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Some similarities:
- drama about solving bizarre real estate property cases that give haunted house vibes
- episodic format (a new case every episode), while a bit of the main story continues each time and we learn more and more about the characters in the process
- no romance, but lots of shipping potential
- found family and teamwork
- supernatural elements
- comedy

Some differences:
- the cases in Peaceful Property have supernatural origins
- the cases in Mondai Bukken only appear to be supernatural, but can be explained logically

Some similarities:
- chinese crime drama focusing on different criminal cases
- male lead has a tragic past in which a sudden fire destroyed his home and killed his family
- male lead is focused on finding out the truth about the fire and is convinced that it wasn't an accident
- second male lead is a police officer
- female lead is a forensic scientist/pathologist
- a lot of focus on the relationship/bond between the male leads
- wholesome friendship
- good teamwork
- some action, some thrill, some humor

Some differences:
- the main character of The Embers is not an official police officer. He only works with the police because the criminal cases have something to do with him, his brother and his past
- the main character of Unnatural Fire is an official fire investigator and works with the police because the fires are linked to murders
- The Embers focuses on the connection between the main character and his brother
- Unnatural Fire focuses on the connection between the two male leads (fire investigator and police officer) and the female lead (forensic scientist)

Some similarities:
- chinese crime drama focusing on different criminal cases
- establishment of a new special investigation team
- likeable main characters with charming personalities and mysterious background stories
- tragic past of main characters and uncovering the truth
- wholesome friendship
- heartwarming bromance
- a lot of focus on the relationship/bond between the male leads
- found family
- good teamwork
- some action, some thrill, some humor

Some differences:
- The First Shot mainly deals with drug smuggling cases and shows several undercover jobs, but also a lot of other police work
- Unnatural Fire deals with criminal cases that are related to arson and murder. Police, fire department and forensics work together to solve the crimes

Some similarities:
- dark high school drama about school bullying and violence
- getting a second chance to make something right
- students get into fights with other students and with dangerous gangs outside the school
- students have family problems that they have to deal with
- wholesome and heartbreaking bromance

Some differences:
- High School Return of a Gangster has a supernatural aspect. It's about the 47-year-old gangster Deuk Pal who ends up in the body of a high school student. This student is a victim of cruel bullying. Deuk Pal wants to fight against the bullies to punish them and becomes friends with classmate Choi Se Kyung
- High School Frenemy is about a group of badly behaved students from two opposing classes. They are put into the same class because the teachers want them to finally make peace. The focus is on Shin and Saint. They used to be best friends, but now Shin sees Saint as his enemy

Some similarities:
- dark high school drama about school bullying and violence
- students constantly get into fights with other students and with dangerous gangs outside the school
- friendships and rivalries
- wholesome and heartbreaking bromance

Some differences:
- Weak Hero Class 1 is about the top student Yeon Sieun, who appears weak on the outside, but finally fights against the violence of the school bullies with impressive finesse. He makes two new friends who support him
- High School Frenemy is about a group of badly behaved students from two opposing classes. They are put into the same class because the teachers want them to finally make peace. The focus is on Shin and Saint. They used to be best friends, but now Shin sees Saint as his enemy

Some similarities:
- dark high school drama about badly behaved students who keep causing problems and need to be educated "properly"
- both are produced by GMMTV and many of the actresses and actors from Home School are also in High School Frenemy
- various friendships and rivalries
- many of the students hate each other and get into fights all the time
- school bullying
- representation of an autistic student
- students have family problems that they have to deal with
- some focus on the teachers and their efforts and plans to educate the students

Some differences:
- in Home School, the students are put into a boarding school somewhere in the woods, from which they cannot leave. They have to find out what secret the "Home School" is trying to hide
- in High School Frenemy, the students are in a school in the city, which has two rival campuses. The students from two opposing classes are put into the same class because the teachers want them to finally make peace
- at the center of Home School is Maki. She is looking for her brother, who also used to go to "Home School" and has mysteriously disappeared
- at the center of High School Frenemy are Shin and Saint. They used to be best friends, but now Shin sees Saint as his enemy

