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- difference between these two is one is about a group of male living their life in jail while the other one is a group of female; one is a drama while the other is a movie
- main characters in both goes through a series of injustice and hardships
- both main characters end up in jail and creates a strong bond with their cellmates
- full of laughters and tears in both drama/film

Similar plot of friendship spanning multiple years, On your Wedding Day a little more comedic than serious compared to Close to Love

Both dramas center on the development of romance between a cold-attitude, warm-hearted ML and a dedicated, passionate FL who sees the best in everybody and is given the chance to explore another path in her career thanks to a project from the ML/her boss.

Both feature a prominent ex storyline, brief professional blunders, a foggy ML backstory that gets cleared up later in the story, a loving family, and a side romances featuring the ML's brother.

same vibes with same tyoe of suspense, thriller, murder and 3 main leads , story simlar linked with the past of the main leads,

if you like the voice Korean drama , you will enjoy this one also, same suspense, same type of thriller linked with a past.

Personally I find cutie pie similar to KINNPORSCHE in some ways for instance, the two dramas has its main characters not hiding or concealing their SEXUAL ORIENTATION and Infact the rest of the characters finds their relationship as being normal.
One could feel the originality and raw emotions between the two ML's and their supporting characters that brings us to make-believe. The STRONG RELATIONSHIP btw Kinn and Porsche , Lian and kuea regardless of the circumstances surrounding them makes the two dramas similar.

EN-O'CLOCK is a variety show aired on ENHYPEN's YouTube channel weekly. New episodes are relased every Thursday.

Look Tard is similar to Nang Tard because of the slavery theme and then the slave gains its freedom at the end of the drama.

Chaat Payak is similar to Look Tard because of the main male lead slaevery theme.
The slave male lead gains his freedom after slavery abolition in Thailand under RAMA V and is in love and marry the rich female lead.

When Li Shi Qing awoke that fateful morning, she had no idea her life was about to change forever. Going about her day as usual, Shi Qing boarded the bus without ever giving her actions a second thought. But when the bus she was on was involved in a horrendous accident, Shi Qing had only seconds to realize that her life was about to end. Or was it?

At twenty-eight years old, Qian Wei should have been well on her way to establishing herself in her career. However, working as a paralegal for Lu Xun has so far proven to be anything but awesome. Harboring a grudge that dates back to their days as students, Lu Xun has made sure Qian Wei’s life is nothing short of a living hell. But when Qian Wei becomes the victim of a tragic accident, everything changes.

When it comes to matters of the heart, Xiao Xiao believes she is something of an expert. The blogger behind a popular social media account which addresses all sorts of relationship issues, Xiao Xiao has no shortage of experience when it comes to love. However, all of her experiences online can’t prepare her for her first encounter with Lin Shen, a professional psychological counselor, who sees the world in an entirely different way.

both are about a mystery and a police investigation. both main like start out like the good guys and you end up rooting for them only to discover that you shouldn`t have.

Both shows have the same female protaganist Kim Ji Eun
Lawyers fighting for justice for the greater good of the people

Not only do both feature inner court politics and power struggles, but also authentic Joseon speech plus fantastic acting from the respective leads. TOTD is more male-centric and LOTP is more female centric, but both manage to showcase royal politics authentically and true to the times.

(Also both dramas share one "house" - Jeon In Hwa, who plays Queen Munjeong in LOTP (and is on the left side of the poster) is IRL married to Yoo Dong Geun, who plays King Taejong in TOTD. They're nicknamed "sageuk king and queen" because of their frequent, authentic and critically acclaimed portrayals of Joseon figures)