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Both School 2017 and Age of Youth deal with one core theme, youth. Even though they portray the struggles of youth at different times in an individual's life, they both still tackle the same problems such as identity, self-confidence, individual future, and friendship. Both include a diverse set of characters who bring their own problems, personality and affiliations that coincide and sometimes comes into conflict with others. If you're a fan of a immersive cast dealing with the struggles of youth, then look no further

Both dramas are romances. Main characters are spending a night with each other (one night stand) and after some time they're falling in love.

Both of these are female-centric dramas about women from different walks of life who come together and work towards a certain goal and become friends along the way. Both are also comedic with serious elements. If you like one of these it is very likely you will enjoy the other.

Both are epic jidaigeki. Both star Takuya Kimura as master Samurai/swordsman.....................................................................................

Both are about cute girl gourmet eating Japanese recipes. Both are based on manga. Both are very similar................................

Both are about eating. Both are very similar.................................................................

Both are inspired by the famous Three Kingdoms plot but aren't its adaptations, both follow the modern tradition of the costume drama about a historic character.
Cao Cao looks less rich and glamorous.

It’s what happened before this Series so I suggest checking it out before you watch this! You can find the English Subtitles easily on YouTube. I really recommend seeing how they met and got together.

They're both a slow burn with fluffy romance throughout! I absolutely love the music, and both of these were both fluffy and aesthetically pleasing and soft in general~

both stories are about the 2 main leads meeting in different stages of their lives, a story of first love, second chance and the last meeting..

both have the "cold rich male lead with a traumatic past", and they both have a mature/grownup ish romance.. with a strong female lead...
also, the parents in both dramas are more supportive than the usual romcom parent ;p

Both stories have a war background in which lead actresses are skilled in gunnery.
YNS is based on a true story. The acting and cinematography are very good in this drama too.

Both movies are about a woman (Iwashita Shima) leading others to madness.................................................................

Same genre. Ever Night may have higher production values, but both are enjoyable for what they are. Very high quality effects and acting. If you're watching Oriental Odyssey, watching Ever Night in-between episode releases, is a must.

U can feel the same office aura, with our FL being belittled by her boss, and having to watch her Co workers go through a lot. She finally explodes and the journey begins