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In A Good Way is not a Korean drama (it's Taiwanese), not set in high school (it's set in college), and the focus isn't completely on the romance, but the same theme is at the heart of both dramas: friendships, relationships, and growing up. Both shows are set in the 90s and explore the lives of their characters as they transition to adulthood and go through all the trials and tribulations that come with that period of transitioning and figuring out friendships and relationships. They both portray relationships with incredible realism, fully develop all their characters into real, flawed, multidimensional people (no real antagonists here), and create these day to day slice-of-life portraits that are full of nostalgia and happiness.

The reference was in SSL, so it reminded me to finish watching and I am SO SO SO glad that I did! <3

Both have similar comedy in them. Both offers a great laughs and secondhand embarrassment.

-Both have male leads with (possible) mental problems/ naive /childish behavior
-Both male leads are flower deliverers
MUB is much sweeter and has much more comedy in fluff in it.

two great dramas from Mike He. different characters but there are sorts of rival between the siblings. both dramas have a strong female characters that both are very determine in going through their life.

and I wish Mike He will reunite with Rainie Yang or Janine Chang somewhere in the future.

I like the casts and I like the story. Hope that William Chan , Zanilla and Wallace can be in one drama I will watched it

Both main female characters end up being "forced" to dress as males by their families. Guy falls for her thinking he is gay and girl falls for her thinking she is a he.

A lot of rain, a lot of romance...
Seasoned with comedy, a yellow umbrella and, obviously, more rain!

Maybe I'm crazy but this japanese movie and this korean drama have some few similarities but I believe if you liked angry mom you'll love this movie

One is a korean drama and the other is a japanese movie and both were great just that school 2013 has more details about other themes and Biri Gyaru is mainly about a student that is considered stupid and just her mom and another teacher believes in her, actually my explanation sucks but Biri Gyaru is a great movie

Each episode deals with a different patient and his/her reason to get surgery with little background of their story, more or less.
Before & After Seong Hyeong-ui Gwa is more comedic tone and zany/wacky especially the owner of the clinic and the nurse, while Face Maker is more dark and serious, especially in the approach of surgical operations.

An underrated gem about 4 women from different walks of life who reluctantly united to search for their mutual friend who went missing right after her wedding. Each episode reveals a new layer of bitter reality in their struggles against gender norms in a society which takes every ounce of their efforts for granted. If a drama series feature the evergreen beauty Kyoka Suzuki, the free spirited Kaori Momoi, it can't be bad.

Both movies are about first loves from high school that started as friendships. Both male lead characters become close with the girls even though they aren't consider "popular girls". Because of those friendships/crushes, the female lead characters grow in beauty and confidence. They remember their first loves fondly and hope to see them again.

of the similar story where the rich fall for the poor and experience obstacles because of the difference in social class. Except Autumn's Concerto is much better in my opinion.

Exaggerated reactions that are used to bring humour. Both main girls fall in love at first sight with a man for whom they'll enter "his own world" to win him over.