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at first it blew my mind that Bride in Sneakers came from the same screenwriter with Flower of Evil, since they have very different tone (serious melodrama/police procedural in FoE vs romcom in BiS), but after I watch BiS in its entirety, I keep finding things reminding me of FoE . The biggest one is the male lead in BiS--his appearance and personality is quite similar to Kim Moojin from FoE. The mention of the FL gets rained when wearing new clothes/shoes. Character digging trash for evidence. Both stories involved bathroom cleaner and taxi driver. Writer used "Gwaenchana saram" (decent person) and "Geojitmal cheoreom" (like a lie) phrase in an unforgettable way in FoE, and as a fan of FoE I can't help but noticing she used the phrase in BiS too.

Both star Lee Sang Woo. Both have the same type of vibe.

Both star Lee Sang Woo. Both deal with perverted individuals and sexual abuse.

Both movies have a strikingly similar premise, and both are quite similar in terms of the overall mood of the movie. However, they have some slight differences in terms of what aspect of the problem was emphasized upon in both movies. These 2 movies complement each other really well.

Both show Choi Jae-Sung playing a gay/bi guy from the military. Both are LGBT.

Both films star Lee Sang Woo. Both show gritty homosexual interactions and military abuse of power.

Both films star Lee Sang Woo. Both show gritty homosexual interactions and military abuse of power.

Revenge is a central theme in both stories with multiple characters going to lengths to get revenge on those who hurt them. However, in "Renascence" the main character is out for revenge vs in "Princess Silver" it is the villains' and other main leads.

In both drama the FL marries another person but is then reunited and marries the ML.

- They're both about High schools.s
- They both have similar vibes.
- They both have investigation, and mystery genres.
- Both have realistic student's struggles.

This is not a Japanese movie but the action scenes in Deliver Us from evil were as enjoyable in High and Low.

Both dramas are high school dramas
The FL cross-dresses to attend this, boys-only school.
There are lots of cute moments
Also explores the struggles of being an athlete.

I actually can't explain why I'm recommending this but the vibes are really similar, Extracurricular has some psychological tricks to it and so does Stranger from hell. If you're the type that likes to explore how it's possible to make normal things around us could be the reasons for creepy actions that certain people make this is for you.

Ngao is supernatural/horror and Cheewit Puer is action/romance, but both have an ultra "pure"/innocent FL who acts as a purifying influence on the ML and all around her, have cheerful, bright personalities, and really are the ultimate force in setting the ML on a more righteous life path.

Cross has a revenge theme, but it mostly revolved around medial practice, and just delightful to watch.

Zhao Lusi keeps starring these dramas where she is a modern girl appearing in an ancient, magical country. I think Tiger and Rose was much funnier but Love Better Than Immortality had better romance/main couple/male lead.