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Both are movies with a FL who are dealing with a life as a person with Leukemia.........................

Both are movies with a school environment setting where a classmate is struggling with an illness. Having good people around makes all the difference in the world.

Both movies show a relationship blossoming in a school setting as the FL deals with an illness..............

Love Untangled and Who Are You: School 2015 share the core similarity of a secret identity or switched lives, where the protagonist struggles with the ramifications of living as someone else due to circumstances or a case of mistaken identity. Both K-dramas also feature themes of school life, bullying, identity, and a love triangle, with the central conflict revolving around uncovering the truth behind the switch or deception, and a romantic subplot involving a love triangle.

Same Female Lead. Not quiet similar but may do if you can't get enough with EunSoo.

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The story of the precarious and affectionate first love of a 19-year-old who carries around a letter of resignation.

Genres: Romance, Youth, Drama

Same Female Lead. Not quiet similar but may do if you can't get enough with EunSoo.

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The story of a boy's first love, a girl who returns a poorly written anthology.

Genres: Romance, Life, Youth, Drama
Tags: Flashback To Past, First Love, Hot-tempered Female Lead, Nice Male Lead, Uncle-Niece Relationship, Smart Male Lead, High School, Grandma-Granddaughter Relationship, Student Female Lead, Student Male Lead

Since Ghost Train is the sequel movie, both movies have the same plot of a person asking for real horror stories from someone who worked at that place (Subway station manager and Mansion caretaker), which both people turned out to be the final story that the person will ever hear.

if you like spy vibes, also you can find similar concepts like btrayal and royalty...as well as the dual path of choosing between humanity or duty; you can also watch "the devil's plan" that kinda resemble same people and vibes in the drama.

The thriller involving time and space will keep you intrigued throughout the episodes. It’s filled with twists, confusion, and a plot that will make you ponder multiple theories. It beautifully blends the themes of family and friendship. I love "Begin Youth" and hope you’ll enjoy it too!

recommending this wholeheartedly

Finally!!! A decade of waiting and searching for movies similar to my all-time favourite Crazy Little Thing Called Love, and it just went like this.

One of the reasons why I watched Love Untangled. If LU was of your taste, then "Crazy Little Thing Called Love" is just perfect for your cravings (my top-tier for this kind) and there won't be any movie that i could recommend like LU, none more than CLTCL.

OK! wont spoil any more further! u'll know when you watch CLTCL, but still, don't let your guard down pal! hehe ;)

...thank me later as you'll meet my forever favourite "first love" themed movie on your screens cause there's really nothing, like a crazy little thing called love.

Both Tie Me (K)not and 101st Marriage Proposal showcase how authentic, unwavering love can help heal past traumas and empower a strong woman to reclaim her emotional strength. Both dramas center around a female lead deeply wounded—Lalita from abuse, Kaoru from grief—whose emotional healing comes through the steadfast, caring love of the male lead. In Tie Me (K)not Lalita finds empowerment through her journey and Toey’s support; in 101st Marriage Proposal Kaoru learns to move forward and embrace love again through Tatsuro’s persistence.

Both Lhong Ngao Jun and Jamloei Rak follow revenge-driven plots fueled by mistaken identity, where the male leads target the wrong women for past tragedies. Ae blames Pim for his friend’s death, while Harit blames Soraya for his brother’s suicide. Both men later realize the women are innocent, and their hatred gradually turns into love. The dramas blend themes of revenge, romance, and emotional growth, with both female leads suffering mistreatment from their families.

Mok Sol Hee is a young woman with the supernatural ability to hear people’s lies, leaving her disillusioned and distrustful of others. Her outlook changes when she meets Kim Do Ha, a music producer hiding next door after becoming embroiled in a murder case. As she discovers that her ability doesn't work on him, she becomes intrigued by the mysterious man. But will she uncover the secrets of his heart?

The trailer totally fooled me into thinking this was going to be a Mulan story... I mean, the title Female General basically screamed it.

And then there’s the bath scene in the hot spring—yeah, both versions had the male lead attacking the female lead.

Both series feature a badass female lead and a supportive, equally strong male lead!
Questionable ending but the story is captivating from the very beginning.