Recommendations

The similiar between both are
-female centered plot
-friendship
-very close to reality life
-living together
-dreams
-life choices
-romance

-Male leads are really similar to me (both seem cold at the beginning but turn out to be sweet and caring)
-Both female leads are celebrities and have similar personalities
-Genuinely sweet moments between leads in both :)
-In Intense Love plot seems more fast paced

Similarities:
-rich male lead / poor female lead
-ceo using work to keep female lead close
-similar vibe

A look a the lives of two sex workers in Tokyo: Rei, who works as an S&M dominatrix, and Ayumi, in the more straightforward profession of call girl.

A reticent, stiff and introverted office worker, Takafumi, joins a secret BDSM club to have dominatrices surprise him at random times. The club offers a wide variety of ways in which he is beaten and humiliated, the treatments are compulsory and unexpected as to time, place, manner and mistress.

-Both leads have amazing chemistry
-Same ML actor (Ding Yu Xi)
-Sweet moments
-They both have an arranged marriage

Group solving crimes together. Good sense of camaraderie.

Both The Fiery Priest and 38 Task Force have highly passionate main characters leading elaborate schemes against a large cast of the powerfully corrupt.
Both explore characters that are morally grey (especially with their main characters, but also applies to characters that start out as villains but turn into allies).
Both are fast paced and give small victories with each episode so that you're not frustrated despite the high stakes and twists and turns.
Minimal romance in both dramas, but The Fiery Priest is funnier.

This is Korean vesion of this drama.
Not ocmpletely the same storyline but both reveals a relationship between a minor and a teacher.

They both have that rookie/mentor close relationship and if you liked Misaeng you'll definitely like Argon - although, in my opinion, argon was a bit more fast-paced. They both deal with the workplace and there is no romance at all. Both were feel-good shows that gave off the same vibe.

SIMILARITIES
SETTING: in contemporary Chinese fashion industry- corporate espionage
FL - hardworking, strives to be ethical
ML - fashion industry executive
2FL - conniving and possessive with a man who doesn't place her first
2ML - fashion industry executive with questionable ethics

DIFFERENCES
RELATIONSHIPS: LD = love triangle, MBEB = love quadrangle with history shown in flashbacks
FL - LD = more sociably likeable, MBEB = prideful and lacking empathy for employees
ML - LD = Johnny Huang, MBEB = Jerry Yan
2FL - LD = actress, MBEB = former designer turned super model
2 ML - LD = motivated by vengeance, MBEB = motivated to earn money and show 2FL what she missed

Although one is about time travel and another one is not, both dramas have lots of similarities with their respective cases. In both dramas we have a police team that has to deal with similar cases, and situations. Both main leads get help from a female lead who is not involved in the police department. Both cases are gripping and surprising and full of twists and turns one would not expect.

Both are about strong and unconventional female leads!

In "The hidden Fortress", two peasants agree to escort a disgraced samurai general and a princess (Misa Uehara) across enemy lines.

I felt like Chen Yun Ru's character is similar to Umine Zenko's one , since both initially feel unloved and disconnected from society. Both dramas talk about "being inside" someone else's body.

Both are based on fiction by Shuhei Fujisawa.

A look at the relationship between a young blind samurai (Kimura) and his wife, who will make a sacrifice in order to defend her husband's honor.