Recommendations

Both focus on police and have a "case of the week" sort of format.
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Some similarities:
- a group of young people make music together
- several Thai songs produced specifically for the series, including both solo and group vocals
- several singing and dance performances
- training for a music competition
- heartwarming friendships and first love
- a main character has lost his father
- parents of a main character own a cafe/restaurant
- uncovering and solving family problems

Some differences:
- MSP is set in high school
- ATS is set in the Max Academy where young artists are trained
- MSP has BL main and side couples
- ATS has a hetero main couple, a tiny BL side couple and strong bromance between the two MLs (believe me, you'll ship Sky and Chalam, it's hot)
- ATS shows a lot more family problems of the main and side characters than MSP

-Investigation
-Military Abuse

Both are South Korean dramas that deal with the difficult subject of abuse of power in the military.

-South Korean Military
-Abuse of Power
-Military Violence

Both are South Korean dramas that deal with the difficult subject of abuse of power in the military.

Both are South Korean dramas that deal with the difficult subject of abuse of power in the military.

-Investigation
-Military
-Abuse of Power

- Both dramas, revolve around the voice of one of the leads
- It has the same sweet loving romance

Recommended for baseball lovers. Tells the story of a japanese literature teacher who changed a baseball club from one that only liked violence to a true baseball club

Big Dragon offers similarities when it comes to the tone and maturity of the characters. Offering romance set around adult themes - friendship, love, betrayal, etc.

Both are GL
GAP is definitely more goofy than The Handmaiden but both are good in their own ways

Hino Misaki, a full-time housewife, has given up on her dream of being a manga artist. Her husband, Toru, is a manga editor, and their son, Yuto, has a severe allergy. When she sees a flyer recruiting new manga artists, Misaki begins drawing at night. One day, after leaving Toru to watch over Yuto, Yuto dies after a severe allergic reaction. After the funeral, Misaki learns that Yuto died due to an allergy attack from muffins from Toru's affair partner. A woman who wished for small happiness, but after realizing her wish would not come true, chose the path of revenge

Similar: Sismance, multiple mains, FLs were friends in school; FLs band together to uncover truth and deal justice; interesting FLs, independent FLs. FL-centric plot.

Differences: PS I Hate You is based off a suicide and has a hefty dose of romance + relationships + desire, webs of lies, buried secrets, and more...dark. It touches on drugs, sex, violence, hate, envy. Bridges are burned.

Danger of Her focuses on friendship and work instead of relationships. It touches on sexual abuse and abuse but no drugs or violence, minimal envy and hate (not to the degree of PSIHY). About building bridges, not burning them.

Hino Misaki, a full-time housewife, has given up on her dream of being a manga artist. Her husband, Toru, is a manga editor, and their son, Yuto, has a severe allergy. When she sees a flyer recruiting new manga artists, Misaki begins drawing at night. One day, after leaving Toru to watch over Yuto, Yuto dies after a severe allergic reaction. After the funeral, Misaki learns that Yuto died due to an allergy attack from muffins from Toru's affair partner. A woman who wished for small happiness, but after realizing her wish would not come true, chose the path of revenge