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Both have a female lead that is trying to make the male lead, who happens to work in the same place, fall in love with her. Both male leads are stand-offish, to varying degrees. In the workplace, there are other males colleagues who are interested in the female lead as well. In the end, both couples have similar results.

Both dramas have mature storylines with realistic, selfish characters who don't consider love as the only factor in a relationship. The characters in both dramas follow similar archetypes - the rich girl who's cold on the outside, the rich guy who wants to be loved, the poor guy who wants to rise up, and the poor girl who has the attention of both guys. Everyone works at the same place and tensions rise. In both dramas, the male lead is a jerk with a heart - although whether he's the rich one or the poor one is different in WHIB compared to QSS.

-It takes place at the University
-Both male leads are soft;;
-There is love triangle
-The relationship between leads is sweet and realistic

Similar vibes, younger guy a bit lost in life falls for a competent working woman that helps him find his way, while he also comforts her, also in both there’s a bit of a love triangle with a coworker that seems to be a socially more “acceptable” person for the FL + young Johnny’s ikemen haha

So Ji Sub as an angsty melodrama male lead who meets a poor but plucky girl working as a tour guide in another country. Things get complicated when she arrives in Seoul and they are reunited. Lots of tears from the female lead.

A major difference is that Cain and Abel has firmly established couples by the 2/3 mark that you will root for while What Happened in Bali keeps the love square unresolved until the very end.

In both dramas, the main character is a kind and caring doctor who's deeply in love with his girlfriend. Through a series of tragic events, he is betrayed and loses his identity as an upstanding and respectable man. The story follows his revenge with a family divided by power struggles over the ownership of a company. Both dramas are classic melodramas with tropes like love squares, amnesia and illness.

Both have a classic melodrama story about love triangles, revenge, and complicated relationships between brothers.

Both are based on medical practice and has a gory feel.... The cross is mainly focused on revenge whilst Life is mainly focused on the business side of hospital. There is little to no romance in both show.

20 scenes of june is a pilot to mary is happy mary is happy, wo they have the same director and the lead actress is the same too, but the account whose tweets are being used is different.

Both are slower movies that quite a few rather long takes. They also have the same directors and both movies are relatively short features.

They share the same directors, both films are some of his earliest features. They also have a kind of added sentences element, in Mary is Happy Mary is Happy its tweets in 36 its mostly sentences similar to tweets.

The time might be a little different, but they are BOTH REALLY GOOD!!!
Have fun watching! I love to watch taiga dramas so if anyone needs any recs, don't be afraid to ask me!

Its similar because they are both taiga's just on different sides and the time might be a little different...

The actors RamKing, who will play PerthLay in this series, are also together in My Engineer. I believe they're going to be in episode four releasing April 2nd.
Obviously, I have yet to watch Y-Destiny since it hasn't come out, but if you want a little sneak peek of their chemistry, check out My Engineer.

Both involve the idea/concept of “evil spirits” and assisting spirits to ascend peacefully. I loved the Uncanny Counter but be warned, there’s no romance between the female and male lead. If there was, Uncanny Counter would overtake Bring it on Ghost as my favorite kdrama.