Kill It

Sam and his team are members of a Serious Crime Unit in the District Crime Squad. The Team successfully arrests a international crime organization's leaders, Night. At the Court, Ann, a prosecutor and Sam's financee, tries her best to convict Night. However, finally, Night is convicted on only one charge and sentenced to three years imprisonment. Night vows to take his revenge and destroy the couple one day. Ann and Sam take a trip to Paris and the assassin monitors them and kills Ann. Three years later, Sam has escaped to Tai O, a fishing village and a look-alike Japanese tourist named You comes and the romance begins again; however, what Sam doesn't know is the assassin was You.

Very similar vibes - kill it is a bit more dark with less romance and comedy.

- hidden backstory
- skilled main characters
- revenge/action

- Trained killer/agent
- Badass Male lead
- Elements of trying to find out about the past
- Action packed
- Revenge theme

GIve either a try if you love a badass male lead (Disclamer both dramas are not for under 15)

A child enters a very dark gangster world in a very young age. In both dramas they do horrifying things for a parent-like person. Some day they get confronted with the normal world and kindness - they start to struggle who they want to be.
Both dramas are pretty dark. The gangsters also have some persons they care for,

- Both have a tragic end.
- In both drama leads knew each other from there childhood and one of them didn't remember it.
- Both drama have heavy atmosphere
- In TSHLYE leads are deeply in love and we see it, while in KI it's supposed (I think) but we never actually see any romantic moments

Its almost the same plot with the diffrence of dear honrang being a historical drama and kill it a modern drama

Both deals with corruption and they have dark vibes. Both are not romances but they have platonic relationships. And in both stars Jang Ki Yong ;-).

Its similar cause the ML is somewhat of an anti-villian who kills the bad guys for justice and the FL is a cop trying to catch both the bad guys and the ML

Both is related in that it is about clones being made for organ harvesting................................................................
........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

Childhood friends
Gangsters
Animal lovers
Opposites Attract
Calm and Badass Male Lead
Gives the same vibe but in a different day dimension.

Bad guy who is actually nice... both are action and main chars want to revenge... both are romantic but not much.

Male leads in both are criminals.
In A Better Tomorrow, a brother of the ML is a police officer and in Kill It, the FL is a police officer.
Kill It is a rare Korean action drama featuring gun fights and one of the action scenes is a homage to one of the most iconic scenes in A Better Tomorrow.

Assassin's/killer theme, both action packed would recommend if you've watched either or.

Both shows focus on protagonists who faced a lot of pain when they were children; including being experimented upon when they were in an orphanage. The Male Lead in both shows is morally ambiguous and hell-bent on making someone pay for what they did. They also have a soft spot for the Female Lead, with whom they share a childhood connection.

Both dramas have a very similar plot. The only difference here is the target of the main character’s next target.