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Same actress stars in both.

Make lead had anger issues and a deeply traumatising past that makes them lash out. Everyone around them fears (Raeng Tawan) or mistrusts (KLKF) them.

Both take place on a farm/ estate and the female lead works for and lives with the male lead.

Because of his anger issues towards her, he tries to change himself for her.

Raeng Tawan is a richer and better version of a similar story. The male lead, though more abusive, is more willing to change, more wiling to apologise, and cry about his pain. He also had greater character growth. He wasn't angry all the time so it lead us to a better family story and better interactions between the leads.

KLKF shows how two people can work hard to build a marriage, support each other and grow towards eachother.

The actress is the same in both - as in no growth between dramas because both stories are required the same from her. She's just a little 'meh'.

It has the whole university drama feels. Kim bok joo falls in love with a guy and she feels bad about how she looks and what she does (weightlifting), so she tries to change everything about herself. At the end of the day she fell in love with someone else, and learned to love who she is.

They have a similar Vibe. If you're looking for something with the same kind of premise, this probably isn't it, but if you felt touched by how the story was told and what feeling it left you with, I'd say these two feel similar to me, to be watched side by side or one after another.

Both are about a gang of strong thieves trying to pull off a heist.......... ..........................

Just Between Lovers and MARS both tell poignant stories of two very emotionally damaged people falling in love together. They over come their past tragedies and emotional scars together. These stories are both about loving and healing each other as well as themselves.

Both are set in Warring States period. Both are supernatural classical Ninja, Samurai legends from the Warring States period. Both star Nakama Yukie. Both are visually very stunning shot in Japanese scenic forests, nature.

Both are about a girl who gets leapt, time travelled in to historical Japanese past era & tells of events, what happens, tragedies, wars to come in near future...................

In both, a lookalike impersonates the "original". In School 2015, it's a twin sister, in Are You Human Too, it's a robot.

1) Female leads are both a bit unconventional, fun and very lovable. They aren't afraid to voice their thoughts.
2) Leads' relationship starts on the wrong foot, but they become friendly soon after.
3) Second male lead in both are very gentle and caring towards the FL. They come into the FL's life almost like a knight in shining armor.
4) MLs' are a bit arrogant but also very good at their craft. They do have an adorably childish side that makes it fun to watch them.
5) There's a love triangle in both, but it's more drawn out in The Greatest Love, with the FL being more indicisive.

1) Not only is the FL played by the same actress, but the characters are very similar in personality. They are both hardworking FL trying to navigate their difficult careers.
2) MLs are also similar in personality (arrogant and dramatic). In both series they work in the same place as the FL but are ranked much higher. They sort of end up taking FL under their wing.
3) 2MLs don't work at the same place as the two leads, but they are very gentle and caring towards the FL.
4) Love triangle also takes place throughtout a big part of the series.
5) Overall it's a similar feel, but The Greatest Love has more interesting characters.

- Park seo joon as the male lead
- strong female lead
- The romance is the main point of the story with a couple of side plots
- the secondary characters also have screen time and romance plots
- cute and funny without being boring
- no unecessary drama or misunderstandings

Both of these dramas feel very similar: college/university life, social problems, bullying, misunderstandings and betrayals.

Both are about love between Young Prince & his young stepmother Queen in Imperial Court............................

Both are epic adaptations of King Lear by William Shakespeare set in two different East Asian Imperial Courts.

Besides the title that sounds similar, both are about chefs trying to carry on their grandfather's legacy.