Recommendations

"I want to eat you" but I need you. Almost the same premise. it's just that now, it is Lee Seung Gi's turn to "crave" his one true love.

Games, Betrayal, Friendship,
Did you watch one of them and thinking if you should watch the other ? then I think you shouldn't waste time reading any more, JUST GO FOR THEM

The leads gain the chances through a third party to redo specific bits of their past. They receive the knowledge from that third party, and try to alter those specific bits of the past to end it on a happier note; at the same time altering the present they are currently in. The more of those bits they altered that built up, the more the future diverged from it's original course.

It also about food. The main story is quite different from hot and sweet drama but the common thing is that the romance revolves around food.

Boku no Ita Jikan and Sky of Love (Koizora) both show how one of the character's illness affects their relationship.

Both of the plots are based on a "contract marriage" where eventually both of the main characters start to develop romantic feelings for each other.

Not your typical love story.A realistic drama about the hardships and struggles in life. A great storyline about finding true love. A must see for everyone who wants tearjerker dramas.A plausible performance from the actors and actresses. I just loved everything about it.It shows the real meaning of love and family.

The leads coming from a modern age end up back in time to the age of warring states, where samurai exists; and try to temporary live in such a world full of strife. They encounter, move the people around them, and fall in love. The only big difference is in Ashi Girl, it's the female lead; while in Nobunaga Concerto, it's the male lead.

Both stories show the characters in their school years where the girl is smitten and goes after the guy without a care in the world and eventually gets the guy. In both stories the couple dates for a period but misunderstandings pull them apart. Flash to the present we see that the girl is hesitant to restart the relationship because they don't know if the guy truly loves them. On the other hand the guy has pined after the girl over the time skip and has been quietly loving her in his own way and slowly works his way back into her heart.

Same author, same universe, same school.

The struggles of high school students, the beauty of love, and the Chinese culture.

Lots to look forward to. It's good stuff.

Same premise. (In fact, I thought BTIMFL was based on NigeHaji...) A _very_ particular IT guy goes into a marriage contract with an out of work woman who takes care of his household.

I have to say...the story is different. But bare whit me. I think these movies humor is alike (kind of crazy). Editing is also similar. I think if you enjoyed 'How to Use Guys with Secret Tips' you are gonna enjoy 'Devil and Angel'.

both say stories about japanese occupation in Korea, fighting about freedom, friendship, war, love...
and both of them have amazing soundtracks

Female leads are vampires that try to live a normal upstanding life among humans in society. They try to fight the urges from being born a vampire, and hide their identity as a vampire; but things change when they fall in love.

Ambos mostram garotas que conseguiram crescer e superar as angústias trabalhando em hostess clubs.
Platonic Sex conta sobre a vida da garota e os contratempos de sua vida, mas acaba virando um romance.
Hitsudan Hostess mostra uma surda e sua dificuldade de achar um bom emprego, ela acaba em um hostess mesmo a familia dela sendo contra, e la ela consegue se encaixar e crescer.