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- both are set in a haunted location
- (that’s all I really know from the description so far of 0.0 MHz)

Same Period of time. Both main leads are wise. The thing is Zhao Liying is in it. She trains to be a spy, to get near the male lead.

1. Starts from school and ends in adulthood.
2.No "annoying" rival drama even though there were rivals.
3.Long distant relationship(or breakup) for a certain period.
4.Helpful friends thought out life.
5. Side characters had their meaningful endings too.

Both are epic comedy shows. Both are based on famous manga. Both are very similar.....................

> Eita and his personality is quite similar
> Poor detectives and benriya
> Friendship between the characters
> taking up different cases some big, some mundane
> The office looks pretty much similar lol
> Same dim feeling in the visuals

Both of them give off a similar vibe of feel-good dramas. In both male lead is kind of naive and only likes female lead from the start. Female leads in these are a bit insecure but sassy.

Both dramas are rom-com series except Kakafukaka is more for a mature audience. The plot involves childhood friends who reconnect after some time has passed. As they spend more time together, they start realizing their feelings towards each other and work on building their relationship.

Deals with a contract relationship and the male lead is the same quiet, cold type. He's less dominant and the dynamic of the couple is slightly different. A genuine agreement turned love with not too many hidden secrets. REALLY good and I felt like I learned something each episode, often made me emotional.

It follows the life of a young girl that is thrown into a mansion of people that have prejudice against her. Will the girl be able to get through the obstacles of life and change the life of the people within the household?

the novel writer is same... it's the twin sister drama.
after you watch high school drama,,, you can up to campus love life drama....
the feel & style story have similar...
the feel of roman, comedy...
the cast perfect too... the rockie cast feel so refresh.. and the characters are fit...

While saikou no rikon (aka matrimonial chaos) is Japanese, it has many similarities to The Man Who Can't get married. Similarities lying in the general theme and genre, as well as the overall comedy structure of both. Without a doubt the main actors/characters have almost mirroring personalities with few differences lying in occupation etc.

-Both dramas portray a more realistic representation of what romantic relationships are. Viewers are kept on their toes and as the couples experience many ups and downs.
-Both dramas are uniquely written and will satisfy those looking to stray away from a more ‘typical’ type of drama.
-Both dramas are slightly controversial in that not everybody will love them.
-Both have a pretty modern interpretation of romance.

Both movies feature time travel and tell the story of young men who can't communicate with their fathers. During their time travel adventures they discover the true face of their closest family members and it helps them to understand each other. Also, Deng Chao starred in both films

Both movies are shorts are Pepsi commercials that and show families reconciling during Chinese New Year

Similar in which a rich guy ends up living with a hardworking lady in her humble rooftop abode, though the circumstances are quite different in each case. Their two worlds colliding & in the process learning more about each other along the way. Similar type of comedy.

If you like one show, you’d definitely like the other as well