Recommendations

While both Kdramas revolve around injustice and crime, the female leads are strong, unique and independend. Additionally, the male leads in both of them are rather imperfect and have a healthy amount of character development during the series. Both remain exciting until the last second.

Both shows have a husband with multiple mistresses. However, in Kuroi 10-nin no Onna there is the possibility of the mistresses plotting to kill the ML whereas in Cheat on me if you can the possibility lies with the wife planning to kill the ML. Both shows are also comedies and don't take themselves too seriously.

- has that blind date concept, only differences Big Data Romance is from an app while Business Proposal through a list of blind dates
- CEO of a company paired with an average female lead
- fake dating concept where in Big Data Romance the male lead agree to pretend dating for the sake of his company but the female lead doesn't know and Business Proposal fake dating with both agreement
- romantic comedy genre
- male lead shows a similar attitude in both dramas

both are about younegr male lead and older woman lead romance in office..............................

Verrry similar plot
submissive male, dom female
FL discovers MLs secret and agrees to take part
Both go public with their fetish play- handcuff (L&L) collar (N&K)

First of all they are not similar at all. I recommend this only to those that wish to see a whole other side of Lee Soo Jin and his acting. One might even say that they are polar opposites seeing that one is a light comedy while the other is a tragic melo. If you need a good cry after laughing or the other way around do give the other a go.

Everyday life couldnt be more hilarious. In both drama the mcs are trying to follow their dreams but alas. They keep failing while finding themselves in many random ridiculous events. There is romance, there is friendship and there is lots of funny moments. Mind you though that where Modern Farmer leans more on the slice of life Dr Park's Clinic focuses more on the humour.

If you like the way the ML and FL are competing with each other using strategy and wisdom in the autumn ballad, you'll definitely like General and I.

Both drama are comedy that deals with ridiculous events in everyday life. In both drama the main character tries to achieve his dream but finds himself failing for various reasons. Family, friendship and love dynamics that are always under the prism of humour. Some touching moments on the very top to mix it all together.

Comedy, comedy, comedy. Both drama are webtoon adaptations that are about hilarious situations in everyday life settings. Also in both drama you will see family and work dynamics. (That are of course ridiculous most of the times).

Both drama are comedies and webtoon adaptations. While there are high chances in making you laugh, they both have some touching moments.

they both have similar genres: mystery thriller. and they also have a main plot while having smaller plots each couple episode that sometimes relates to the main plot.

SO basically , they have diff plots, like completely diff plots but hear me out k?
Both have comedy
both have slapstick ML
Romance here, Bromance there
Both has Kickass fighting female vibe
Fighting scenes to cool
Embarrassment 101
Cool plots with no thickness

Bonus: Yamazaki Kento, Baby!

Both of the movies are about cops catching the bad guys. They both have similar vibe and have lot of action and comedy.
Hope you enjoy watching!

- both are office romance genre
- both male lead act in a particular similar way + losing their parents in a car accident (causing trauma or bad memory)
- both has that romantic comedy genre
- female lead assign her best friend to meet her first love (she was pretty), female was assign by her best friend to go for the blind date (a business proposal)