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10 movies/dramas where someone has an exemplary morning or bed time routine 

1. Love Scout - ML and his daughter had proper morning routine

2. Hotelier - Frank never missed his morning run while staying at the hotel, and he never forget to wear that cool sunglassess with prescription I believe (as he has myopia).

3. Successor - to make sure his future successor have a healthy body and mind, the parents set a morning routine that included running for ehm 5 km? Kinda forget about it. To the point a talent scout want to recruit him to be a national athlete.

4. Study Group - ML Yoon Ga-min frequently sneaks outside to work out during late-night hours, on the lowdown, to improve his fantabulous martial arts skills.

5. Go Ahead - The best dad in the universe, Li Hai Chao (the role that cemented my adoration of actor Tu Song Yan) is seen cooking so frequently for his three informally adopted kids that it has to count as a routine. I believe there's also a mention of how early he gets up to feed not only his brood, but also the father of one of the kids. The adopted apple doesn't fall far from the tree, because when his daughter moves into an apartment with her besties, his sons end up living across the hall, and one of them comes into the girls' apartment early in the morning to cook breakfast for them.

6. Doctor John - The ML has an elaborate and detailed nighttime routine. Major spoiler: He has to hook up multiple pieces of medical equipment to monitor himself because he has congenital insensitivity to pain with anhidrosis (CIPA).

Bonus -

Bad Buddy - I wouldn't even call it a routine per se. But Pran has this habit of switching around his door hanger based on his mood of the day, and you can see him doing it several times during the series. So it's sort of become part of his routine 

7. study group - ML has an early morning workout routine. he mentions it and we also see him in the middle of it couple times

 puma161:

7. study group - ML has an early morning workout routine. he mentions it and we also see him in the middle of it couple times

This one is already mentioned in #4 spot.

These are nonexemplary ones

8.Even if this love disappears from the world tonight-the female has amnesia anytime she falls asleep even if it is just a nap, so she jots down all details about her daily life and relationships. First thing every morning she has to read her diary to know who she is, the people around her, and all details concerning her life.

9. Extraordinary Attoney woo- she has gimbap for breakfast every morning because of predictable taste, texture and she can see everything inside, she wears head phones to block out noise, counts to 3/5 before entering any room or building.

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10 titles in which a protagonist ends up with an antagonist/villain  

Voluntarily or not

2. Love Between Fairy and Devil - fairy and devil

Bonus: as it seems like the protagonist is the villain

Hundred Million Stars from The Sky - serial killer and the cop's sister, adopted or step-sister I can't remember who's also the killer's biological sister, half-sister?

Innocent Man - love scammer/revenger and his target who's also his ex-girlfriend (revenge target)'s step-daughter

3.Cheese in the Trap- I think ML qualifies as an antagonist as he was the main source of conflict with his manipulative ways

4.Dangerous Drugs of Sex-The protagonist probably had stockholm syndrom since he fell for his captor.

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10 Dramas/Movies where the MC has an injury or  illness(physical, mental etc) that they are hiding or no one knows about as a plot point.

1. It's Okay, That's Love - ML had schizophrenia and hallucinated but no one knew including himself until his psychiatrist gf didn't notice this

2. Love Me Like I Do  ML has hemophobia that he hides from everyone except his closest aide.