Recommendations

Written by the same writer, both feature tragic long-term lost loves and main characters who are complex and sometimes dishonest.

It seems an odd recommendation given vastly different settings and subject matter, but both dramas concentrate on the relationships of individuals who have their own careers and dreams. They meet each other and fall in love, give and receive support from their partner and are single minded when it comes to their relationships, pushing aside any interlopers without hesitation.

Neither show uses dumb misunderstandings or a lack of communication to create drama in the relationship and just tell the story of a couple in love with each other.

While watching this drama, the drama My Mister came to my mind at some moments. The bonds of city dwellers with each other and the detective new to the city reminded me of the drama My Mister. The anger-love relationship between two people, old and young, was also familiar to me. But there are distinct differences between them. If you liked My Mister and you also like thrillers, you should watch this drama.

-Both have a nice cinematography
-FL and ML are mature and supportive
-Soft hearted ML similar to Ki Seongyeom
-Have meaningful conversation
-The supporting character also have their own flaws.

Both “Bite Me” and “Until We Meet Again” are food oriented Thai bl series. Both the series provide insight on Thai cuisine; while UWMA leans more towards deserts, Bite Me shows us more traditional and modern dishes.

“Until We Meet Again” has a comparatively "heavier" plot with darker themes, but food is a strong connection which combines the threads and connects the past to the present in the story.

“Bite Me” has a relatively simpler plot but food plays an important role in bonding the main leads.

“Bite Me” and “Ingredients” are both food-oriented Thai bl series.

Ingredients is the romance between a chef (Tops) and a musician (Marvin) who share the same apartment; food was Tops’ method of showing affection and care.

Bite Me is the story of Aue, a chef, and Aek who has a talent of cooking; food plays an important role in their bonding.

I just love the theme of a theme involved from the FL's side.
in MDL the child's is not the ML one but it is very fluffy and amazing

As much as both the drama titles appear to be poles apart, the beginning of both the romances are similar in nature. The female leads in both the drama have a tendency to escape from their city lives when the going gets tough and move away to remote areas where they find their future love interests.
Bonus: both the male leads know how to surf and look fine while at it!

1. Both the female leads have humble beginnings who are trying to sustain themselves on their own as well as are providing for their families simultaneously.
2. The leads in both the drama have childhood connections.
3. Workplace romance where the male leads are in a professionally superior position and are still trying to support the female leads both financially and emotionally as much as they can.
4. The sub plots of other coworkers comes off as equally impactful and touching as the main storyline.

Both are youth based dramas where the main characters are trying to make it big in the world by starting their own businesses.
Kim Seon Ho comes off as a common link between both these dramas by acting as a capital investment mastermind.
Personal /professional relationships getting blurred is a also a common ground.

Both The FL moves to a village, at first she has some trouble with the villagers but eventually gets along
Both the ML are kind-hearted and cares for everyone in the village

Both the shows are essentially legal dramas with romance as their core theme.
Also one of the lead characters in each of the show goes on to learn the tropes of working at a legal firm after starting as a clueless rookie in the course of the 16 episodes.

Both the shows have Lee Je Hoon as the male lead being his usual clueless yet loveable self, meddling with different time zones while trying to solve the murder(s) of a close acquaintance.

Of course because they have a beautiful chemistry from both female lead and man lead, beautiful plot and sad ending. And don't forget that both were adapted from book that already have a huge fans before.

One of the short films in "All About My Father" depicts severe military abuse similar to what is also depicted in "D.P."