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It both talks about somebody with a special ability that eventually found somebody "immune" to it which caused the "villain" to do everything to harm the person immune to his abilities.
Recommended by ReikabLeu - Mar 25, 2019
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Both are variety shows with celebrities thinking of ways and solving puzzles to escape from the secret chamber.
Recommended by loveanimeever - Mar 25, 2019
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Kill It airs in the same time slot as Trap, and it might be part of OCN’s “Dramatic Cinema” project. they are both fast paced and action packed...
Recommended by XingBack - Mar 25, 2019
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Both deal with the strength of the family bond in Asian society. Seven Sundays is not as tragic but the theme is similar.
Recommended by Drama_ junkie - Mar 25, 2019
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Kill it gives me that same angsty dark vibed crime genre. Both male leads are not a simple good or bad type? And both female leads are cops and strong
Recommended by XingBack - Mar 25, 2019
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Both are written by the same author. Male lead’s character is very complex as he is involved in the downfall of her family (but not as dramatic as GBMP) and the drama is also very political. But it’s unique and the actors makes it astonishingly enjoyable. The story in SIF is not in chronological order so the beginning may be a little confusing to some audiences and uses flashbacks instead as it jumps 2 years later into their marriage while GMP’s events goes in it’s chronological order. But both leads carries hatred and vengefulness.
But don’t forget, the author is known as the step-mother of her novels and yes this is also a tragedy. Both are a bittersweet melodrama with great OSTs that compliments the angsty and tragedy of it.
Recommended by Prriyaaink - Mar 24, 2019
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Both have tortured romance based on revenge. Men who become obsessed with their women. Both men also wanted to keep the FL as mistresses with their fiance/wife.
Both men also sought to keep the FL captive.
Recommended by Girl With No Name - Mar 24, 2019
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Both are romantic family dramas with interesting family members and relationships.
SWLT is more easy going, warm and focused on whole family and MOM is more focused on mother and daughter relationship and living together while working.
Recommended by Lilly Juliet Jaššová - Mar 24, 2019
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If you liked the laugh out loud (and sometimes slapstick) comedy in 'I Picked Up a Star' you'll love the hilariousness that is Eulachacha Waikiki - its genuinely funny as hell!
Recommended by watchtheram - Mar 24, 2019
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Both are epic jidaigeki about a duo living during Meiji restoration. Both are very similar.................................................
Recommended by Aoi_Takahashi_12 - Mar 24, 2019
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Both involve stardom: in RNJJH male lead is an actor and in ROA the leads are stars of a reality show (without the FL knowing it!)

In both the ML & FL bicker at 1st before they fall in love

Both have also a SUSPENSE element

In both the male lead is keeping a secret about their identity: In RNJJH he is pretending to be his gay twin brother; in ROA he hides his real identity as a rich guy from the poor/ordinary girl female lead

How will the other lead react to the truth? Will their love be able to overcome the secret?

Beside the amazing leads, the ensemble cast & characters area amazing too. So many characters to love!

Both are really warmhearted dramas
Recommended by JulySnow2 - Mar 24, 2019
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Both romcoms involve stardom: in FW female lead is an actress and in ROA the leads are stars of a reality show (without the FL knowing it!)

Both have also a MELODRAMA element

In both 1 lead is hiding their identity of a rich person

Both have a family/ensemble element too
Recommended by JulySnow2 - Mar 24, 2019
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Both romcoms involve stardom: in TYH female lead is an actress and in ROA the leads are stars of a reality show (without the FL knowing it!)

In both the ML & FL bicker at 1st before they fall in love

Both have a very lovable female lead

Both have also a SUSPENSE element

In both 1 of the leads is keeping a major secret: In TYH that FL is working at lawfirm ML works at only to rehearse a role to make an acting comeback; in ROA the male lead hides his real identity as a rich guy from the poor/ordinary girl female lead and works at a farm associated with the female lead.

How will the other lead react to the truth? Will their love be able to overcome the secret?

Beside the amazing leads, the ensemble cast & characters area amazing too. So many characters to love!

Both are really warmhearted dramas
Recommended by JulySnow2 - Mar 24, 2019
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Both funny romcoms involving 1 of the leads being an actor and the other a star something else (star doctor and star magazine editor respectively) with a lead pair with amazing chemistry.

Both have flashbacks to one of the lead's past trauma

In both 1 character pretends to be gay

Both have a jerk/psycho 2nd lead (which isnt a bad annoying thing. It just makes you root all the more for their downfall and more for the lead pair)

In both the male & female leads have a healthy relationship and learn and grow from each other

Both make you ship the leads so much!
Recommended by JulySnow2 - Mar 24, 2019
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Both funny romcoms involving 1 of the leads being an actor and the other a star something else (star lawyer and star magazine editor respectively) with a lead pair with amazing chemistry.

Both have a lead keeping a major secret about why they are where they are working/working and living.

Both have SUSPENSE element too:
- TYH because of law cases and RNJJH because of mystery involving a suicide attempt + the male lead is pretending to be gay

Both have later on a creepy psycho man, making both more thriller like

Both female leads are a bit annoying at 1st, but later both so extremely lovable!

In both the male & female leads have a healthy relationship and learn and grow from each other

Both have 2ndary pairings/lovelines beside the lead pair.

Both dramas can seem cheesy at 1st, but get past the 1st few episodes and you'll love both!

Both will make you ship the leads so much!!
Recommended by JulySnow2 - Mar 24, 2019