Recommendations

Though her characters are very different in the two series, this excellent (if sometimes slow) show was Jin Se Yeon's last sageuk role, for which she earned and received much praise.

While poor reedits on SBS's part make this one somewhat uneven, the core story is also a romance between young lovers who bond partly through their love of painting, and who are separated due to royal machinations.

By far the best sageuk of 2017 (in my opinion) this focuses primarily on the common and slave classes and the corruption of the royal and noble classes. While the plots have little similarity, they are both sageuks highly reminiscent of the recent golden age of sageuks in the mid-late 2000s.

While Park Shi Hoo's involvement is an understandable turnoff for many, The Princess Man is a classic "forbidden love" romance series by the same PD as Grand Prince.

Maids is written by the same writer and features a young woman whose legal status and romances are affected by the political world around her.

Both revolve around family and war
Both are character-driven
Both have relatable characters
Both are emotionally draining

also married as a job and to keep dignity
if you like cohabitation romance
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same story based on manga "itazura no kiss".
same plot,
same characteres,
same feeling but different language.

same story based on manga "itazura no kiss".
same plot,
same characteres,
same feeling
same language.

same story based on manga "itazura no kiss".
same plot,
same characteres,
same feeling but different language.

they're based on the same manga "itazura no kiss".
same plot,
same story,
same characteres,
but different language.

The plot is smilliar both leads fall in love in college and for some reason one vanishes for a certain amonth of time then meet up in there adult life and the story continues

Both are historically based dramas. In both of the dramas, a woman is pretending to be an eunuch, who stays close to a Master of the Throne or the King per say. Both dramas are about the love stories of how the king and the girl develop feelings for each other.

Both are introduced as melodrama and makjang which revolve around "identity swap" as the overarching theme. In Mask, it involves two strangers who look exactly alike (doppelganger) while in Nice Witch, it involves an identical twins.

Due to certain circumstances, both main female leads (who also happen to be the ones living a hard life and currently in a dire situation), were asked to take the other's identity and later became entangled with powerful people and series of misunderstandings.

Compare to Mask, Nice Witch has more comedic values in it.

Hmmm..... we're should I start (?) this is my first time doing this because I can't believe no one felt the same yet ...the drama genres are different, in kg.. the family is getting together and bonding due to some unfortunate events... and in memory, the mc got diagnosed with Alzheimer's... so he is trying to complete his unfinished jobs .. and getting closer to his family after concentrating on his job as a successful attorney... both are heartwarming, full of feels , and sad .... it is also bittersweet in a way ... I am certain that if you like one of those two titles and especially the family part , you'd love the other one !!
( please not memory is a k drama)