
After their divorce, Jin Hee became a medical student and now works as an intern. Chang Min also graduated from medical school and begins to work as an intern. One day, they meet in the emergency room for a hospital where they will both work together.

Both the drama leads are a divorced couple..
Both the couple were once married happily but are sadly divorced
Both the couples see each other every day which kinda makes them reconcile.
Both the genres are comedy and romance.
Both the couple were once married happily but are sadly divorced
Both the couples see each other every day which kinda makes them reconcile.
Both the genres are comedy and romance.



- law dramas
- semi procedural, where they focus on one case per episode but there's also some central intrigue unfolding
- the "romance" is fairly grown up/realistic and there's (almost ) no fluff. slow burn to the point of being secondary to the plot
- both dramas mostly focus on marriage, divorce and family
- ost's are fairly similar
- semi procedural, where they focus on one case per episode but there's also some central intrigue unfolding
- the "romance" is fairly grown up/realistic and there's (almost ) no fluff. slow burn to the point of being secondary to the plot
- both dramas mostly focus on marriage, divorce and family
- ost's are fairly similar

Oh Ha Ra is a hotshot divorce lawyer whose nickname in legal circles is “the “goddess of litigation.” One of the reasons she is such a dab hand at divorce proceedings, perhaps, is the fact that she has divorced her long-time lover and fellow lawyer Goo Eun Beom. But her relatively uneventful life is turned upside down when she is unexpectedly reunited with her ex-husband – in the law courts!
The duo is forced to work together – leading them to butt heads and reignite past grievances. While their professionalism prevents them from telling each other what they really think in public, tempers begin to fray...and risk boiling over. The tense atmosphere is not relieved in the slightest by fellow divorce lawyers Kang Bi Chwi and Kwon Si Wook, another pair of advocates who always seem to get under one another’s skin! Will Cupid rescue this group of lawyers – or will chaos break loose in the courtroom?
The duo is forced to work together – leading them to butt heads and reignite past grievances. While their professionalism prevents them from telling each other what they really think in public, tempers begin to fray...and risk boiling over. The tense atmosphere is not relieved in the slightest by fellow divorce lawyers Kang Bi Chwi and Kwon Si Wook, another pair of advocates who always seem to get under one another’s skin! Will Cupid rescue this group of lawyers – or will chaos break loose in the courtroom?







Twose two are somewhat realistic law dramas, with a dash of romance and a lot of friendship between coworkers. In both, the viewer gets to follow one new case per episode while the relationships between the characters develop quietly in the background
However, strangers again is more heavy on the romance side, to the point of being borderline melo sometimes
However, strangers again is more heavy on the romance side, to the point of being borderline melo sometimes