Both shows are about pressure for societal change, urged on through violence on the wings of journalism that is morally dubious to say the least. Both shows have themes of revenge and justice and are fast paced.
In both shows, the FL is secretly (due to unbelievable or controversial reasons) protecting and looking after the ML. They both have a school setting, a love triangle, an athlete ML, and really great cinematography. Highly recommend both of these shows.
I haven't seen this recommended yet, but it also has the same plotline where the ML solves the last wishes of the dead and makes a business out of it.
Both shows involve the FL returning to where she grew up after a fumble in life and falling in love with the ML who is loved by everyone in the town, while going on a journey of personal growth. Both shows involve comforting vibes with a touch of dark that highlights the comedy and advances the romantic story.
Both of these are violent and revenge-driven dramas set in the dark underworld of Seoul. They are shorter dramas, driven forward by action.
Both these dramas are heartbreaking historicals, tragedies in slow motion. The romance in moon lovers is epic and both of the ML back stories will hurt your soul.
Both shows are centred on romance in the workplace with the same ML. However, Touch Your Heart focuses a lot more on comedy. I also prefer Touch Your Heart in terms of the second couples and plot. If you enjoyed The Divorce Insurance, you will definitely enjoy Touch Your Heart.
Tale of the Nine Tailed is very similar with a non-human ML and an FL who can see ghosts. The spookiness and vibes are very similar. Tale of the Nine Tailed has historical scenes in flashback similar to The Haunted Palace.
Both of these dramas are slower romances, where mature characters deal with grounded problems, also centred in the office.
Both of these shows have the FL as she is about to die being greeted by a grim reaper of sorts to help her during her final days, and they slowly fall in love. Both shows have beautiful colour palettes and heart wrenching emotional scenes, and are mainly character driven. I highly recommend both shows.
Both dramas are great makjang, complete with birth secrets, angst, murder plots, and revenge. One difference is Hotel King has more romance, but the revenge plot is still the driving force of the story.
They are both dramas where characters are trying to rejuvenate a business that is failing in some way. Life is set in a hospital when the hospital is suddenly put under new management and AoN is set in an umbrella company for many different businesses and focuses on mergers and acquisitions.
Each has a rather clever male lead where it's hard to know what he's thinking. Life also has a very well acted antagonist who acts this way.
Each has a rather clever male lead where it's hard to know what he's thinking. Life also has a very well acted antagonist who acts this way.
