Recommendations

A strong and intelligent female assuming someone else's identity and using new connections to seek revenge and justice for family and friends.

Similar elements of showing social class struggles, the desperation of lower social classes trying to climb out of poverty and almost impossibility of them escaping poverty entirely.

Although Boyhood does not involve a body swap, the development of the bullied characters are similar. Both learn how to fight and stand against their bullies. Both include comedic elements but 'Boyhood' has it more than 'High School Return of a Gangster.' If you're looking for one that is set at an earlier time, I highly recommend 'Boyhood'-- SO UNDERRATED! Give it a try!!!

Another fun take on the zombie genre. In Zombie for Sale, the family is who sees an opportunity with a zombie. In Zom100, it is an exploited male worker who thought he got his dream job… not. He sees the zombie invasion as a boon to get away from the job he hates. It’s funny and heartwarming and everyone who hates their job should watch it!

Both BL with volleyball. The family is an important factor. The leads are students. That's all, but I have write one more sentence to 100 characters.

The FL lead are coming from chaebol family
Them FL lead both huntimg at the hunting forest ground
Potrayed as smart FL
The male poor boy being in love with the FL lead
It give the same vibe with the rich setting

Both of them take place during the same historical period, that is, the Northern and Southern Dynasties period of Imperial China.

Although Princess of Lanling King has more vast and complex story, they share some similarities.
- Both FL are assassin.
- Both FL came to kill or hurt ML to complete their task but due to accident lost their memory.
- Both ML has military power with top position in palace.
- Both FL is cute.
- Both of the leads had bickering relationships but later fall for each other.
- Both ML is cold and strict Infront of FL but caring inside.
- Both drama has palace power struggle.
- Both FL is supported by emperor.

both has to do with selling haunted houses. but one is with a real exorcist. but both has one phony guy

Both leads got together due to an interesting circumstance (a bet vs a contract). The leads are in love with each other, but thinking the other party doesn't feel the same way. Does he/she love guess game! Both have Japanese humor but not too over-the-top. Also both have a business/office romance setting.

- High School setting
- Student-teacher relationship
- CORRUPT SCHOOL
- Both romance and mystery genres (but My Strange Hero is much more light-hearted)
- Evil parents and people in charge
- Revenge plot
- ML is a simp for the FL

- High School setting
- Bullying is a big theme
- Romance
- Hidden past of FL
- Rich and pretentious FL
- Live On has a minor mystery plot even though it's not listed. As the plot progresses we get closer to unraveling the fl's secret. However, keep in mind Live On is more of a light-hearted and comedic drama compared to Hierarchy

Both films are arthouse productions that tell the story of men who have to deal with either colour blineness or inability to understand words and the way they cope with it

-Japanese Bl's
-Male hustler
-Similar atmospheres

Both shows make me experience similar suspense, angst and thrilling moments. Both are fast-paced in terms of dropping clues and relations among different characters, building a great momentum in each episode to keep me curious on what's next.