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The characters in both dramas exist in some sort of professional industry (acting vs sports). Basketball is a point of connection for the main couples. Both dramas are lighthearted and easy to binge in one sitting.

Match Play seems a bit more low-budget, but it's still as cute and fun to watch as Ball Boy Tactics.

A "boring" older male-lead and a free spirited, younger, photographer female-lead in a marriage of convenience. Showing a mature romance involving complex character with their own baggage. The cinematography and pacing also gave a similar feel.

Both has revenge plot and some action.
FLs approach MLs with motive/ purpose.
In both series FL and ML team up somewhere
In both series MLs first seem bad but actually they are not.

- Both are are fantasy romance dramas
- Both have strong female leads with secret/hidden power
- both male leads are a bit clueless at the beginning but become powerful
- Slow-burn, emotional love stories
- training and battles
- Past-life connections

Both movies are teen heart feel romances about young people falling in love for the first time, learning about themselves and facing emotional growth. Even though one leans on the dramatic side and the other starts mor comedic, they both capture the awkward and emotional journey of youth.

These were both written by the same scriptwriter and involve societal commentary on a range of topics relevant to modern day Korea. Both MLs are judges who learn how to make true friends over the course of the series.

Both of these shows dig deep into the Korean idol industry corruption and the negatives of fame, while showing the human side of celebrities. They both also contain the core message that it's never too late to develop the relationships that you really want in your life and to follow the dreams you've long held.

The worlds feel similar, and both make you reflect on your own life / have a moral underlying story they are telling. Also they both unrelatedly revolve around sweets.

The similar premise. A labor attorney seeks justice for ghosts who died at work and it was cover up etc...

BOTH Have:
# Traumatized Leads
# Oh Yeon Seo playing the Female Lead
# Rough Manly male lead
#Adult Romcoms /Dramedies
#Lighthearted, with some dramatic parts
# Healing romance

BOTH Have:
# Traumatized Male Lead Character
# Choi Jin Hyuk playing male lead

#Professional/High status Male Lead
#Healing Romance

Both are centered around Beverage companies, with the Female lead being a Leader in the Beverage company.
MLs is a CEO.
+ Family theme
+ Romance with older leads
+ Light-hearted with serious parts

were about to start brainstorming for a review but wait, whut!?? they had the same original story background!??? *no wonder i thought of cold eyes while watching SE* i mean "Cold Eyes" should've been tagged on the Shadow's Edge related content in the first place then!!! OKAYS! so no need to put it up in words. Just go for it!!! >>Cold Eyes<< !!!

Well,, I thought the first recommendation that’ll exist here was this drama but… it’s not…

Let’s just say Cashero is the male version of Strong Woman Do Bong Soon… just that the concept of money works different here… the superpower things looks quite the same to me… especially the outfit… both tries to hide their identity… wearing a hoodie… interesting…

The male lead is very similar to Sang Yan in that he goes out of his way secretly to do things for the female lead to catch her attention or just to make things easier for her. He also doesn't push her in any way to fall in love with him and just waits and cares for her in his own way until she heals.