Bluescenery

Both have 2 super opposite identities in one body.
Both entertaining where the 2nd identity of FL's just do bizarre things when its their turn.

- Both have revenge plot
- Both female leads come back from the dead to fight for their rightful spot
- Both male leads support their fl's for their plan
- Both have toxic family and the greed for inheritance plot

- similar vibes but not that heavy (more romance focus)
- both have family issues
- both couples are like shining light to each other
- similar period
- same mother lead of FL

- both worlds have same aesthetics
- both couples are connected with same thread of fate/something
- both have the same dynamics super strong male leads and with hidden power female leads

- the both female leads time travel to past and set their goals in academics to reach their 'x university' dream.

- the dynamics of the four characters is the same.
- its friendship and study focused.
- high school life drama with romance
- slice of life

Similar story lines that follows the life of three woman, although Be melodramatic does not really focused with women empowerment, it shows the struggles of being a women and their relationship.

Both couple meet during their teenage years then started to have feeling to each other. But they were separated by fate/circumstances and meet again during their adult years. Also, both fl have their family problems/trauma and ML is there to support them.

Both have the same vibes where MC's are both fighting ghost and involves shamans. Then there's also romance.

Not the same genre and without detective plot, also this one is more on romance. Yet, both have time travel and how the couple leads are destined to meet in one lifeline. And both have the same plot of leads saving their significant other.

Same vibes, refreshing visuals, cinematography, and scenery. It's light and make your hearts skip a bit. They have different in plot, but give you same feelings throughout the episodes.

Both have similar themes when it comes of doctors and hospital staff responsibilities to our society, its just that The trauma Code more on the frontlines staffs, emergency accidents and how the doctors deal with it, while It's Okay, That's Love? Is more on psychology field where how phycologists and psychiatrists do their work and their patients. Also, both shows put the emphasis on the beauty of medical field and the story of people who have passion to their work working behind it, whether its internal(in the mind) or external (wounds that can be seen).