Recommendations

Both of these dramas explore LGBTQ+ and society themes without weighing down the overall comfortable atmosphere of the story and leads' dynamic. They very much show how the small, seemingly insignificant to others, comments and actions can have a longstanding impact - both for good and bad.

Both dramas also feature a foodie lead who shows they care through their cooking - and the addition of a new person in their lives brings about new realizations and a larger menu. There's also prominent self-realization and coming out scenes that are really resonating and self-empowering.

The Glory is the first part of the series written by Kim Eun-sook and directed by Ahn Gil-ho. Song Hye-kyo, Lee Do-hyun, Lim Ji-yeon, Yeom Hye-ran, Park Sung-hoon, and Jung Sung-il round out the cast.

Although there's no such a thing as wolf and rabbit spirited people in Maiden Holmes. The dramas have the same setup where the main couple met through murder investigation and develop feelings as they expend time to solve the cases.
The FL is also as inspector and as I watch WOACN I see a few twists and conversations that are similar to MD (nothing that would make u feel like it's the same drama or anything) Even so, the drama is surprising and enjoyable.

This recommendation is written 6 episodes to finish, but both dramas are definetly worth to bingewatch!

Both adult romance comedy, if you're so sick of the teenager falling in love. The chemistry of both shows are really excellent, and both leading male suffers from past trauma.

Both of these shows chose to be different, and could have gone the cliché route, but they chose to add depth and layers. These layers challenged the rigid Korean norms. Both were done in a very entertaining way, while also being serious at the same time. The two provoked thought, and I love how they both chose to take a nonconventional route, and it really paid off.

similarities:
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- one lead has a secret crush/presumed unrequited love
- were friends in high school (shared a kiss then) and the present is them working together

differences:
- "our dating sim" is korean while "plus and minus" is taiwanese
- "our dating sim" has 8 eps while "plus and minus" has 12
- in "our dating sim," the characters work at a gaming company while in "plus and minus," they are divorce lawyers
- in "our dating sim," there was a seven year gap between high school and the present where the two leads were apart while in "plus and minus," the leads have been inseparable since early childhood
- "plus and minus" has a secondary couple

both dramas have a character that can`t stand corruption and do whatever it takes to take it down

both dramas have a character that can`t stand corruption and do whatever it takes to take it down

has a weird, peculiar main character that helps the people around her be better and think in an out of the box way

Both are mini dramas in which the FL from the real world enters a tv drama.
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Both are mini dramas in which the FL from the real world enters a tv drama.
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Both are mini dramas in which the FL from the real world enters a tv drama.
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Both are mini dramas in which the FL from the real world enters a tv drama.
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Both are mini dramas in which the FL from the real world enters a tv drama.
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Both are mini dramas in which the FL from the real world enters a tv drama. Both FLs initially dislike the MLs.