Recommendations

I love the fun and interesting relationships between the in-laws in Five Children and the Potential in-laws in Wonderful Days. Both are Family dramas. Both follow the adorable and sometimes funny budding romances of the other family members. Both portray single parents and how they and their children deal with meeting their new love interest.

They are kind of similar in the fact that legendary characters from hundreds of years ago end up with a reluctant caregiver who gradually becomes attached to them. They are similar in plot, while Gumiho lacks the murder mystery aspect.

Both have this suspense feeling and the past/present thing (main characters knew each other in the past) aaand in both dramas are handsome guys!

Both male leads have a child from a previous relationship. You don't see as much of the relationship in OMHE as you do in O!ML.

when I watched ''Socialphobia'' I thought about ''Bleak Night''

SPOILER !


both have : - a dark plot

- part about loosing a friend

- suicide

- school life

Both are coming of age stories that deal with personal hardships and test the limits of the main characters. Not only do they both deal with school related problems but they embrace said issues and show how they can be overcome. Additionally, they are similar in the aspect of dealing with romance as it is touched briefly before focusing on the main points of the drama, which are the story line and plot. Thus these two dramas are similar even in their differences and if you enjoyed Splash Splash LOVE then you'll definitely enjoy Page Turner.

While one of the dramas is a revenge story and the other is just family-romance, in both female leads lied to male leads before the marriage and suffer after the marriage because they need to keep secrets from the people they love. You may hate the female leads for hurting their men, but still can understand their actions. *Wedding doesn't happen in the very beginning and you see the whole development of the relationship in both, from OTP's first encounter.

Our Times is like the Taiwanese adaptation of 'He Was Cool'. Both 'bad guy' leads; both clumsy and innocent female leads. And both male leads have 'pasts'. Both awesome and worth watching!

Both stories involve a marriage contract, but Prime Minister and I has less melodrama.

The story is almost same, but i think this one is more romantic than Ya Leum Chan because the female lead married a man only save his land lady's child(because she was in us and the landlady was in jail). Also she didn't have any baby from her fake marriage. The guy in this chinese series is really hot :P .

Similar situation except a guy is dressed as a girl! To pursue he career and gain popularity as an idol!

Back to take revenge plot. Both characters are rich and pretty organized in terms of the way the plan their revenge. The girl of course, while being their weakness, is also their only remaining tie to humanity.

Rich weird guy falls for poor, clueless girl. Rich Guy falls first and pursues her even though he keeps denying it. His behaviour is totally crazy that everyone who knew him wants to know if he went mad. He faces up to his feelings soon though, and takes care of his girl.

Both are boss-employee romance.

Overall, High-End Crush was sweeter, and more hilarious, with the male lead so confused and behaving abnormally.

Both leads end up with kids that change them for the better. In the movie it's about a teacher who is inspired to be a real teacher b/c of his students and in GI it's a gangster that gets a kindergarten handed down to him by his grandma - and he has to go from wanting to sell the place to saving it. - one is a movie and the other is a drama :)

Both are very game based. The characters are continuously faced with games (which relate to their current problems in the plot) and need to find a way to solve them (to move forward with the story; save someone or themselves, get something, etc).