Recommendations

unconventional weird women, eccentricity as a style, grief, loneliness, friendship, societal/institutional critique, trauma, distinctive directorial styles, hidden thoughts and desires expressed, convoluted, incoherent mysteries, knotty, messy, bold and interesting

Common: Girls' perennial circle of friends; Failed relationships; Health examination; Tumor; Divorce.

Same writer, same wittiness, same values. There is meaningfulness in every situation.
Same amazing male lead
Both are sweet and very entertaining despite their length. Everything is well paced.
Highly underrated gems

One is comedy one is not.
One is short story one is regular length
One is trying not to get hitd, one is in the competition

- dating your boss type of troupe
- office setting
- the main lead is also a CEO/chaebol
- cute second leads

In both dramas, the male main lead is framed for the crime he did not commit and is on the run but later returns to take his revenge on the people who cause his pain .

They have similar setups, strong female leads who have a crush on their senior/president and then meet the male leads who is a chef. The female leads dress fashionably and they are successful in their own way at their jobs. Also have multiple couples.

Contrary to "Dear Doctor, I'm Coming for Soul", "Move to Heaven" is not supernatural nor a BL (it has a gay side plot for one episode though), but the similarity between the two dramas lies in how it portraits death. It shows different stories and fates of people who died / are about to die. Both dramas are really touching and tear jerking but beautiful.

The shows have a very similar vibe, they are both centred at Japanese food businesses, with Rokuhodo Yotsuiro Biyori taking place at a traditional Japanese cafe and Tokyo Seimenjo at an noodle factory. Both shows are about the people who work there, and in each episode, we learn more about them as they cope with struggles or help customers.

Kitagawa Keiko plays the FL and Ito Hideaki plays the SML in both dramas. In both dramas, Kitagawa Keiko plays the role of a character who is working to fulfill her dreams and thinking of moving back to her parents' home in the countryside in case of failure. There are also love triangles in both dramas.

Both are republican era dramas
Both dramas have romantic relationships and Slight Bromance
both deal with war an fighting the enemies

Both republican era drama
both have Bromance and also romantic relationship
both deals with War

In both dramas :
- Single Mother Female lead (others child)
- Nice Male lead
- Hardworking Female lead

If you enjoy the chaotic energy of one I'm confident you'll enjoy the other. In both shows they play a variety of games and they are given missions they have to complete. If they don't succeed with their mission they get penalized. Both shows are pretty funny.

In both dramas :
- Revenge
- Strong Female Lead
- Female Lead Hidden Identity
- Smart Male Lead