Recommendations

both movies involve the main character(s) having to surpass a large amount of people in order to escape. the difference is squid games involves games & the goal is money whereas battle royale is purely fighting to the death with the goal of being the last one alive in order to escape.

They’re both totally different story but with same vibe, such as:

- both are romance
- both are office/ workplace story
- both are AI/ tech related story (Start-up, the whole story, but in Yumi’s cells, it’s in ML-side)
- both were the male first who had crush on the female lead (at first sight, then pursue her)
- both male are smart but don’t dress well (not fashionable) but when dressed well they became good looking
- both has strong female lead - tough… in workplace specifically

Born smart, Nan Xi never struggled with academics in school, but his time there wasn’t easy. Living with social anxiety, he struggled to find his place in a world that always felt too big. Often overwhelmed by life swirling around him, he would be forced to retreat into himself. He wanted friends, but found that reaching out and connecting with others, was all too daunting.
Xia Rui, an exuberant, talkative girl, is a true social butterfly. Surrounded by friends, she was often the center of attention, resulting in a school experience vastly different from Nan Xi’s. They existed in what seemed like two different worlds, where their paths were unlikely to cross. That is, until fate intervened!

Once strangers, now the best of friends, this unlikely pair has only drawn closer over the years, their friendship slowly blossoming into love. Can they continue to enjoy a lifetime of happiness together, despite their being total opposites?

This is the prequel before Gen Y. I watched it after and it explained Pha and Wayu. Also how Mark and Wayu became friends. Definitely watch this before Gen Y.

Both are short 2021 korean dramas about a romance between two guys. (At least) one main character is a chef and the leads dont seem to get along at first but soon a romance starts to blossom. They can be watched on viki.

Both are short 2021 korean dramas about a male/male romance. They also have the same director (So Joon Moon) and can be viewed on viki. Theres also a female boss character, and the title is name dropped.

Both are short korean BL dramas in which jang euisoo plays a main character. Theyre available on viki.

Both revolutionary themed, the timelines are close and it shows the time period right before Man of Will so I do recommend watching Nokdu Flower first!

I feel that the chemistry and the characters are quite similar feeling:

-The male lead is a rich arrogant man (in an amusing way)
-The comedy is quite similar
-The female lead is quite optimistic and very capable
-The couple works well together and cherish each other in their own ways

- Childhood friends, close like family. Childhood sweethearts.
- ML intelligent. Kinda indifferent to others but fully attentive to our Fl.
- Friendship, cute bickering, deep relationships.
- ZS's mother is also in this drama.

This show is great, like super great. It has a unique plotline from other Cdramas and definitely worth watch. GO Ahead shows deep character growth, relationships, and personality development. The chemistry and kiss scenes in Go-Ahead is more mature since, after school, it focuses on their later life. However, this doesn't lessen their impact a bit. If you love Our secrets, I am sure you will love Go Ahead too.

- High school romance
- Intelligent ML
- Great chemistry
- Friendship
- Character development
- Deskmates
They both have similar feels in terms of romance and high school feels. However, Our Secrets is more relatable and leaves you with a deep impression. With You also deals with high school romance and familiar problems and a worth watch.

both are enemies-friends-lovers storylines. the ml and fl immediately get off on the wrong foot before realising they knew each other as kids. they eventually become friends and start to fall in love. both couples have friendly/needling banter. WF is set in college whereas LE2 is set in the working world.

They're both short dramas about high schoolers with different personalities and social lives bonding and forming strong friendships. Both dramas are wholesome and don't rely on clichés to carry their plots.

Same male lead.
Office romance.
A little work related arguments.
Sweet and funny just like lucky's first love.

Similarities:
- Female lead gets transported into a novel/comics, ancient China setting
- Male lead initially wants to kill female lead
- Male lead is of royal blood (specifically, the emperor)
- Male lead initially not interested in female lead, slowly gets attracted to female lead
- Quick-witted, strong-personality, fun-to-watch female lead
- Same comedic vibes as Romance of Tiger and Rose
- Love triangle between male lead, female lead, and another guy in the palace

**Queen of Attack season 1 runs a total of 3 hours (9 mins per episode)
**Queen of Attack season 2 also 3 hours
**Queen of Attack movie (picks up where season 2 left off) runs for 2 hours (has 2 parts, each running for 40 mins)