The Graduates is a wholesome dramedy that follows the lives of three main characters. One of them, Mayza, reminds me a lot of Karnkaew. She lies about being rich, looks down on office jobs and dreams of becoming an established influencer. On her quest to becoming one, she begins to go in the wrong direction similar to Karnkaew.

This is definitely not dark like Llhong Fai, but the characters are very similar in the way that they want to live a life of luxury and how to achieve it. It's like watching the same people and seeing what happens to them, if they were placed in a different environment.

Similar premise. In Unable Love (Ice/Two), FL is in love with gay ML and tries to make it work through love. This is my favorite out of the three similar CFD stories. It does a good job of portraying how no matter how great someone is or how compatible you are with them, it can't change someone's sexuality. A really well done story that made me fall in love with their friendship and rooting for both their happiness.

Similar premise. In Unable Love (Ice/Two), FL is in love with gay ML and tries to make it work through love. This is my favorite out of the three similar CFD stories. It does a good job of portraying how no matter how great someone is or how compatible you are with them, it can't change someone's sexuality. A really well done story that made me fall in love with their friendship and rooting for both their happiness.

Similar premise. In Khon Thee Mai Yom Rap (March/Mo), FL is in love with gay ML and tries to make it work through love.

Both are heartwarming romances with main leads who are blind.

In True Love Or Sympathy, the blind ML is already doing his thing as a radio DJ, very well adjusted and the FL is a fan of his show. She doesn't know he's blind until they meet.

In Sweet Sensory, the blind FL is beginning work where she is interacting with more people and adjusting to it. She's a fan of the ML's cooking show and happen to finally meet him one day.

Unravels the stories, significance, memories behind objects to their owners.
Heartfelt, emotional, nostalgic.

Mystery/Thriller
In Nightmare Teacher, every student has their vices and gets their "lessons" accordingly.

Both are wholesome medical dramas where you watch the main characters learn and grow through the different situations they encounter on the field. There is at least one LGBT character with positive representation.

Return Man and Good Old Days both revolve around the significance of items to their owners. In Good Old Days, the items are at an antique store whereas in Return Man, the MC runs a business that returns the items to their customers.

Boy and girl born poor and have to fend for themselves that causes them to gravitate to each other. Boy falls in love with girl and is willing to do anything for her in order for her to have a better life.

Main characters seeking revenge after extremely inhumane violence is inflicted on their loved one. Not for the faint of heart.

MCs leading a double life, and people treating them differently based on their looks. They make genuine friends in the process.

No body switching in Shadow Beauty like in Lookism though.