Recommendations

It introduces the topics of humans, falling in love with virtually created artificial characters... Perfectly made only for that...to be lovers.

Both dramas ar e tying to introduce the topic of an actual person falling in love with an artificial intelligence in reality and the quencequences the people would face.

They are very different, but involve:

Games.. betrayal.. friendship and one strange game..consuming all of the players.
Both series have a great villain whom raises by betraying the people closer to him and believing that they betrayed him first.
Both have a nice friendship by man.

A girl who just broke up with her boyfriend finds a new love in designated character from a game... (Who looks quite alike a person she knows)

The main characters in both dramas are corrupt lawyers that do dirty work for bad guys. But then, suddenly they have to go through some sad and shocking experiences, that make them realise what is really important and they decide to become a better person for the sake of their beloved ones.

The main difference is that W2L has fantasy elements. But apart from that there are many similarities between these touching dramas.

From the synopsis alone Bad Prosecutor reminded me of Hero. Like the deliquent/ prosecutor who seeks justice in an unconventional manner and comes head to head with a jaded system.

Both the series revolve around the main character completing their time as the punishment for their sins of the previous life and find redemption and final peace with the help of the one they are destined with.

Same vibe.

Both are softly colored, with a very chill, calm feel to them. And a certain sensual factor. Plus, you know, eye candy ;)

Both are short length, gently paced dramas in which a couple marries before falling in love. Both center around the FL finding her new life with the ML's family, as well as getting to know the ML.

Both are Chef Baek shows, but Chef Baek is a judge of High School Lunch Cook-off where you can watch student cook cafeteria food; in Backpacker Chef, Chef Baek & friends cook for their clients, sometimes in large quantities like in High School Lunch Cook-off.

Very long film about the daily life of the working class their decline after the industrial factories on the area are closed.

Both have yu jae suk and kwangsoo. Both are game shows with slapstick comedy and loud bromance between my two fav RM members

Both the zone and busted are game recreation shows about escaping and surviving
Both also habe yu jae suk and kwangsoo

Both the zone and the great escape are escape room survival shows about, escaping and surviving where the members try to escape and survive

*psychological thrillers with more plot-twists than an episode of Murder She Wrote
*both include the loss of children, and grieving parents.
*both tackle the injustices in the Japanese law system
I would include more, but that'll be too much spoilers. (I honestly think I probably spoiled enough) Both films are worth a watch!