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both have sisters that are in love with the same man. only one of them is married to him and then she dies. the other sister remains by the side of her sister husband hoping to seduce him but he is not interested. that sister secretly hated her sister for taking the man she loved.

the male abandoned by his mother/ ran away from home. loves his mother but hates her as well. falls in love with someone he shouldn't but cant help him self

The main lead doesn't freeze but he time travels 30 years into the future and is stuck there. They both give the same vibe too.

about 2 farm fights with a romance story on the side. the female lead helps to heal the male leads wounds physical and emotional.

they both have same genre of slice of life.the main characters are very much similar. i'll recommend this to watch

ofcouse, written by the same writer, they both are very similar especially the fight against the injustice

both about the male lead getting revenge on the mother he thinks abandoned him. he ends up falling in love so he tries to give up his revenge. the girl he falls fall lives in the same house as his mother and they are closein sorry I love you but in superb burut satan, she hates her.

a similar idea of a child lost and adopted
evil sister
rich and poor family dynamics
similar for a lot of the main storyline

Chinese version
Li Hui Zhen used to be gorgeous, but years of declining family fortune added much pain to her life, and her looks slowly drifted away. Her friend Bai Hao Yu, on the other hand, was once an ordinary looking guy and grew up to be suave, successful, and immensely likable. So when she comes across him years later and witnesses their reversal of fortune, Li Hui Zhen is too embarrassed to even meet him and instead asks her stylish friend and roommate Xia Qiao to assume her identity.
However, that amazing plan also has a problem in that Bai Hao Yu is actually Li Hui Zhen’s boss, and she now has to pretend to be someone else while working for him. Slowly, even without knowing her true identity, Bai Hao Yu becomes attracted to Li Hui Zhen. Li Hui Zhen's supervisor Lin Yi Mu also starts to take an interest in his new intern. Can Li Hui Zhen break away from the insecurity that came from once being pretty and open up to the man she truly cares about, or will she forever live in fear because she thinks she once was pretty?

- adulterers
- strong female lead
- annoying "younger woman"
- blood will boil until the level of curdling
- male lead can be a jerk
- male lead obsesses over ex-wife
- good chemistry of main leads
- makjang aspects
- for mature audiences

Aside from both being set in their college days and are based from webtoon, I can draw some parallels with Jaeon and Jun, they are both attractive and popular but secretive. The female main leads, Sobin and Nabi can be both frustrating. Lastly, Spring Is Green should have a supposedly LGBT, Nevertheless created one or probably just queer-baiting.

The cinematography are so high in quality in both! If you liked the thrill you get every time the bad guy is punished in Vincenzo, you'll absolutely love Devil's judge. It's set in a dystopian Korea where ppl loose faith in the judicial law system, and the trails then be conducted as live shows where the public can vote to punish the criminals based on arguments! It's just so freaking cool and intriguing! Just like Vincenzo, the first episode itself got me so hooked in, GOSH

It's by the same writer who is also a former judge, so if you'll love both!

I think the thrill and keeping you on the edge factor is similar in both and the genre is both crime/mystery

Similarities
- big families (4 children - 1 oldest son and 3 daughters)
- conflicts of in-laws and marriage life
- mothers are frenemies
- fathers have rough and secret pasts
- ups and downs of marriages (featuring break-ups and reconciliation)
- both fathers I believe have chicken shops
- brother in-laws (established ones) are very cute
- clingy mother in-laws
- battles against miscarriages

Differences
Once Again focuses on love between parents and married couples, specifically married couples, and its ups and downs whereas My Father is Strange seems to focus on the love of parents and the lengths they go through. I also think that Once Again tackles thing quite heartedly and focuses on starting all over again (hence the title) where as My Father is Strange may seem light but in relation to its title, there is a bigger, and deeper plot from the everyday struggles of the family.

Personal opinion:
I personally found myself particularly interested in the third children's lives. Both families' chemistry are insanely amazing but there seems to be more sibling moments on My Father is Strange as I feel like Once Again focuses heavily on married life. Both dramas are very slice-of-life and comedic and I wasn't able to stop watching them once I started.