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Make it right has a nearly all minor cast, which is even more minors than this one has, so those who enjoyed this version of addicted would probably enjoy make it right even more. Yuan knows what his audience wants with his bls
10/10 must watch
10/10 must watch
Just like Reset, not really a time travelling series, however, two main characters end up dying and being brought back to life, still in the present world but are reborn and have different faces, got up to episode 5 so far and there are so many interesting things. Not really time loops or time travelling like I said but what makes this similar are that both drama's include investigations, one is how to break out of a loop and another is to find who the killer of Park Go Se-Yeoung is, quite hilarious too as Cha Min and Park Go Se-Yeoung's dialogues are hilarious in some scenes but then some other scenes are intense and if you watch with subtitles and if you are like me and read the subtitles while watching and is slow at reading like I am, then it is recommended you either rewind back a bit a couple of times to see what they say as the dialogues are quite quick plus many complicated words.
However, despite the rewinding back, this is a must because of how interesting the story is but do note that it does become quite a mess after episode 3 as we see so many things happening at once which makes the plot of the drama more confusing so I recommend rewatching it if you missed some parts in one of the episodes.
However, despite the rewinding back, this is a must because of how interesting the story is but do note that it does become quite a mess after episode 3 as we see so many things happening at once which makes the plot of the drama more confusing so I recommend rewatching it if you missed some parts in one of the episodes.
Again haven't finished either series but just like Someday or One Day, Han Jun Hee goes back in time and is the Korean version of the original series but there are different changes such as episode 1 showing so many information and even adding religion to it which kind of makes it not as good but if you enjoyed Reset, you are bound to enjoy Someday or One Day, and you might enjoy this show so will recommend both A Time Called You and Someday or One Day.
Haven't finished both series but I recommend Someday or One Day and basically like Reset but more of time travelling back to 1998 and finding out who the killer is, would really recommend this series too.
Same director so his works are similar in style and direction. Both had problematic and cursed events surrounding them which is as expected from this director. enjoy.
I just seen 'a time called you' drama recommendation so I thought 'why not adding the original adaptation
Contract marriage without love but pretty mutch from the start the ML is teasing the FL and causes situations which (romantocally) irritate her.
Similar vibes - both have a a creepy pyschotic kind of character and have a premise that involved crime and death. unlocked is a movie though.
Both are Japanese dramas about a single mother, disability, and a family and/or community that comes together to support the mother and little girl. Both have a similar slice of life, warm feeling.
Both are historical dramas from the POV of the servant class, with tall and strong MLs and an initially spoiled and headstrong FL who has character growth.
Both FLs are sold as slaves/servants and fall into a completely different status in which they must learn how to survive and navigate. Both MLs are mysterious, quiet, and stoic guards and killers who have hidden secrets.
The backstory of GFB is quite similar to Maids, in that a spoiled nobleman loses status, suffers, and is forced to become a servant, causing her to become involved with a quiet, mysterious man.
Gaming , online gaming , romance, hidden identity? ? ? ?
Both have dtective male leads which slove casese and help the wronged and poor people
And in both drama story takes place in 40s 50s
And in both drama story takes place in 40s 50s
Both dramas have parallel stories with a star-crossed couple in the Republican Era and a couple in the modern day who are reading their story, with the same actors playing both couples.




