Miss Hammurabi (2018)

Slow burn romance. Female lead that always stands for justice. Both shows are slow paced romance in work place while Miss Hammurabi the are judges in Into the Ring they are public servants. Cute male leads that support female leads!!!

Strong female lead, the romance setting is quite the same - surrounded by working in the law field. I just get the same vibe from these two shows.

Courtroom/legal dramas, lawyer main character.

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Lawyer lead character. Courtroom scenes and cases. Main leads work together against the odds. FL rejects ML's interest in her at first.

Strong Female Leads in the Court Room!

• Both dramas feature a female character with a main role in the judicial system on a mission to affect change, while doing the absolute best job that they can!

• Both dramas also feature a timid male character that falls for our female lead, while also supporting her endeavors and making changes in their own outlook on life.

• Both dramas present playful, yet serious and occasionally heart-wrenching cases that are pure tear-jerkers

Judge Profession
Some episodes Young offenders were shown
Both have Badass FL when it comes to reveal justice they will go any length
Both are court room dramas

It's by the same writer who is also a former judge, so if you'll love both!

MTF really didn't have any recommended drama until the day I write this rec. I believe that because it is a very peculiar drama with a very specific theme, approaching the real estate market and it's real meaning. Even because it has a dense plot I think that few ppl could finished it. What doesn't happen in Miss Hammurabi, a legal drama, which is shorter and more fluid.
For me, the similarity between them is the relationship between the characters of both shows. The protagonist couples are co-workers who learn to face the challenges of their work field. There is criticism of society in both. Another similar point is the male protagonists, who changeg their perspectives because of the FL's, who cannot accept injustices. They fall in love with FL and, despite being rejected at first, they remain by their side giving all support and eventually their feelings are reciprocated.

MTF realmente não teve nenhum dorama recomendado até o dia que escrevo esta rec. Acredito que pelo fato de ser um drama muito peculiar com um tema bem específico, abordado o mercado imobiliário e seu real significado. Até por ele ter um enredo denso acho que poucos terminaram ele. O que não acontece em Miss Hammurabi, drama legal, que é mais curto e mais fluído.
Para mim, a semelhança entre eles é a relação entre os personagens de ambos os shows. Os casais protagonistas são colegas de trabalho que vão aprendendo enfrentar os desafios de seus ramos de trabalho unidos. Há críticas à sociedade em ambos. Outro ponto semelhante são os protagonistas masculinos que vão mudando suas perspectivas por causa das FL's, que não podem aceitar injustiças. Eles se apaixonam por elas e, apesar de serem rejeitados num primeiro momento, permanecem ao seu lado dando todo suporte e eventualmente seus sentimentos são correspondidos.

Both dramas offer a glimpse into the legal world from the point of view of inexperienced judges with a particular sense of justice.

Great courtroom case stories, it isn't just about romance... :))) Has a great cast of actors/actresses.

Of course, one is historical and the other one not, but I feel like they have similar vibes. Both expecially have STRONG female leads who speaks always about "workplace" abuse.
Both recommended.

Both dramas are very progressive and make a social commentary about the struggles women face in and outside the workplace. From sexual harassment to gender discrimination and everything in between. Both are dramas that will leave you thinking.

This drama seriously reminds me of Misaeng. The overall premise is the struggles of different office workers. There is also this at first misunderstood team chief (head judge of their department) who has tough time feeding and worrying about his family bc his character doesn't allow him to be promoted. He always scolds his hoobaes which gives him the image that he doesn't care, but he does a lot. The girl is a little different bc in this drama she is very confident from the start on, but both female characters have to fight female descrimination. Myung Soos character eventhough youd think he is the opposite of Ge Rae, still resembles him very much. Other judges don't like him and he continuously searches for the best way, the most right way while questioning his own thinking too. There is also this co worker who is all fun and socialable and you think he has no problems in life when in reality he struggles too but always works hard to lift up the mood of the group.

Same slice of life feeling, while at the same time dealing with issues brought up during the work of civil servants/police officers. Both focus on human interactions and sometimes touch on sensitive subjects, but manage to avoid melodrama.

Both have court room Drama.
Both shows have a procedural formula for Legal Cases with an overaching main plot.
Both shows have social commentary and they point out/deal with societal flaws and stereotypes.
Both shows are more focused on the courtroom stories and legal cases instead of romance.

Where it differs is that One Dollar Lawyer has sattire, eccentric lead and a more comedic tone while Miss Hammurabi has a more serious undertone centered on character development.