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Both are intellectually stimulating. Hello Monster is more on the psychological side while WATCHER is heavy on the investigation. The plots are different, but the concept of people being tied together due to a past incident is strong in both; said incident lead to the decisions they made for their careers. The aspect of tension is used too, but executed differently - in Hello Monster, the tension is in characters' decisions and interactions while facing the culprit while in WATCHER it's in finding the culprit.

Similar Concept

Both of these series have similar themes of a lovechild seeking revenge as an adult for tragic childhood cruelties by their father's families. Both have hidden identities and love interests that threaten to derail their revenge plans. The stepmom and stepson personalities are very similar. Hua Jai Sila is more romance-oriented, and Money Flower is more revenge-oriented with a higher production value.

Both have an “unattractive” woman who want to restart their lives and become pretty. Also in both the male lead prefers the way they looked before.

Almost the exact same premise, except the ML's older brother doesn't assume his younger brother (high schooler's) identity in High School King of Savvy.

Both dramas center the three long-term female friends and the plots are simple yet show a slice of life in a comedic relatable way. Both are the kind of dramas which we can cry and laugh and feel relatable at the same time. And Im jin joo and Yoon Ji Ho give off the same vibe, both are the scriptwriter and brave yet weird in some ways.

Both are war movies set in 1950 during korean war that are based on true story. Main characters are mostly students fighting in battles with little hope of survival.

71: Into the Fire describes events that happened on the 11th August 1950 when 71 student soldiers defended their position for 11 hours during a Battle of Pohang-dong.

The Battle of Jangsari describes events of 15th September 1950 when 772 student soldiers lead decoy attack to ensure success of Battle of Incheon.

Both movies star idol actors (71 – T.O.P. of Big Bang; Jangsari – Minho of Shinee).

Whether it be historical or modern days, both stories depict that first love never dies.

I love the casting, they portrayed their roles very well.

Though everything else is different about these two, they both feature a noona romance where the male lead has loved the female lead since childhood, and became cold after obstacles got in the way of them being together.

Both involve Joseon era men and independent female leads. The vibes are similar along both stories.

These have very little in common on the surface in terms of plot and time period, but they both have insanely competent female leads fighting to keep their independence and their careers. The male leads are also similar since the are really sweet. Both are also noona romances.

Rookie Historian is not completed yet, but it already reminds me of this drama not just for the time period, but the strong female lead and prince pairing. Both are also noona romances which is a bonus. :)

Both have similar vibes and a sweet romance that transcends class (and time) along with palace intrigue and dangerous enemies.

Both similar in how there is romance between one non-human and human. Although in IANAR the FL is pretending to be a robot.

Both the movie and the drama revolve around a similar concept of time travel where the guy is an year in the future and the girl and guy fall for each other.