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Premises have common points. A father died and his soul is transferred in a younger man.
Humorous tone and romance seems to be other similarities.

it shares the same justice fantasy where an ordinary-looking authority figure secretly possesses extraordinary abilities. much like teach you a lesson, the protagonist enters school environments dominated by violence and intimidation, protecting students and taking on threats that conventional teachers couldn't handle. the tone is lighter and more comedic, but the feeling of "the bullies finally met someone stronger" remains almost exactly the same.

both feature an authority figure who completely rejects traditional educational methods. Just like the protagonists in teach you a lesson, onizuka believes some school problems can't be solved through talks or bureaucratic punishments alone. he directly confronts bullies, abusive class leaders, and corrupt school systems, using extreme methods to protect the most vulnerable students.

Remake short, Vertical film of “the love you give me”
Liang You Qi, a rich second-generation, fell in love with Jiang Xue Li and framed her lover Shen Si Nian and put him in jail, threatening her to marry him. Jiang Xue Li was forced to say hurtful words and broke up with Shen Si Nian. Many years later, Jiang Xue Li's life fell into a state of desolation, while Shen Si Nian became a new business upstart. By chance, the two met again, and all kinds of memories of the past resurfaced in their hearts.

Similar plot, where the main character travels from the Joseon era to the present day and has to adapt to the modern age.

In both the series the fl pretends to be a robot,although the circumstances differ.
In My ceo thinks i'm a robot she has a crush on the ml while in the I'm not a robot the fl pretends due to a circumstance which forces her to act like one!

Both have police cases that needs to be solved. One case is Supernatural themed (Goddess Bless You from Death) the other is a thrill real life hidden killer type of case (Dare You to Death).
Written by the same author.
Great chemistry between the leads.

Both shows contain the Supernatural and the spiritual themes.
The chemistry between the leads in both shows are amazing.

Both shows have a ruler of the Spirit/demon realm female lead who falls in love with a mortal. Jealous second male leads who become the villain.

It has the amazing BossNoeul chemistry in it!
Story is more drama heavy for sure, but has it's comedic moments too.

Both dramas revolve around innocent children who were locked away and subjected to horrific, secret institutional experiments.

Years later, the traumatised survivors must navigate the fallout of that childhood abuse while dealing with a massive cover-up.

The ML of both dramas have graduated from college with expectations of working in their chosen profession but they end up working with clients who are ghosts. The fathers of the ML(s) are implemented in crimes that result in their current work place environment. Both FL experience betrayal by those closes to them and loss of love ones. The primary plot of both dramas is that the ML and FL assist clients who have unjust or unresolved problems so that the ghosts can rest in peace. The ML and FL in the dramas share an increasing appreciation and affection for each other as they work together.

- Both are Taiwanese BL series
- Both have a lively and excitable MC x a more stoic and serious ML
- Both have comedy elements

Both shows focus on a team of skilled criminals working together to solve a problem. Both shows have a similar vibe.

Similar relatable introverted FL with decent cinematography, however, TFF is more melancholic and has more mature themes.