Recommendations

- Focuses on a man and a woman's journey through a zombie outbreak
- Zombies rampant
- Locked in an apartment block
- Friendships and betrayals along the way

I feel some kind of similarities in the atmosphere...

The relationship in One Ordinary Day between the ML and the king of the prison made me think about The merciless (but we'll have to see how the drama evolves haha)

Both miniseries involve a small establishment with thoughtful, down-to-earth employees. Many customers seem to be struggling with personal problems that the employees empathise with and aim to resolve or make better with a relaxing drink and a heartwarming chat.

1) In the both drama's the male leads know each other from childhood.
2) In both drama's the female lead's kind of bullied the male lead.
3) Both female leads work as assistant for the sport's team.
4) Both fall in love later on

Both Japanese dramas revolve around food and everyday life. Wakako Zake is about a woman who enjoys drinking and eating different dishes based on how her day went.

Both take partly place in prison, where traficking and violence is pregnent.

One Ordinary Day is a lot darker than Prison Playbook (this one can make you laugh a lot... and cry too haha).
As One Ordinary Day is at it third episode today, I can just say I love both series :)

I don't know where "one ordinary day" is going as it's ep.3 today, but it has good common points with the movie "The trial" :
- a young nice guy accused from murder
- a quick (and wrongful) sentencing leading him to jail
- a clumsy lawyer who fights for good and bad reasons, to innocent him

(I love both btw :))

- Similarly there is also a special corps used for investigation on the City and governing people.
- Uncooperative members are to bond over time and work as a group.
- Luoyang uses come light heartedness scenes from time to time whereas Young Blood is very enjoyable with its cues for laughable scenes whilst being able to incorporate investigations logically and seriously.
- No fillers!

- A group of unrelated people are to join forces or tag along the way to investigate connecting cases one after another.
- One focuses in the City whilst the other is Jianghu, however they serve the same purpose to execute the struggle for the truth despite unfavourable circumstances with no horrible fillers included.
- Females actually have equality in their roles are they are not always on the side for decoration

- Main lead is deemed as a criminal who is a valuable asset for special corps to use him to solve cases despite knowing the guy is only in for other plans.
- Racing against time
- Focuses on incidents leading from one to another
- Got some action and crime solving to sneaky infiltrations but not as convincing as Chang'an
- No injection of fanservice etc > but will eventually drag towards the end

Hesitation Before Going to School is a prequel show for MBC show called 'My Teenage Girl' where a number of 83 girls from age 12 to 23 participate in a survival show in order to debut with the final lineup. The show takes on the format of an after
school extra-curricular activity, and the 83 contestants
are divided into four grades (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and 4th)
based on age. The exact same cast are participants and same judges as there is on show.

Beautiful movies involved an older lady with a younger person who struggle in live. Showing the beauty of life. They learned from each other. Friendship growth.

An older character helping Youngers to exile. Motivate them, support them, inspire them. Heartwarming movie. Some kindness goes a long way. Mutual benefit.

Both lead in both movies has Obsessive Compulsive disorder. It looks funny but it was hard for the person in real life to fit in the society. Really fun watch

Both young leads in both movies are weird. They live in their own world. Great chemistry and sync. Very funny but heard warming.