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Beside both having Nadech as the ML they both have an countryside setting. Both couples butt heads at first before they change how they view each other.

Both Summer Strike and One Million Yen girl involves a young woman moving to a new place in order to search for their identity and live for themselves.
Both have
- Beautiful countryside cinematography
- Slice of Life , peaceful and quiet
- Female lead are both in their early 20's thus delves into problems and thoughts we face at that age

The main difference is One Million Yen girl is a movie. Summer strike is a drama. But if you like this genre of movie/drama, you should definitely check out both.

Both are slice of life and have a certain melo feel to it and i am pretty sure anyone who liked my liberation notes will like navillera

ML lead is deaf, FL lead can hear and also learns sign language.
Great acting skills showed by actors in their respective work.

both female leads twin dies at the beginning of the series and set in high school
both female leads determined

- A quiet/weak kid getting bullied in school
- They both form a friendship that helps them to become stronger and with that fight for their revenge
- Also they both use a pen ?

Both have male leads who want to fight for their family and the people they love. Both are thriller genre. And crazy villains who really show that powerful people can get away with anything.

Both shows are about a therapist and their patient finding each other and healing each others scars. In Mental Coach Jegal the stories main fl is a short skater and in Soul Mechanic the main fl is an actor. They both also have an age gap involves too. It isn't the. focal point in Soul Mechanic, but he. is older than her by some years. I think that both shows have a similar vibe so If you liked one you'll differently like the other.

The show is the sequel of star in my mind. It will help people to understand the concept of the storyline of the show that will be in our skyy 2

MLs are wanting to work for success, and are looked at as the lesser people in society.

FLs have a wealthy background. They’re both really naive and sacrifice their love life for their career.

Second couples have the same vibe.

The fight for justice trope is executed the same way. Villains are brought down from their high and fancy roles/titles. Both male leads have a strong sense of justice and similar circumstances (both were orphaned and their parent(s) were killed by the villains).

Female leads are professional, headstrong, and work alongside the male lead with no second-guessing. Both male leads have a group of friends that help them get the job done.

The premise of both the drama's are pretty much the same. Part time worker younger ML get's hired by the company of the Older career oriented successful FL. In both drama the ML's ex died and he takes care of her mother while doing part time jobs. The FL's Ex was a photographer who stood her up on her wedding day.
It almost felt like a remake. I don't know... may be it is.

Pretty similar vibes and themes such as
-extreme school bullying
-spoiled rich kids
-influencial parent cover ups child's wrongdoing
-insecured teens

-Both dramas surrounded school bullying
-Both drama has rich spoiled kid who is abused at home and take it out by bullying classmates
-Both drama gives same vibes

Both movies have unconventional plot that u would never come across anywhere else,FL was abused in the past, unusual relationship n romance.