My Girl

Since Coffee Prince is a classic romantic comedy, here's another classic. There's no tomboy, but there are some pretty funny scenes and it's an easy watch.

These 2 dramas have NOTHING similar but same name. Still both dramas are awesome.

Both dramas are about pretending.

In "Something about 1 percent" main leads are pretending to be dating to fulfill wish of male leads grandfather, in "My girl" male lead hires female lead to pretend to be his long-lost-now-found cousin to (also) fulfils his grandfathers wish.

Lee Jun Ki is the leading man in this drama and for those who miss him and want to see a different side of him you better watch this!:>
As you watch the episodes you'll start to like him even more!?(???)? ?(???)? ?(???)?

Just because Lee Da Hae and Lee Dong Wook couple. Love to see them together again. <3 <3

The stories are very similar, primarily as a wealthy family searching for their missing grandchild and the female leader committing fraud to play the role. Only the female leader does not engage in any gender bending. I highly recommend this series.

Both encompass the same style and feel of the older Korean rom-coms with a bit silly and unique but determined female leads and cool but a bit aloof/proud male leads.

Plot-wise these two have pretty much nothing in common. If you enjoy the acting of the female lead on the other you will enjoy the acting in the other one too. I personally found the female leads pretty similar with their over-acting characters and tacky clothing. They're similar to the point I would think they're siblings.

Both dramas have fake sibling relationship that puts a dramatic & angsty spin on the leads’ romance. One drama is historical while the other one is modern (2005).

Both of these dramas are classic Korean Romance Dramas. If you like one, chances are high that you'll like the other. Both of them have female leads who change throughout the story.

They have the same plot, except that the heir they were looking for was a girl, This was one of my favorite dramas. Highly recommended

Yamashita Kotaro was living a peaceful life as a publisher part-timer aspiring to be a mobile phone novelist until two females suddenly appeared in his life. One is his six-year-old celebrity niece and the other is the little girl's stern manager. As he is forced to live under the same roof as the little prodigy, their differences soon manifest and disputes ensue. However, through co-habitation, Yamashita slowly comes to appreciate having a family and the warmth it brings, all the while developing a love-hate relationship with Fuji Mineko, the manager.

This is the upcoming remake from Thailand that is based on the 2005 Korean version. Esther Supreeleela and Lee Da Hae are quite similar in their acting styles and look, so it's quite possible Esther will live up to the role.

i love them both as they have the typical cinderella story with the simple girl and rich heir. even though the stories are different, they are both rom-coms and if you like one you will like the other too!

The core theme of both stories is the same: The female protagonist possesses a vibrant personality and relies on her intelligence to survive. In different scenarios, she assumes the role of a close relative of the strict male lead. Initially, they have a competitive relationship, but gradually they develop feelings for one another. Furthermore, a second male character, an apparently perfect individual, appears as a supporting lead in both storylines.