Recommendations

- college setting
- MLs have a similar feel. They are both attractive, smart, cold people but they like the FL first and a lot.
- there is SFL lead that chases the male ML but he dislikes and mistrusts her and makes it very clear (I actually think that the SFL in professional single is more creepy because of the way she follows the ML even after he makes it very, very clear he does not like her even a little; as even just a human or friend. She feels like a stalker to me at times).

The drama has supernatural elements, there also some side plots that show the ML and FL fighting evil spirits.

This is another crime thriller along with romance. The FL is a detective who comes across a few cases which leads to her solving a major serial killing case that unveils some dark secrets of her husband. The drama keeps you on the edge of your seat.

The ML from The Uncanny Counter is the SML in Hot Stove League. The drama is a sports melodrama where every episode the ML solves a different conflict in the baseball team "Dreams" which has been on the last rank since the past few years. The ML's dream is to bring "Dreams" on top again. The ML's performance was outstanding in that drama too.

The ML's sister is in a "sham" marriage, the annoying SML who can't let go of the FL, FL trying to leave one complicated relationship to get into another that's equally complicated, cute and affable ML pursuing the FL first, even the aesthetic on the poster looks the same

If you like the parents/family dynamics of the Ban's in "A Girl Like Me", then you would love the family dynamics of the Li's in "Oh! My Sweet Liar". Both dramas feature amazing warm, unconventional families with open minded and wise parents. These parents make the viewers love the characters and wish there are more parents like these in dramas.

A couple of the most relaxing works from Japan. Both feature the talents of Kobayashi Satomi and Motai Masako. In both, Kobayashi stars as a middle-aged woman running a quirky small business. Both are written and directed by a woman. Though the creative forces behind them are different, the two women share similarities in directing style and aesthetic. Both also feature abundant nature and local folklore, lending a magical vibe to the stories. Whether or not there's any actual magical involved is up to the viewer to decide.

Drama about women in their 30s and challenges of life - 4 best friends all different stages in life, one single mom, one career orientated, one rich girl, one with regular job.

Short, quirky dramas about single, middle-aged women running a business are like a cup of warm tea on a cold day. In both cases, they star Kobayashi Satomi and are directed by Matsumoto Kana. Quaint scenery, the presence of nature, and of course the excellent Motai Masako in a supporting role. One can't go wrong watching one when they've enjoyed the other.

Both stories have the theme of seeing a part of someone's future (the bad premonitions/deaths), meeting a person who interrupts what's "normal" and "unchangeable" to them, and being able to change fate.

Evil spirits. People with a special ability that fight against them, teaming up with someone from the law enforcement.
The Cursed is like the horror version of The Uncanny Counter.

- FL becomes a teenager after being an adult
- Her brain goes to her teenage years not her body
- FL's relationship gets rekindled
- A story about regrets

Si yo recomendaría uno sería the romance of tigre and Rosendo misma actriz también viajan en el tiempo y se reencuentran al final aunque me gustó un poco más oh !my emperor

Pee Nak 2 is based only movie Pee Nak with some original characters. Pee Nak 2 explores more into the stories of previous characters in Pee Nak.

Another movie about how relationships develop. Sweet moments are to die for. The characters were perfectly developed and actors did a great job too