Recommendations

"Nokdu Flower" is about the Donghak Peasant Revolution (1884-1895), which is mentioned in "Song of the Bandits". Chronologically you should watch Nokdu Flower first to understand the Japanese invasion of Korea.

Both Reset and 609 Bedtime Story feature elements of fantasy that enhance their romantic narratives. In Reset, the protagonist uses time travel to rectify past mistakes, directly influencing his relationship with his partner. Meanwhile, 609 Bedtime Story incorporates dream sequences, allowing characters to explore their emotions and deepen their connections.

Both dramas follow a similar romance + business vibe where the FL falls hard, struggles, and fights to rebuild her life while the ML supports her growth in his own way.

Both couples make you believe in their love and story. The series are similar in the heart break you will experience, but is absolutely worth it. I am convinced that no other GL couples have fought as hard as they have for their relationships.

i don't know how to explain it but Pat and Prem are giving me WanPleng energy so if you haven't seen Affair yet give it a watch and let me know if I'm right or not

Similarity
Dark/tragic tone
Villainous female lead
Takes advantage of ml's devotion
Social climbing
ML becomes the reason for her downfall
(not a spoiler it's there in the mdl synopsis)

Korean thrillers.
Both about kidnappings.
Father of the child is/becomes the main focus.
[ SPOILER ] The kids end up dying in both.

Prison setting.
Female led/driven plots.
Female leads are innocent of the crimes that sent them to prison.

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In the glitzy realm of stardom, Ryu Seon Jae shines as a top-tier celebrity, captivating the spotlight since his debut. Despite the facade of a perfect life, the demanding nature of the entertainment industry has left him utterly exhausted. Im Sol, an ardent admirer, holds an affectionate love for Ryu Seon Jae. A childhood accident derailed her dreams, yet the solace found in Ryu Seon Jae's music on the radio transformed her into an unwavering fan. The narrative takes a poignant turn when Im Sol, reeling from the breaking news of Ryu Seon Jae's tragic demise, experiences a miraculous twist of fate. Transported back 15 years into the past, she confronts Ryu Seon Jae in his 19-year-old high school self. Im Sol grapples with the formidable challenge of altering the trajectory of his future, driven by an unyielding determination to avert the impending tragedy.

On the eve of college graduation, Ye Fan finally plucked up the courage to confess to Tao Tao, whom he had been secretly in love with for many years. However, Tao Tao died in an car accident, and the two were separated from each other. While packing up Tao Tao's belongings, Ye Fan accidentally obtained her old mobile phone and gained the ability to connect to the past. In order to save Tao Tao, Ye Fan decided to launch a time and space rescue.

If Autumn’s Concerto pulled at your heartstrings, Why Why Love will do it again—with college-aged and adult characters navigating love, family, and personal growth, all wrapped in classic Taiwanese melodrama.

Autumn’s Concerto fans, this one’s a must: adult romance, accidental relationships, and tear-jerking twists that make you laugh, cry, and root for love against all odds.

If you loved the adult romance, slow-burn chemistry, and family complications in Autumn’s Concerto, Devil Beside You delivers similar emotional ups and downs—set in college, with enough heart, chaos, and swoon-worthy moments to keep you hooked.

Same story just with different settings and timespace.

SFL is married to ML and picks FL to seduce and be pregnant with her husband.

ML against his wishes does come to desire FL, but wants to be faithful to his wife.

Both ML actually fell in love with FL when they were children, but due to misunderstandings caused by SFL, ML married her thinkings its FL.

The FL is a incredible seductress.