Recommendations

Dark Dramas.

- disturbing and terrifying so it’s not for everyone.
- said community involved in both dramas are keeping a secrets.

Both the stories are based on the the rich wealthy and top societies tormenting and tyrannize the vulnerable and weak ones and the how planned and executed the revenge against them is.
The victims had their whole life bet on getting the revenge against the perpetrators. It also shows how one can make one’s life miserable and living hell when they have nothing to loose. In my opinion I think they have a similar genre.

Both Male Leads are doctors
Both Female Leads are sick
ML tries to save FL
In Love is Panacea She drops out because of sickness
In Dear Little Mermaid she disappears from school because of sickness

Mental health
Motivational
Bold female lead
There are other similarities such as good character growth for all concerned.

Both have a university setting. One of the MLs is socially awkward, the other very popular. Both dramas have a supportive circle of friends which includes a secondary BL pairing. In both, the other students post on social media about the main couple with some shipping them and others bullying the awkward ML, and a girl who has a crush on the popular ML posts things online to try to hurt the other ML.

Explores similar themes of rich vs poor and how they interact with each other + you'll see a familiar face at the beginning of The Glory.

i can feel the same energy ; desire ,love and jealousy. i you like sthe interest of love i'm pretty sure that nevertheless will be a nice shot for you

The drama seems to be inspired by the Korean drama Hometown cha cha cha which is by far one of the best Korean dramas. The drama is undoubtedly going to be healing drama since it is the same writer of Go ahead, The day of becoming you, and Hi Venus which are IMO a few of the best dramas that I have watched.

Both dramas deal with the topic of death of a loved one and using VR technology to reconnect to them.

More than just romance, both have age-gap-related matters and thought-provoking issues around life and family.

Both dramas are about two women who used to be best friends in the past. Their friendship ended due to same reason. They meet again as enemies.

Both are comedy films in which a character leaves another while having been with them for a long time but has to teach them basic human tasks before. They also share the same director.

They both have a nostalgic blast from the past feel about them. You watch a group of friends grow up together and go through life at different stages as they navigate school, love, friendships and family.

I wouldn’t say they both really similar but I would say long time no see, is like a grownup version of you make me dance. I did watch long time no see quite some time ago, but I feel they have the same vibes in some ways. They are both really nice and beginner friendly, and a quick watch. They both leave you wanting a little more :) would recommend for sure.

ML leads an ensemble cast to take down the rich evading taxes using scummy methods to bypass the Korean taxation system. The team discover "alternative" methods outside of the law to nab the criminals. Starring Seo In Guk, Ma Don Seok, Choi Soo Young (from SNSD) and a few other notable actors! Amazing cast, action packed and fun all the way through.