Recommendations

- Historical drama with the same leads.
- Angst galore. Mostly from ML.
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Lol same show
I personally still think season 2 is on top
I haven't watched the first one but I loved the second one

Both korean films the female lead get to experience island living. Lay back, easy, simple lifestyle. Quite refreshing, beaches wave

The female lead ended up on an island. Found romance. Make adjustment. Make friends. Island setting. Peaceful simple and serenity

Both woman came out of jail. They were looking for serenity. Life don’t get easier out of jail. Both has romance and life after second chance

both related to medical college ? a bit better now than later today to be in touch and the rest is just for a bit better now than later today to be in touch and the rest is just for a bit

school life crush both the drama the lead role liked them in school life and death ? a bit better but not too sure you are the only way is up ? a bit better but not too sure you are the

Both are Chinese fantasy/historical movies with a similar style and vibe, as well as extensive CGI/special effects.

Both have the same setting, very similar plot and characters, and focus on the same events. Both also have the same style.

Both MLs are almost supernaturally unlucky, causing them to constantly get into trouble. The other lead is very lucky.

Both are mini dramas in which the lead has an unusually high sense of smell which they use to solve unusual murder mysteries.

Both are short Korean series with violence and betrayed friendships.

Also a very nice Thriller movie, with lots of action scenes. Has a interesting mentor mentee relationship plot as well.

Similarities:
- Japanese reality show
- Real, humane, likeable participants
- participants who bond and find true friendships
- seeing participants learn and grow
- love relationships between living mates

They are similar because they both talk about how lives from the past affect lives now. In "See You in My 19th Life," the main character remembers her old lives and tries to fix something important from her 18th life. This story talks about love, fate, and how the past affects the present. "Moon in the Day" likely has similar ideas, where the story shows how what happened in the past changes how characters act and feel now, mixing love, drama, and make-believe parts.