Recommendations

First part of Arthdal Chronicles. Set in the fictional land of Arthdal during ancient times(bronze age). Eun Seom was born with a fate to bring disaster to Arthdal, which leads him and his mother, who wants to save him, to endure hardships. Finally, they decide to leave and travel together to a better place. Although Eun Seom grows up in the new land, he is seen as an outcast because he is different from the land's natives. Ta Gon is a war hero of Arthdal. He has paved the way for Arthdal to become a prosperous city and nation and he is the strongest warrior in Arthdal. He dreams of becoming the first king of Arthdal.

Tan Ya was born with the same fate as Eun Seom. She is the next great mother of the Wahan Tribe. But she has difficulty mastering the dance of the great mother and hasn't had a single dream since the Eun Seom appeared in their village.
Taealha is the daughter of the head of the Hae tribe. She has greater ambitions.

Honestly there aren't that much background / story similarities between the dramas. DOTS is longer, has romance, is more epic, etc. It's just army-centered for both.

But they gave me a similar vibe. Something in the emotions I felt while watching those really felt the same.

When I watched D.P, I made a break in the middle just to rewatch DOTS, and I liked it, so I wanted to share it.

Both are medical dramas in which the main character is a doctor and gangsters/criminals
Both have rich female leads

At first genius mathematician boy and artistic girl don't get along at first but as time goes by they fall in love. The girl tries to follow him to the same school with the same major but the boy doesn't want her to do that. Of course there are the nagging love triangles to make the story interesting.

has similar characteristics. similar story. you are my heartbeat is loosely based on fox`s summer because both stories come from the same novel

Both are historical dramas and the story revolves around political intrigues. The friendship between the male protagonists is really strong and both are in love with the same girl.

The stress, the tension, the sweat, the tears, the smell of death all around.

A Hard Day : is more intense, the details are crazy (genius)
Time to Hunt : cinematography is amazing

Making an appointment with the nearest cardiologist is highly recommended after these movies ;)

both dramas are about the love story of royalty and subject. in both female lead are tight-lipped and proud to convey their love, as well as the male lead, is when they take one step toward the female lead, the female lead takes two steps back that make male lead irritate and want them to beg for her love but female are more proud than the male lead. its pull and push relationship who surrenders first will admit its defeat.

Both are thai bls
Ghost-seeing Male Lead
Romance between human and supernatural beings
Handsome leads

Both are sageuk dramas, fictionally developed but with real-life events. It has a beautiful love story between the leads with a bittersweet ending. Deok-Im and Ae-shin are both strong and independent female leads.
Both women are willing to give up love for their principles and the life they want. The Red Sleeve occurs "before" Mr. Sunshine according to the chronological order. Mr. Sunshine takes place shortly afterward the American-Spanish War, during the Japanese occupation of Joseon, and shortly before World War I.
They have a bittersweet ending, but with a beautiful romance. Each character has a well-defined personality and a male lead who is willing to support the women they love even if it meant letting them go so they can fulfill their dreams. Two people who loved each other deeply and always wished their significant other to achieve whatever they wanted even if it conflicted with theirs.

office romance during parliament issues
and personal problems in a comedian frame and painful past
and other side romance stories

both aren't your typical k-drama and explore the dark side of student life. I just can't describe this in words how much I like these 2 dramas. Just give it a shot and you will be hooked from start....

These two dramas are both special forces C-Dramas! Same trope as falling in love and then meeting each other again many years later!

Jing Bo Ran who plays Xiao Nai and Tan Song Yun who plays Wei Wei’s best friend Er Xi are the male and female lead in The Road to Home!!