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- Both dramas include horror-comedy elements
-Both dramas surround themes of vampiric abilities
- The main characters are vampires ( presented in different ways)

- Both include detectives with tragic pasts
- Both include mystery/thriller elements
- Both surround mysterious and horrendous crimes
- Both follow the chase and pursuit of serial killers and are ultimately linked ( admittedly in different ways) to the lives of the protagonists

Both are cute korean short films that focus on the romance between two girls and end happily. The characters in both are students. 1 in 10000 belongs to a series of three short films but Act 1 can be viewed as a stand alone.

It has many things in common. The first episode started with someone died, and both show mostly focus on the reason why they died. Some students in both shows are ambitious and do whatever it takes to achieve what they want. The vibes these two shows have are also similar.

Both are cute korean short films that focus on the romance between two girls and have happy endings.

Both republican era dramas
Both have struggles in desperate times
Both are fighting to protect their country and keeping it safe in chaos and war
killing people is the most common theme and it shows How turbulent time it was

- ML has an ego, always says mean things but is actually sweet
- ML is well-known and praised in his industry
- FL is a newcomer but tries her best and is good at her job
- FL is sweet and understanding but will not compromise
- ML and FL work together and start living together
- There is some sabotage in the workplace and there is a major competing company
- ML and FL originally had a misunderstanding
- ML quite obviously starts liking FL first (at least from the viewer's POV)

Now that I think of it the vibes (esp of the main cp) are really the same for both...can't believe I only now realized. You will definitely like the other if you liked this drama. LIS is on my top 5 of 2020 and Moonlight is on my top 5 of 2021. Second CP is completely opposite though.

Like Untamed, Killer and Healer has the undeniable bond between the two MLs at the core of a bigger plot. They are opposites but at the same time complete each other and are the other's most important person. Their chemistry was so unforgettable that it had me coming back to re-watch the drama again and again. The other characters are also really good and you can't help getting attached. Recommended!

They have the same feeling for me. It's slice of life, really developing a lot of townspeople characters. A main through line is slowly healing from repeated trauma in the countryside, Both also deal with hidden pasts.

for people who liked ep5 and jun's cute side they should totally watch please don't date him, he was the definition of UWU there

Ngao Asoke is similar to Sud Sai Pan when comparing plot devices. Similar incidences occur to keep the story going.

- Both contain a flirty female character (interested in the ML) who lies and blames her misdeeds on the FL. The FL gets blamed for these things, which leads the ML to think less of her and think she is after money.
- Both take place in a similar time period.
- In Ngao Asoke, the FL has supportive in-laws. And if memory serves right, they are also supportive in Sud Sai Pan.
- Both have nice FLs and rich MLs.

- While Sud Sai Pan revolves around identical twins, Ngao Asoke does not. The ML in Sud Sai Pan is more aggressive and forceful.

Both have strong FL who start off with almost nothing, and rise to power. Both have ML that are powerful, but willing to give up everything to love and protect the FL against a series of attacks. The FL in both are martial artists. Similar fantasy/magical background.

•Jung Il Woo takes the role of the main character in both drama, proving he can play both a commoner and a royal
•Secrets, palace and common life intrigues, injustice.
• moody historical drama with beautiful cinematography and OST

(As much as i don't really like the term) sismance for the win. In both drama the story focuses on a group of friends and how they deal with their everyday issues, romance, relationships as they have reached a certain point of their life and of course the societal expectations that go hand in hand with being a woman.

Both drama are about a large family living in the beautiful countryside when a "scandal" about a family member erupts. Both drama are about family dynamics and bonds and how a single change can bring the family together through the effort of wanting to be there for each other especially during the hard times. Lots of funny and emotional scenes, heartwarming yet frustrating at points. Last but not least both drama deal with the issue of societal conformity and pressure.