Recommendations

Mysterious people who look like are going to do something horrible anytime, and the changes in main character because of them.

Both set during the Japanese occupation of China and the espionage/collaboration against/with the Japanese, Best Enemy was FAR more suspenseful in the plot and script to compel you to keep watching because it's not clear who is the 'good' guy at every turn.... find it at iQiyi but look up the lead's name as the title is not listed in English but it is there and has subtitles.

Both feature amazing queerplatonic friend group dynamics, amazing lgbtq rep, and incredibly funny. Diary of Tootsies feature less romance than Knock Knock Boys but I think that their themes are very much in the same realm.

These two series focus on law and the work of the attorney showing what happens behind the scenes in the justice system.

A team that is hired to kinda break the law. It is more extreme with "Accident" since those are killers but overall the dynamic of the group feels very similar. However, then both go into different directions. While Taxi driver does stick to the team (=> all for one, one for all), "Accident" takes on a more dark direction.

A team that is hired to kinda break the law. It is more extreme with "Accident" since those are killers but overall the dynamic of the group feels very similar. However, then both go into different directions. While Player does stick to the team (=> all for one, one for all), "Accident" takes on a more dark direction.

Both dramas revolve around fathers that work as in the criminal forensic field. Both work cases where they find out that they are linked to their missing daughters. Both fathers are now out to find their daughter and are willing to commit crimes themselves in order to find them. Both are very intense and brutal dramas.

. Both dramas deal about fathers that lose their teenage daughters and are out for revenge/try to find them. In both dramas the fathers are going beyond the law and do unthinkable things to avenge / get their daughter back. Both are intense dramas with very tragic storylines.

Both movies revolve around fathers that are willing to do anything to fight for/avenge their daughter. While in "My Little Baby, Jaya" the daughter has been murdered and her father is now out for revenge, "No Mercy" focuses on a father trying to find his daughter who has been kidnapped by a murderer. Both dramas are extremely tragic and intense to watch.

These are both asadoras based on actual women. I read the biography about Muraoka Hanako, which served as the source material for "Hanako to Anne." Hanako actually met Hirooka Asako (renamed Shirooka Asa for "Asa ga Kita") and she served as an inspiration for her. For this reason, I think these asadoras compliment each other nicely and they are both 10/10 for me as well.

Both are biographical asadoras about pioneering women in their fields. Asa is based on a leading Osaka businesswoman, while Tora-chan is based on one of Japan's first female lawyers and the first female judge. Both are also the closest asadora has gotten to a political, feminist stance. However, this doesn't hinder the viewing and only makes the stories more realistic.

They are the same:
Strong female lead out for revenge
Wants revenge on ex
Cold male lead who is very talented in the art of fighting.

Both have a character who aims to get what he wants through Sexual assault and non con forced kisses, sex and other violent means such as forced ejaculation, bullying, restraint.

Only difference is Addicted involves a minor but both drama are just as controversial.

It is similar in terms of business talk. While this drama is more mature in terms of romance.







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Let’s just say both female leads are variety show’s writer and that point is really interesting.

Looks like all variety show writers are real ‘active’ and ‘outgoing’!!!

So far, very lovely ???