Drama Special Series Season 1: White Christmas

Are monsters created or born that way? Both shows ask that question of its characters. If you’re into a psychopath criminal playing mind games and a male lead who straddles the line of in/sanity, these shows are for you. I won’t say more. You deserve the full experience without spoilers.

You won't relate them one to another, but in the end you'll realise they are so similar.

These two dramas give off very similar vibes. They are both on the more serious side, plot-focused with an actual lesson to learn from.
Whenever I think of one, I automatically think of the other.

Jungle Fish 2 (which is not really related to Jungle Fish 1, so you can watch it by itself) is about a girl who has died, and her group of friends try to find out why. It reveals a lot of hidden secrets about the school they go to, and about how many flaws there are the school system.

White Christmas is also focused on a group of people who are working together to try to get out of a horrible situation (It's hard to explain without spoilers). The students in both of these dramas face different but similar problems, and have similar yet different back-stories of their own.

I highly recommend watching both of these!

Both take place in a school that has 'gifted' students and both series are thought provoking. White Christmas and The Gifted are 'dark' dramas that explore different subjects.

He Fei's wife, Li Mu Zi, disappeared mysteriously during their wedding anniversary trip. While he was searching for Mu Zi, she appeared again out of nowhere, but he insists that the strange woman in front of him is not his wife. Lawyer Chen Mai gets involved in this bizarre case, and more mysteries slowly emerge.

Both White Christmas, a tightly written trip to the dark side, and Rashomon, Kurosawa's mind-blowing masterpiece, have multiple protagonists with conflicting narratives. And both force their characters to confront uncomfortable truths. Also, both of these excellent works had me in suspense about how the competing narratives would play out.

pretty similar to the fact that it takes place in a high school and there’s a group of students that come together to solve a mystery. In white christmas, a psychologist comes into the high school in this drama, the teacher does but in both cases the students are manipulated into doing things

both dramas about pupils stacked in a place with no connections to outer world, and with a psychological outline

While 'Kuronezumi' (Black Rat) is a Japanese movie and 'White Christmas' is a Korean drama, the premise is virtually the same. Someone committed suicide and trapped a handful of students in the school for revenge.

Both dramas dig deeper into human capabilities and psychology. White Christmas is more tragic and even more serious though.