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Both have as a subplot a case of an accident that might be responsible for the death of one of the protagonist's parents death and involves a corrupt make polition and his son.

A woman is in a love interest with two different man: the first one has a psychopatic tendencies and is responsible for her father's past sufferings (could also be responsible for his death in the present).. and the other is a loud and good-natured, but oddly naive being who has been emotionally separated by his actually loving family. Both of those lovebke oddballs have a their mother dying on an early age and their father remarrying to another woman. They have another sibling through that marriage.. the female protagonist is an only child.

Similar triangle love story. First FL like SML than as time goes by she attract to ML. They all live in the same apartment building. Both of the leads not get along very well but slowly changes & they realized they are in love with each other.

Similar triangle love story. First FL like SML than as time goes by she attract to ML. They all live in the same apartment building. Both of the leads not get along very well but slowly changes & they are in love with each other.

Because of the wholesome love story between the leads, they remind me of each other. Koi Desu is just a bit more exciting and funnier and Forever Love had a bit more typical Asian drama and conflicts to overcome.

Both BL series center around the residents of an apartment complex falling in love with each other, as well as the eccentric antics of their kathoey (Thailand’s 3rd gender including transgender people, crossdressers, and effeminate gay men) landlords. Both series also have a similar approach to comedy - including cartoonish emphasis inserts from time to time.

Similarities:
-A team of people (police) against the injustice of the wealthy people.
-The suspense of not knowing what is going to happen next.
-A mastermind criminal.
-Romance (although in Pied Piper is very minimal, it's still there)
-Good acting and action scenes.
-A terrorist attack.

Both dramas talk about how female leads are high schoolers and have been traumatized by their past birthdays due to events that had happened on that day. They slowly try to figure out what actually happened on that day with the help of the male lead.

Both of these drama's have a lot in common, It's about friendship and and the thing they have most in common is that there both very slice of life drama's where you can learn a lot from!

You must watch the red sleeve if you liked moon lovers
Both are historical dramas involving the palace wars and the struggle for throne
Have the same vibes towards the end of the shows

Both are my fav historical dramas… the red sleeve gives the same vibe as scarlet heart… ML first falls in love and pursue FL…. FL are court ladies in love with the future king …. after both leads in love with each other, they cannot marry because of political or personal reasons… the intensity of the scenes between lovers go higher as the end of dramas approach….

They are similar because:
- bl
- They tease each other alot
- The main leads are on the same level
- Amazing chemestry
- They dont like each other at first
- school
- One main lead ist more comfortable with being gay and the other one wants to hide it
- enemy to lover

Both "Mr. Fighting" and "Summer's Desire" shows the struggle of actors/actresses in entertainment industry. But, "Mr. Fighting" is male lead centred, while "Summer's Desire" is female lead centred.

Both are participation in reality show that turn deathly, but million dollar.
All the participants were place somewhere else that they couldn’t return.
Games became thriller

Both main characters experience personality shifts. From scaredy-cat, they become ruthless during times of need. They accidentally help people and deal with cool female police detective.

The comedy is also similar - slapstick, cruelty, and dark humor.

It feels like Bad and Crazy is also filled with cinematic references to other detective shows (and even western movies). Meanwhile, Psychopath Diary acknowledges the horror/thriller movie references, because the main character is an avid fan of those.