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25 years ago, the Haesung Group lost their granddaughter Choi Eun Seok. The girl was found and raised by Seo Tae Su as one of his twin daughters, Seo Ji An and Seo Ji Su. They grew up rich, but their father was bankrupt, and they had to experience the hard life of a dirt spoon. Ji An is now a contract worker at Haesung Group who would do anything for a job, while Ji Su is an air-headed part-timer who has a one-sided crush on Seon U Hyeok. Unknown to her, U Hyeok was in love with Ji An in high school.

Choi Do Gyeong is Haesung Group's oldest grandson. He is gentle and kind, but being too good yet still single makes his employees spread weird rumors about him. He meets Ji An in a car accident and comes to know her sad situation, but his biggest shock is when his mother reveals that his lost sister is Ji An.

"My Beautiful Side" is a drama about a woman who loses everything one day, when she discovers that her parents are not her biological ones, and that they are also murderers. It is the story of someone who will live boldly while putting back together the pieces of her life broken by love.

While in the process of filing for a divorce, a mother is murdered. All of her immediate family members are potential suspects.

Lee Cheol Soo is the father of three daughters. Lee Cheol Soo is strict when it comes to rules and principles. He doesn't get along with his adult age daughters.

Lee Kwang Nam is the oldest daughter. She is proud of herself and also selfish. She has received unconditional love from her mother, which led to her dislike of her father. Her father has put her mother through so much suffering.

Lee Kwang Shik is the second oldest daughter. She works as a public officer. Lee Kwang Shik is smart and principled. She hasn't received a lot of love from her parents, but she is considerate of other people.

Lee Kwang Tae is the youngest daughter. She is good at martial arts. Lee Kwang Tae has never held a full-time job and she has supported herself by working part-time jobs. She isn't interested in marriage.

Han Ye Seul is Lee Kwang Shik's lover. He is an aspiring singer who dropped out of high school and moved to Seoul to follow his childhood dream of becoming a star. He is both manly and emotional at the same time, and his singing and guitar abilities—along with his sense of humor—add to his charm.

This drama is about a family that lives on the outskirts of Seoul. Byun Han Soo is the father and His wife, Na Yeong Shil is a dedicated, responsible mother to his three daughters and one son including Hye Yeong, Mi Yeong, Ra Yeong, and Joon Young. Suddenly one day, Ahn Joong Hee shows up at the household and declares that he is the son of the family. Joong Hee is an actor who used to be a member of an idol group. He begins to live with them.

They kinda have the same teenager/school life vibe and the couple(s) are cute. If you want to feel like a teenager again, it's a must watch.

Academic rivals in school to lovers.
Dr. Romantic 2 is a medical show but the leads have a similar push pull and full of chemistry relationship as do the younger leads in LYE.
There is also a time jump in both shows from when they were in school to adult life except on Dr. a romantic 2 the actors remain the same throughout which makes it much better.

Both MLs are ill tempered CEOs who receive a heart transplant from/believed to be from the FL's boyfriend. The FL is the ML's employee. Both MLs fall in love with the FL and slowly become better people, while FL takes longer to sort out her feelings and past love for her boyfriend vs. the ML. Both have a scheming SML who tries to drive them apart so he can have both the FL and ML's business.

There are a few similarities.
- Both movies centered on money scams
- Both movies highlight how the police don't take the scam cases seriously, putting blame on the victims instead
- The main cast in both movies are trying to bring down the scammers

Both series are a very dark disturbing gay BL romance, about prostitution, blackmail, debt, trauma, sadism, violence and flashbacks to the past. Also a plot about joining an explicit club where they use boys. Psychological issues story between the main leads, who suffered a lot. And one character has a deep trauma because he was sold out to other people who abused him.

They both have the same premise of a character dying and coming back as someone else. In their new lives they work their way up, navigate business politics and find out some truths.

Both shows:
- lean more into comedy and positive vibes with a basic political espionage back-drop.
- have clever female leads with pure but also mischievous hearts
- have a HEA

Set in the fictional city of Benkha, the story centers on two mothers united by hatred, seeking revenge for their daughters caught in a fraud and kidnapping case. With help from a mysterious goddess, they revive the deceased ringleader of the fraud scheme to punish him. Yet, despite inflicting relentless pain, their fury remains unquenched. As dark secrets unravel, their alliance is tested, forcing them to confront the limits of justice and their own morality.

Both films share a similar appeal because they blend romantic tension, humor and heartfelt emotion. In both stories, two very different people are brought together and what begins with uncertainty, annoyance and bickering slowly develops into a meaningful connection which neither of them was open to at first.

They both share the same slow appreciation of nature and the landscape. Little Forest could easily be one of the places visited in Aruku Hito

Though instead of the FL having hearing disability, its the male lead that has it. The FL learns sign language to communicate with ML, slowly approaching him as she becomes interested in him. ML struggles and debates to open his heart to her since he has a disability...