With You (2016)

Similar plots - high school setting, girl falls in love with the class genius, a love rival (severe second lead syndrome here) and the plot progresses to university and beyond

- High school romance
- Intelligent ML
- Great chemistry
- Friendship
- Character development
- Deskmates
They both have similar feels in terms of romance and high school feels. However, Our Secrets is more relatable and leaves you with a deep impression. With You also deals with high school romance and familiar problems and a worth watch.

How Yu Huai treated Geng Geng is kind of similar to how Siyue treated Ding Xian.

Also, both stories involve smart male leads who made way to be deskmates with the female leads. Both smart male leads helped female leads with their studies.

Lastly, MLs are both caring, and not the typical cold smart guy.

Like With You, Our Secret shows that they both love each other but did not confess during high school. They just showed their affections through actions.

-Same actress FL with similar characters in both dramas
-Both dramas start with the characters together during childhood and then continue later as adults when they establish the relationship.
-Both MLs have to leave the FL suddenly for a few years, and later suddenly return, to start a romantic relationship. (Sounds melodramatic ik, give it a chance xD)
-Very similar premise and themes, but overall, With You is more of a fluffy romance, and Go Ahead focuses much more on family themes.
-Complex characters with more realistic issues and plot complications. (both slightly have slice of life themes.)

In both dramas the FL and ML are class mates who initially bicker but slowly grows closer. Also in both dramas the ML disappears and the FL searches for him after a time skip.

Both of these have leads which are complete opposites in their studies, but rather quickly become friends and begin to like each other throughout high school, but after graduation the leads lose contact only to be reunited again later. Both are very very good though they have slightly different vibes and formats, but still totally worth the watch!

They're part of the same series and go to the same high school. The main characters of Unrequited Love appear in With You (with different a actor and actress).

Both are based on novels written by the same author, and the backdrop is the same academically illustrious high school, Zhenhua. There are several similarities between the two, the MLs and FLs have a lovely contrast in character, not in the same ways, but in both stories are initially presented as completely different people who slowly learn about their similarities to each other. The relationship of the ML/FL in All These Years also showcases how they relied on one another to get by troubling times. They’re both bittersweet but captivating stories. All These Years is a heavier story with a lighter ending.

Both are youth dramas with similar story lines - awkward not-typically-pretty high school girl befriends handsome high school boy(s). If you enjoy one it's likely you will enjoy the other.

Both male leads are smart, on the other hand, female leads are just average. Male leads are always there for the female lead. What happened in a particular timeline in With You also kind of happened here (I don’t to give details so that I cannot spoil)

It's remake of drama with you. Character with same name and the similar scenario. If you have loved the drama then it's definitely gonna be one of your favourite movie.

Same about schooling drama ! Youth is really a nice drama and you will love it if you like with you! Do try it !

The setting is the same school setting and similar in the male lead for the sudden disappear without telling the reason why. Its both school to adulting love story

Both dramas the boy and girl do not like each other and have sit together
At first they don't like it but then they can't sit without each other wow CLAPS
Both dramas the boy and girl are pretty different from each other
And lastly both dramas the boy falls in love first

Follows a tight knit group of friends through the trials and tribulations of adolescence. There are no typical drama tropes with intense love triangles or revenge plots. There’s a sense of nostalgia and the realism of each and every character makes them that much more relatable and endearing.