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It's about a woman who tries to free herself from a toxic relationship. Both FLs had older, dominating ex-boyfriends who exposed their naked bodies (via a sculpture or a film)
Both films are about sad people finding comfort in eachother. They feature the relationship between a young man working odd jobs to scrape by a living and an older female who is a little better off. Both stories are told in a very slow but very interesting way. They have the same vibes.
In both dramas, there's a bride switch, the rich men accidentally marry the wrong girls who are also very poor but later fall in love with them.
While both are similar, they each have such beautiful and unique stories that will - without a doubt, leave you in tears.
They have a similar plot of their sibling' love interest approach them after a tragic incident. In the case of Haru no Noroi, the FL is approached by her dead sister's fiance' but in Kiken na Venus, the FL is asked for help by his missing brother's wife. People who like mystery should definitely watch Kiken
about international students in South Korea experiencing cultural shock, improbable romances and embarrassing but funny situations.
Both show the difficulties of fame
Both have lots of authentic care, understanding, romance and supportive male lead (in love scenery, the ML is supportive from the beginning)
Both lack major unrealistic drama / really evil antagonist
Both have lots of authentic care, understanding, romance and supportive male lead (in love scenery, the ML is supportive from the beginning)
Both lack major unrealistic drama / really evil antagonist
- ML and FL struggle with their mental health
- Couples find strength in each other
- ML pursues FL first
- FL is reluctant to admit her feelings initially
- Couples find strength in each other
- ML pursues FL first
- FL is reluctant to admit her feelings initially
I think both has similar feel to it, however Beyond Evil is more dark, mysterious and has little to no romance. Law School on the other hand had a touch of romance and comedy in it . Both stories had interesting plot line of murders and the events following it from the legal and political perspective.
Penned by the same writer. The character interactions and growth are phenomenal in both. However, where one follows the same case and mysteries (Beyond Evil), the other is more case-based but done well with detailed explanations. Anyone who loves Beyond Evil for the characters, will love Mad Dog for the same growth arcs.
Similar atmosphere of a slow burn mystery rather than a fast paced thriller. There are suspicions and mind games at play in both. If you like one, you'll enjoy the other. Which one of the two a person will prefer, is upto individual taste.
Same concept and structure, but have different panelists and people. Heart Signal is the prequel to this season's (heart Signal 4).
Same concept and structure, but have different panelists and people. Heart Signal 2 is the prequel to this season's (heart Signal 4).
Same concept and structure, but have different panelists and people. Heart Signal 3 is the prequel to this season's (heart Signal 4).
If you like "Nevertheless" you would enjoy ''I need romance'' it shows more realistic sides of romance and more mature than your average kdrama.
It focuses on few females and their romance lives (they are all friends) and as I see in nevertheless so far it will also have side couples as well, so I recommend.
It focuses on few females and their romance lives (they are all friends) and as I see in nevertheless so far it will also have side couples as well, so I recommend.




