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the two shows' endearing point: wafuku

- it's as simple as that

Both of them give off a really... *seinen* feeling.
You know, seinenish, that is.
I have no idea how to describe it *sensibly* though.

Both are led by a protagonist who seriously loves food. Accent on the serious. Not to forget that this is pretty much what the respective shows are about. -
18% living a life 10% finding food shops 72% enjoying food vs. 13% humour 37% crime stuff 50% food obsession ...or something like this

they're also both relatively less popular than they should be
and actually really good

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the biggest difference is *when* you should watch them

School related dramas with great child actresses (Kim Yoo Jung and Kim So Hyun) who deal with bullying from their classmates.

Both are about high school students. Both are really good dramas, not really centered around romance. However, there are some cute realitionships in both of them. Angry mom is more darker in my opinion.

The story is different, but in similar events in chronological order, and it shows everything that happened in Korea in that period (70s up to 90s), the same ideas, political activities, regulations, laws, and the style of life......

both movies have a sinister and twisted atmosphere, despite being stylized so appealingly. The leads of these two movies are both beautiful, but at the same time cursed for what they look like. Because of their beauty, both protagonists have extreme mental break downs which are agonizing to watch.

Both have stunningly attractive leads, intense action scenes involving blood, and the same dark and cynical mood. Both movies are perfect to watch on a raining, stormy night.

it was funny and the kpop group GOT7 is the main role ...........

in both films two friends get stuck in some absurd plan they cannot break away from.

High school girl in the basketball club develops an illness in they both fight to beat the illness.

Both dramas have the "loser" male lead/successful female lead trope.

these two asadoras have so many resemblances, and I will reveal main storyline if I mention them one by one.
:D

but dont worry, ohisama is NOT kirari's copycat
ohisama have its own style and tell us different theme and life messages

Both are stories of civil servants going after the bad guys, Tokkan for tax evation, Dandarin Rodo Kijun Kantokukan for labour infractions against employees.

The plot of both these dramas is almost the same, except that there is no scheming stepsister in the Chinese version and it is set in an entertainment world.

Both deal with the issue of trauma and romance, but Mahiro no Tsuki portrays a much more real look and feel of the trauma that she went through whereas Ho Goo's Love, the writer really didn't do proper research of the aftereffects of such trauma. Both were very good drama's, but Mahiro no Tsuki did a much better job of it. Enjoy... :)))