Recommendations

- Both dramas are adapted from novel with the same writer (Bai Lu Cheng Shuang)
- Both dramas includes strong male and female leads

- Both dramas are adapted from novel with the same writer (Bai Lu Sheng Shuang)
- Both dramas includes strong male and female leads

Similar in core elements like:

Emotionally intense MLs
Romance entangled with crime
Hidden identities / truths
A loyal, enduring love

But — Beyond the Clouds is more grounded, plot-smart, and classically tragic with a slow-burn payoff, while When the Phone Rings is more about vibes, angst, and emotionally charged moments, even if they sometimes stretch believability.

Both stories deal with non-monogamy and have a similar serious tone. They also both focus on exploring the ideas behind it, and have subplots with other characters that contrast non-monogamy with cheating.

In addition to the one who already recommended this drama, I also would like to mention that Lunar Lord Xingyue's power seems kinda similar to Divine Lord Siling's powers here in Feud, aka Lament of the River Immortal.

- Both of them have a past together full of misunderstandings.
- Both dramas consists of the Heavenly lords in some way or another
- overall, they really have the same kind of vibe.

I'll add more as i continue watching this drama

Both are comedies about people with a yakuza background who try to hide it in a school environment.

I think if you like one, you will like the other. Similarities:
Both are Japanese works
Main plot concentrates on a special class of outcasts and underperforming students
A sudden arrival of a teacher, who changes everything

I think if you like one, you will like the other. Similarities:
Both are Japanese works
Main plot concentrates on a special class of outcasts and underperforming students
A sudden arrival of a teacher, who changes everything

I think if you like one, you will like the other. Similarities:
Both are Japanese works
Main plot concentrates on a special class of outcasts and underperforming students
A sudden arrival of a teacher, who changes everything

The lead couple from Lovestruck in the City have basically the same story as What comes after Love, they met in the beach (instead of Japan) and the ML instantly falls in love with the FL (she is quirky, different), they have a short relationship, but very intense, before the FL disappears. Its shown as flashbacks and in the present he cant get over her, and resents her even tho its been a while since, and she feels guilt but tries to keep it to herself.

What comes after Love and Lovestruck in the City have VERY different approach, while one is a melodrama the other have a lot of comedy and other couples

high-ranking military ML
cute, smart FL
arranged marriage (voluntary)
investigation, political intrigue
love after marriage
comedy elements
better script than novel
delayed romance

Both male leads hate women because of their dad, they assume the worst on women. The MLs both hate the FLs because of their job, they think they are using their bodies to make money but the FLs immediately changes their minds.

There's also a timeskip and secret child after years without the ML knowing so if you like that kinda plot, I suggest you watch this.

They pretty much have the same exact plot, even the characters, the nice SML that the FL runs to when they break up, the annoying villain that likes the ML and more <3

Nothing much, both are thai Y series and have body swapping concept.
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- Both are BL
- Both are about afterlife/reincarnation
- Both are about a supernatural events
- Both are connected with music
- Both feel like a fever dream