kiseki

- 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

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

Both features shamanism, exorcism and the occult in a light family friendly way. There's romance, affection and overall cuteness

both are light hearted office romcoms

in both cases, the MC has a double secret life featuring a nerdy hobby ( her private life's FL Stans a Kpop idol, My Dearest nemesis's ML is an otaku and a metal head )

in both cases, ML is the mean boss of the hardworking but strongheaded FL

Both editing styles are similar with special fantasy worlds to depict their hobbies

Both are gangster movies with good cinematography, a fair amount of violence and ruthlessness. In both you have revenge, gun fights and difficult choices made by morally gray characters

I'd say there's more depth in the character of Night in Paradise, and

Both are dramas set in Joseon where the female protagonist disguises herself as a boy. Naturally, shenanigans ensue

Both feature a love triangle
Both feature a mix of comedy (the aforementioned shenanigans ) and more serious political plots ( hello evil scheming corrupt officials ), with some romance

Both are action dark comedies with gloomy family Addams like character.

Both have some supernatural elements without them being the centric to the story. Both feature a special ultrasecret evil assassin training corporation.
Both feature badass high school kids prominently.

However, contrary to Family Matters, Alice, the final weapon doesn't prominently feature family dynamics

Similar action dramas, both featuring a good amount of bromance and violence. In both cases they solve most of their problem with their fists

Both mix cop/procedural and fantasy with a dash of romance.
The tone of Judge from Hell is slightly lighter than Black's but both are fairly similar

Both are period dramas with a palace backdrop and lots of political backstabbing.
In both cases, the FL has many suitors

The ML is a tad toxic and a manipulative bastard. Both feature a good amount of wrist grabbing and semi forced kissing

The FL comes from the future (distant or not so distant ) and uses that knowledge to survive

Both are action comedies that balance
In both case, a spouse hides their past occupation as special ops to their better half
In both cases the married couple teams up to fight the Bad Guys TM

If you love watching ajussis and ajummas shoot their way out of a corridor while bickering, this is for you !

Both are fantasy romances between a god ML and a human FL and they have somewhat similar storyline.In both cases, ML is being punished by a deity and forced to wander the world eternally until FL comes with the power to kill him.
In both, we get to see glimpse of their past lives, set in medieval Korea.
Both, feature a mix of bickering/humorous scenes and more angst filled moment ( they will fight over the ML being an inconsiderate jerk before crying and swearing eternal love while being torn appart by fate).