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Similarities according to me :

1.Same handsome Male lead
2.Cute Female lead
3.University life
4.Leads in similar fields

Tharntype is the prequel of 7 Years Of Love so it's highly recommend to watch that first. Otherwise, you may not know the plot and how Tharn & Type ended up together. Also their actions might seem weird if you watch the second season first

The thing which are similar:
Age gap
Student teacher relationship
Marriage because of elders
Living together ofcourse bcos of their marriage
(But falling in love anyway:D)

Both really good Mysteries

Both really good Chinese drama

Both have a good looking ML and FL

Both has good plot

Both has a genius ML

They both have some kind of Bromance

They both are mysteries

They both are Chinese Drama

They both have smart ML's

Both Chinese drama's

Both mystery drama's

Both have good-looking ML's and FL's

Both have smart ML's

Both ML's solve murdering cases

Both Cross Fire and Circle have similar approaches between the two different timelines. The way Cross Fire simultaneously talks about two characters in two timelines is similar to how Circle handles their timelines.

Furthermore, both dramas talk about a criminal case that cross between their drama's two timelines . Both timelines end up contributing to the case and story as a whole.

They both have past lives! They have also powers.
Lee Dong Wook is also a cast in "Goblin" and He is a Grim Reaper. And also in the "Tale of the Nine-Tailed" he is a fox. Dong Wook is great in every character. Watch it with risk :>
"Just to be short"

I watched untamed first and then Lingjian Mountain and I swear, the vibes are so similar rlly helped me feel better and at the same time have my soul crushed all at once again

- ml is playful and cheeky/mischievous but super powerful, like wei ying
- although not a bl (untamed is based on a bl at least even if toned down), the vibes b/n wang lu and hai yufan have the similar taste as wy and lz but wang lu is way more flirty
- hai yufan and lan zhan are similar in the sense that they're both kinda upright and got their set of morals/rules to follow
- cultivation plot, also lots of misunderstandings
- fight sequences and stage design/clothing v nice
- rebirth plot element

Great Chinese drama with censored romance along with really good males leads, emotional heartaches, laughs, fights and so much more .

Lost child ...................................................................................................................................................................

Remind me of Hae Rang and Si Wol story......................................................................................................

Although the dramas are set during very different time periods and in different parts of China, both are historical dramas that follow the story of a strong female character over time who become elevated to a status they didn’t initially seek, during a time when there is major transition in who is ruling the country. Both dramas very nicely showcase the entanglement of family and politics, and the complicated relationships between sisters. In both, the romance is present and important but still ultimately feels incidental to the growth of the main female lead, her development as an individual, and the broader storyline about stabilizing a country during a time of turmoil.

Ming Lan is a bit more slice of life and has more melodrama between wives and concubines, while Xiao Chuo focuses on life during the Liao Dynasty, the dynamics between the Khitans and the Hans.

It is not so much the storyline, but the music that overlaps. The music "written" in the storyline of "The liar and his lover" is even played by street musicians in "I am not a robot". It is probably the only overlapping song, since TLAHL is a music focussed drama and IANAR only has background music, but maybe it is the production, too, I just think, if you liked the one, you might like the other, too. Give it a try.

Both have similar arranged marriage premises and are super cute. They both have a slice of life vibe and are adapted from mangas. However, Marry Me! is a lot less animated.