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- both involve traveling back in time right when they're getting divorced
- both about reliving youth/ fixing mistakes
- while lucky days is just the husband going back, go back couple is the both of them going back in time
- both contain similar sort of bad relationship between the married couple in the beginning

- both contain time travel
- both centered around main lead trying to right his wrongs
- main leads are both self-involved, love themselves a lil too much n don't think they're doing anything wrong

Similarities
-Both movies are about sport - (Over Drive is about car racing while Champion is about arm wrestling)
-The brotherhood between the first and second male lead is heartwarming,
(In Over Drive they are brothers, in Champion they are best friends)
-There is a slight to no romance in both movies
-Both movies have great soundtrack

Differences
-Champion focus more on family
-Champion has comedy

>>Both leads work in the crime investigation team
>>Both dramas revolve around a serial murder case
>>Both dramas have supernatural travel to an alternate world

Various tales in the lives of Tokyo slum dwellers, including a mentally deficient young man obsessed with driving his own commuter trolley.

In a sterile building complex, a woman gains a sense of altruism after encountering a street beggar and his blind orphan, much to her husband's disapproval.

In Osaka's slum, capricious folks without futures engage in pilfering, assault and robbery, prostitution, and the trading of ID cards and blood.

Both historical dramas with a similar romance dynamic and characters involved. Both are a good watch if you enjoy the more indirect and rather angsty type of romances.

Actually, everything is roughly about the same. It's just the cast, the storyline, and the way they interpret the concept is different. So if you like this series or Who's the Murderer, you will definitely like Crime Scene. Crime Scene is the original and Who's the Murderer and Who's the Keyman is the China adaptation of it.

I think first of all the obvious similarities stand out: The gamer relationship between two people. Both couples get involved with each other through some coincidences and end up falling in love. Further than that, I would like to note that the leads are really good fits for each other. (Almost) no annoying misunderstandings, and if, they get resolved rather quickly. The MCs show great understanding of each other and fall in love pretty early on and more so try to stand up against outer dangers together. They are really fluffy and calm. The FLs are pretty similar on their own, too. Calm, smart, talented in their field. They don't need a man to help them at all. They have quite healthy relationships. Overall the dramas just give out very similar vibes and are an easy watch, if you need a good old romance without too much angst or second-lead drama.

While they are quite different, at the core they both share the 'Trapped in a story'- plot. While the FL in Extraordinary You gains self-awareness of being in a comic book, the FL in TRoTaR is an author suddenly waking up as a character in her own story. Both FLs are side-characters that are bound to die but try to change their fate while also experiencing and somewhat unexpected romance.

In both dramas, the leads are connected trough their past but do not know at first. While in It's Okay to Not Be Okay one of the main leads is calm and the other one quite hot-headed, the dynamic of the couple in Thirty but Seventeen is more of a calm ML/ naive FL one. But in no way is it annoying or cliché, do not misunderstand. What they have in common though is that both couples support each other with their internal struggles of trauma. I think both MCs have great chemistry and the storylines are far from cliché or boring. They explore more unique situations and there is never any annoying doubt or misunderstanding between the leads. (At least as far as I remember; it has been a while since I've watched Thirty But Seventeen.) But I think if your taste is similar to mine, you will enjoy both dramas to a similar degree!

without spoilers,
- basically same plot but Chinese version with some twist
- introverted cold CEO
-the female lead poor
-smart CEO
- The strong but emotional female lead
- if I go on I'll spoil it

both dramas are about an angel coming down to earth and falling for a human girl even though it’s forbidden.

Although these 2 do not have the same plot, it has the same feel to me. Both main leads (ie who the story revolves around for most of the time) are not exactly in the best financial situation, and use work and their good reputation to help themselves gain coworkers and establish trust with their customers. They are both very creative and optimistic, which is why i think the shows have similar vibes. There is more character development with the male main lead in Shining Inheritance, as you see him grow. However, the main female lead in Bachelor's vegetable store can be quite annoying and her character got on my nerves for a majority of the show. As well, Bachelors Vegetable store revolves more around the store while Shining Inheritance includes more family drama.

One thing that really kept me going for Bachelor's Vegetable Shop was all of the pretty boys, now that I can't resist lmaoooo