Recommendations

These dramas are both innocent cohabitation stories, and it's very focused on the main characters and their feelings, which was the best part in my opinion. I often dislike it when dramas try to cram so much into the story that they neglect to develop the main story, the reason why people watch in the first place. There's lots of cute moments in both stories, but they're realistic and not diabetes inducing or forced. I highly recommend them both, and if you liked one, I'm sure you'll like the other! :))

Same setting, same characters. Both are about the Manchu invasions of Joseon. But unlike Three Musketeers, Cruel Palace is not an action drama, instead, it focuses more on the drama.

It have the same concept as in both drama the couple write a marriage contract and live as a Landowner & a tenant .

Its been many months since Cheese in the Trap but finally got same feels from another male lead, Xing Zhao Lin.

Shimura Teppei (Fujigaya Taisuke) grew up watching his policeman father who would ride side-by-side in marathons because he was a motorcycle cop, and dreamt of being a marathon runner as a child. But Teppei’s father lost his job and disappeared. Teppei ruined himself by becoming a well-known delinquent in the area. Under the influence of his childhood friend, Yuichi, Teppei chose to become a policeman after graduating from high school. He miraculouslypassed the recruitment exam and entered the police academy. However, he has been assigned to a “class of reserves” (Goriki Ayame, Koyanagi Yu, Okamoto Azusa, Mizusawa Erina, Ishii Tomoya, Mori Ren) which is a gathering of odds and ends. There are eight of them and each day they are only instructed by the assistant teacher, Ryuzaki Misaki, to sweep the academy grounds.

-rich guy/ poor girl
-enemies to lovers
-guy is a total spoiled jerk- girl is nice but tough and doesn't take his crap
-slow burn romance/angst
-they both have their own sad backstory
-the guy changes and become a better person because of the girl/through love

it has the enemies to lover trope like meteor garden where the girl is poor but tough and the guy is a rich spoiled brat with issues of his own who is mean to the her but he eventually changes to become a better person thanks to her and both fall in love with one another and face obstacles to be together. its a slow burn and bickering between the two.

They both start with two lonely people who enter contract marriages for financial reasons and find out a lot about themselves and each other while falling in love.

Male protagonist both lost someone close to them... later in the future, they meet someone who look identical to the person they lost. Both crime/detective dramas. Both female protagonists are followed by people who are after their life because of the main male protagonist

Pretty similar office rom-com dramas. They have the overlapping "mean boss" and the awkward but lovable main female lead. Both very enjoyable!

Although I haven't seen this drama, it sounds similar to a Chinese drama called Dear Prince, which I've seen. Dear Prince and Paragit Likhit Huajai both have main characters that can see the spirit of a superstar that was in some sort of accident. So the plot is very similar.

Similar vibe. Lead has special ability that helps with solving crimes. Watching While You Were Sleeping reminded me of The Girl Who Sees Scents

girl falls first.. clumsy,childish ,baka shoujo type XD
boy totally utterly n cold heartedly rejects :v
then starts to notice..gradually falls..
:'( strong second lead syndrome..
1st lead childish jealousy..
and they live happily ever after..

Exact same plot line, only GBC is centred around both leads and this is about the female lead. Second chances are everything! GBC is the superior drama though.

Both shows are written by the same people and have a very similar feeling. They seem cute, innocent and lighthearted on the surface but address problems in society at the same time, especially concerning women’s rights. There are very progressive themes in both shows that you don’t find in most dramas. I highly recommend them both! I promise you won’t regret it :))