervals'' inbetween that are usually followed again by intense and action packed scenes , and also thriller in Joseon's Exorcist case. Joseon Exorcist takes place after Prince Bang Won ascends to the throne, whereas in My country he is still fighting for the throne, meaning that one could say that in My country:The New Age could be considered a prequel, to some extent.

the similarity is that it is talking about four women
-this is in Chinese
-some love in each
-friends/ becoming friends

Both are short korean bl dramas in which one of the lead characters is being portrayed by Lee Se Jin.

This japanese drama does involve some GL but not in a couple way, anyways if you want to watch a show with a manipulative-bisexual main lead definitely recommend.

I feel these two BLs are similar based on how these couples came to be through hatred then soon grew fond of each other, also these BLs do have that plot line were there's a secret that involves them both and once found, changed them forever. 10/10 Recommend.

Dramas where the parental figure is trying to save and guide the newer generation even when they themselves are falling apart. 3 nen a gumi is more radical while Shizumanai Hone is nuanced. Both have their own merits. Beautiful and heart wrenching stories.