Recommendations

+ craftsmanship
+ drawing (more of a side plot in rbt)
+ enemies to lovers
+ great dynamics of the main couple
+ young people (working life in rbt / college in mao)
+ short dramas (30 minute episodes)
Rainbow Town: 31 episodes / Mountains and Ocean : 24 episodes
+ strong female leads
+ Rainbow Town will not give you a second lead syndrome
In general both dramas are very sweet and have this theme of reviving an old craft which is something that's really nice to see. Rainbow Town also focuses a lot on friendship.

Both have detective work and are fairly fluffy romance dramas. both dramas focus on the romance aspect of things and are rather light.

Both have detective work and romance. I would say Under the Power is more focused on the detective work whereas Maiden Holmes is more fluffy and focuses more on the romance. Both are very good shows!

In both, the male lead is a god who had to go to Earth due to losing something vital to their job in the heavenly realm. Honestly, I didn't love The Bride of Habaek (it had so much wasted potential!), but I just thought their situations were kind of similar at least at the beginning.

3 warriors from the Goryo Dynasty lead a riot. Due to the betrayal of Deok-Ki (Lee Byung-Hun), Poong-Chun (Bae Soo-Bin) dies. Deok-Ki then tries to persuade Seol-Rang (Jeon Do-Yeon) to join his side, but she refuses. She then flees with Poong-Chun's sword and his infant daughter.

18 years later, the female warrior is now blind and she trains the young woman (Kim Go-Eun) to use the sword for revenge. Meanwhile, Deok-Ki is the most powerful man in the country. Soon blood will be shed.

Both stem from not ground-breaking (often bordering very cliche) concepts, yet they manage to pull unexpectedly great executions

Similarity in premise. Male lead goes to seek revenge from his ex lover but ends up falling in love with her stepdaughter.

Similar concepts of lovers being fated for each other but love of thousand years happens over many life times dance of the phoenix is more of a time travel/childhood lovers situation, has similar tropes with the fantasy and politics, both also started off great but ended up being okay at best

Both contain abusive manipulative male leads, I think both are entertaining, I just love to hate the male leads and drama

Both male leads have a emotion disorder. Both dramas are about solving crime.
However, Stranger doesn't have romance between ML and FL although they
share a connection it is not a romantic one. Maybe in Stranger 2 they will?

Same ML type as in Alice. Both have lack of feeling
or understanding emotions disorder. They don't process emotion
like average people can. Both have a Police officer as Main Lead.

These are similar in theme as well as production.

The short films are rather innocent, both plotwise and regarding the characters. The production is rather naïve. And while many do not rate these shorts highly, they may be just what an aching sweet tooth is in need of.

Both of these dramas revolve around a girl who lies about having a boyfriend. She takes a photo of a random boy and shows it to everyone, saying that he's her boyfriend. Unbeknownst to her, the boy in the picture goes to the same school as her and isn't the kind type.

Both are modern day fantasy stories with magic and superheroes.

The two shows each take a similar approach to its villains with demonic creatures taking over the bodies of normal humans after crossing a moral line/falling to despair. Only in Wizard this is not instantaneous and the victim is allowed to fight back or be saved by the hero.

The lead females of both shows also show similarities in their stories with the hero fighting to keep them alive and relationships with her father being examined.

Love in Sadness music vibe is present in Bad Guy (and vice versa).
Melodramas with some suspense.
A fight with those in power. And falling in love during the fight.
Hidden identities. Lies. Pitiful.
Love in sadness is less painful, however.
Bad Guy is way more intense.