Recommendations

Both show the rediscovery and appreciation for the little things in life while going through the last moments of one's life.

Both dramas involve a young girl who dresses up as a boy to hide their identity. Both females leads began to work for an older rich guy who begans to struggle with their sexuality as they fall in love with what they believe are guys. Taddao Bussaya has more drama than Coffee Prince, but they are both very enjoyable.

If you like to challenge your values in doing what you have to do for the greater good then this is for you.

Please keep in mind that you may not be smiling by the end of it, but you won'tbe forgetting these tragic protagonists anytime soon.

Messed up male lead and his messed up family

Submissive female lead who gets pregnant and is misunderstood a lot throughout the drama

A few other people around them to make up jealous stuff to waste more time of viewers

They meet after few years of separation due to their kid and then understand each other and the rest of the usual romance drama stuff happens

They are both family drama but not limited to the blood line definition of family. It gives you enough warmth, a drop of comedy and funny remarks and a whole new attitude towards your own family. Highly recommended.

Both series are about marriage and the tribulations after an one-night stand.

In both series the main characters need to marry because of an old betrothal made by their grandparents.

Exchanging partners, friendship and truth games. Who would you end up in the end with ? Whom do they really love ?

Historical dramas centered on a woman (empress).

Empress Ki takes place in Korea while The Empress of China takes place in China.

Both movies are heartbreaking and they are both based on (sadly) true story.. It contains rape, injustice and at the end both movies will leave you crying or speechless, but both movies are worth watching and the actors are amazing, true masterpieces.

in both films there is a married woman who loves two men in the same time and wants to posess both of them. and beacuse they are both crazy about her, the triangle relationship begins....:X:X:X

in naked kitchen she doesn't get married to the second guy, but all three remain together as a family. also, in both films the woman gets pregnant. in naked kitchen the second guy is younger and resembles the second guy from my wife got married, the free spirit one who understands the concept of loving more than one person. the first guy is her childhood friend and her first all, as she is his first all. also, they all live together, the guys are friends and new partners in cooking.

this movie is about love and friendship, while in my wife got married the friendship between the two men develops later and the love lives of both men are separated, the woman coming and going from her two homes.

Both are wuxia/ about martial arts heroes set during a historical period. Both have great martial arts, great actors, great productions but plot points that are dragged on to frustrating levels that make them not worth watching imo. You might keep watching anyway if youve started them already due to their good points I mentioned and their addictive natures so its better you dont start them in the first place

similar feeling. male lead has a unique skill and wants to do things his way while the rest of the world may not quite agree with his pacing/timing.

the female lead is not as good as she wants to be in her chosen field but her perseverance and personality attract future love.

you get the office dynamics, old love vs a new love, successful career woman and nice chemistry between leads. PoH has more female friendships. Both have elements of over the top comedy at the beginning and end of the series

Discovering love takes work. Great chemistry. PoH has more interesting dynamics between the leads because they don't seem like your stereotypical drama leads but more like the typical stereotype of a second leads. but this time you get to see why they think the way they do and why they act the way they do. LNF has all the drama clichés you could hope for yet you still get excited for what comes next.