Recommendations

It has very similar feeling to it. Especially the relationship of the leads and how they trust each other.

Both are sci-fi and originate from novels by the same award winning author, Liu Ci Xin. Wandering Earth is derived from the first short story in the book of short stories with the same title. The Three Body Problem is the first novel in a book trilogy.

The similarty lies un the fact that both dramas center around middle-aged men.
AGD is lighter than GF which has a murder as a pivotal plot point.

Leads suffer psychological disorders/trauma and help each other throughout the drama.

Overall great dramas and even better chemistry. Would rank these dramas as the best in 2020 for k-ent and c-ent.

This drama gave similar feels, plus lead actress recommend this drama. Loved both dramas. Coming of age and High school setting.

both are fantasy, mystery, sci-fi genres about time travelling and people trying to change their life

If you enjoyed one, you'd probably like the other.

Same leads, same production team, same witty dialogues, and the same strong leading lady.

The only difference is the time period.

You'll definitely experience a sense of déjà vu.

You can't watch one without the other, and you've got to watch the first season to make sense of the sequel.

And obviously if you enjoyed the first season, you would expect a closure in the second season.

Expect more of the same, with blood and guts galore.

Retaining the cast not only maintains the production standards but also preserves the continuity of the plot.

Both dramas share much similarities between them.

The brilliant mind of the brooding detective, mysterious cases to solve, a group of helpful friends, and a bit of romance amidst all that.

And, both dramas have major plot twists at the end.

War, friendship, brotherhood, sad Cruel, survival, cultural Belief, royalty, countries, sacrify, pure, organize, sincerity, simplicity

has the same colour pallete. even though tht plots are different, they give off the same environment and feeling. both are aesthetic af

Both are about students getting powers. Both are short drama too. If you liked Govengers then you will like unexpected heroes for sure.

King and Queen has the same writer, covers the exact time period with the same historical figures and even some of the exact same scenes, but focuses more on the time period than on any one character. Also Queen Yun is her correct age in this one and not like 9 years older

- although time teaches me to love is a contract relationship, there is still tension between the 2 parties
- male lead is bland. not sure if it is the acting but jesus christ can this man react. i mean the dude is worse in time teaches me to love but god i want some emotion for the love of god... how the supporting characters out-act you....
- workplace drama
- gives me the same boring vibe i must say- but the i like the female lead in Time Teaches me to Love better- she has more sense, doesn't end up setting herself up for failure, and can make choices for herself

- male lead is undeveloped and very one dimensional can only be mad and is mostly emotionless
- female lead is very naive and gets easily hurt by everything, while also being indecisive about everything
- female lead has no idea what she is doing
- no chem between main leads
- dragging and weird scenes that are supposed to be emotional but not
- in Pretty Li Hui Zhen, you have second male lead syndrome. with rich man, the second male lead is pure trash so the female lead ends up rlly seeming to have a connection with no one
- workplace drama, but pretty li hui zhen has a more concrete story while rich man is literally all over the place n gives short parts to the office staff