Recommendations

Both series have a main male lead who is morally upstanding in an increasingly corrupted work environment. Both of their bosses also dislike them and would like to see them fired.

both are a supernatural/fantasy office romance drama, they are both super cute, light and refreshing

Females leads have trouble studying but tries their best to rank well. They're both very energetic, doesn't care what others think of them.

Males leads are very smart and tutors the female lead. They are popular among the peers and teachers because of how intelligent they are.

So similar. only difference is that the guys don't immediately fall for the main girl in Asuko March.

If you enjoy dark twisted romance dramas then this is the drama for you, both have antiheroes as leads, lots of twists and turns, BUT Byakuyako is definitely darker since the female lead is the real villain, in the smile has left your eyes the male lead is the twisted one, both are worth watching with good acting.

Recommended especially for fans of Pree and Rambo, their story and both seasons of Gay Ok Bangkok come with a good amount of angst, drama, and happy feelings. The love scenes are also more steamy and mature than your typical BL. In addition, both dramas focus on young adults in a professional, rather than school, setting.

Both dramas center around a group of young adult friends in a professional setting, both include straight and gay couples, and both explore similar themes in terms of relationship struggles, including infidelity (Friend Zone is more diverse in the challenges it explores, but both have similar vibes).

- Both male leads have superpower (also they kinda look similar and handsome)
- ML is searching for "the girl"
- Both female leads have a hopeless life before meeting ML

Both lead couple are very handsome and pretty.

Both lead couple is the only child of the family.

The lead actress in My Love from the Ocean and the lead actor in Mr Swimmer are adopted.

Both drama have bromance but slightly different.

both dramas happen around the same time period of the japanese occupation, also they share the same westernized modernized costumes and the settings...

It has the same kind of feel, with empowered women and main leads that have great chemistry! I'd say both keep u glued to the screen and leave you wanting to see more of the main couples!

Are monsters created or born that way? Both shows ask that question of its characters. If you’re into a psychopath criminal playing mind games and a male lead who straddles the line of in/sanity, these shows are for you. I won’t say more. You deserve the full experience without spoilers.

Both are period dramas and has a mix of romance and war.In both dramas male lead knew the FL as a young girl and falls in love with her after being apart for years.

In both dramas...
• The ML starts out answering to the ML, in Untouchable Lovers he is her male concubine and in Oriental Odyssey he is her slave.
• Both have female leads that investigate and solve crimes, although in Untouchable Lovers they are less like investigations and more uncovering secrets.
• The ML falls in love with the FL and later loses his memory and meets her again as a prince.
• In both dramas the FL and the ML meet and fall in love twice.

Amazing cast and well written main female character. Both have mystery in the forefront of the plot but with a hint of romance and comedy.