Some similarities:
- chinese crime drama focusing on police, undercover work and drug trafficking
- past tragic events of main leads have something to do with drugs and crime
- action, investigations and sometimes slice of life moments
- you get to know the main antagonists and get insight into their criminal activities

Some differences:
- The First Shot focuses on the Special Investigation Team, especially the two MLs. There are several small undercover jobs, but also a lot of other police work
- Stealth Walker focuses on the FL and she is undercover for almost the entire drama
- The First Shot mainly shows friendships between the Special Investigation Team
- Stealth Walker has a slight romance plot between FL and ML

Some similarities:
- gay romance with a university setting
- focus on slice of life and being in a romantic relationship
- a very lighthearted plot with little drama and lots of fluff
- a good watch to switch off your brain
- one main character is childish, cute and often a bit silly
- a lot of indecision and confusion about how you might feel about the other person, questioning whether you are really in love
- chaotic and supportive friend groups

Some differences:
- We Are has several main and side couples
- Ai Long Nhai has only one main couple and one already established side couple, but they don't have much screentime

Some similarities:
- gay romance with a focus on fated lovers, past life and reincarnation
- death at the hand of a love rival tears the true lovers apart but they are fatefully bound together
- a main character seems to be a woman in the past life and is reborn as a man in the next life
- a main character no longer has parents, only a grandmother
- interesting mix of mythology, fantasy, action and comedy
- main characters are coming into contact with different criminals
- they are fighting together and protecting each other from criminals

Some differences:
- The Sign is about the mythology surrounding Naga and Garuda, Century of Love is about the goddess Nuwa
- in The Sign both main characters are reincarnated and don't know it at first; in Century of Love only one person is reincarnated and is unaware, while the other performs a ritual to not age until he finds his lost love
- in the Sign the main characters are policemen and solve criminal cases, in Century of Love one main character oversees a temple and market complex while the other works in a supermarket

Some similarities:
- gay romance with a focus on basketball
- forming a basketball team and participating in competitions
- the two main characters know each other from before, but have spent some time apart until they unexpectedly meet again
- interesting secondary characters who are important to the plot
- often a more serious and tense atmosphere
- nice cinematography and background music, no distracting sound effects

Some differences:
- You're My Sky is set in university
- The Rebound is set in high school
- The Rebound focuses not only on the high school basketball club, but also on "underground" basketball, where gangsters are involved and bets are made

Some similarities:
- a group of people end up in a game and have to complete various missions/levels
- they have to solve tasks, fight enemies and, above all, survive
- friendships and rivalries develop between the players
- here and there we get a bit of bromance
- we get to know the characters within the game and also get an insight into their real lives outside the game
- they are trying to find out more about the origins of the game
- the main character of Geats and the main character of The Spirealm are very connected to the game for some reason and both are very smart

Some differences:
- in Geats each player transforms into a Kamen Rider and can find or win a "mission box" that contains a "raise buckle", this gives them additional armor, weapons and abilities
- in The Spirealm they participate in their normal appearance and don't transform, but sometimes they equip themselves with items or weapons that they find in the level
- in Geats the focus is particularly on exciting and action-packed fight scenes
- in The Spirealm there is less fighting and a lot of focus on solving the mystery in each level/"door" to finally find the "key" to finish the level
- the atmosphere in The Spirealm is more oppressive and creepy, there are a lot of horror elements

Some similarities:
- a group of people end up in a game and have to complete various missions/levels
- depending on the mission the players must either compete against each other or work together
- they have to solve tasks, fight enemies and, above all, survive
- friendships and rivalries develop between the players
- we get to know the characters within the game and also get an insight into their real lives outside the game
- they are trying to find out more about the origins of the game
- the main character of Geats and the main character of 19th Floor are very connected to the game for some reason and both are very smart

Some differences:
- in Geats each player transforms into a Kamen Rider and can find or win a "mission box" that contains a "raise buckle", this gives them additional armor, weapons and abilities
- in 19th Floor they participate in their normal appearance and don't transform, but sometimes they equip themselves with items or weapons that they find in the level
- in Geats the focus is particularly on exciting and action-packed fight scenes
- in 19th Floor there is less fighting and a lot of focus on the lives of the players outside the game