Recommendations

The stories are very different but the vibes and themes are similar. Both are short films about gender social issues where the MLs have to face difficult moments in their lives.

- ML becomes a househusband
- ML is reluctant at first but learns to like it
- Married leads
- Pregnancy

Mostly in regards to Shufu Maison's first story since it's an episodic drama.

- MLs travel to an alternate dimension where the gender roles are reversed
- Matriarchy setting
- Fish-out-of-water MLs
- Both are comedies on social issues

Haven't watched "Better Man" but they seem to be very similar based on the trailer in terms of vibe and story.

Ie Uru Onna 10/10 best my MDL. Mao-sama 9/10 still great.

Strong adviser figures: Both dramas center on a mentor?like character with blunt words and unusual methods. In Tenshoku no Mao-sama, it’s a career adviser guiding job seekers. In Ie Uru Onna, it’s a real estate agent who sells homes by solving clients’ hidden issues.

Work as life transformation: Each drama shows that jobs or houses are not just transactions—they represent turning points in people’s lives.

Uncovering hidden struggles: The leads dig beneath the surface, exposing personal challenges that must be resolved before success can happen.

Mix of tough love and growth: Both advisers use harsh words or bold actions, but ultimately help people grow stronger and move forward.

Ie Uru Onna is 10/10 one of the best. Doctor Price 8/10

Both dramas focus on a sharp, confident expert who takes on clients and uses bold methods to get results. In Doctor Price, the agent helps doctors change jobs and exposes hidden issues in hospitals. In Ie Uru Onna, the real estate agent sells houses by solving her clients’ personal problems. They feel alike because both show how work is not just about business—it is also about understanding people’s lives and guiding them to a new future.

Despite huge flaw i still give Miss Devil 9/10 <3 Nanao. Doctor price is solid 8/10

Both shows focus on strong adviser figures who deal with difficult cases in their field—HR in Miss Devil and medical careers in Doctor Price. They share the theme of exposing corruption, confronting workplace problems, and helping people find a new path, even if the methods feel harsh. Each drama mixes professional problem?solving with personal growth, making them feel alike despite being set in different industries.

Mao-sama 9/10, Doctor 8/10. Good shows with exact similarity
Both Tenshoku no Mao-sama and Doctor Price tell stories about people who guide others through career changes, showing how work and life are deeply connected. Each drama has a strong adviser figure with sharp words but a caring heart, and both highlight the struggles of modern jobs while exploring how finding a new path can also mean finding yourself. They share the theme of career transitions, personal growth, and uncovering hidden truths in the workplace, making them feel similar even though they take place in different industries.

We have crazy female characters who would do anything to get to the top or win.
And who knows, sometimes even revenge.

The romance is intense in both drama. It might be even more intense in when destiny brings the demon.
The plot in both drama is solid and the fantasy isn't too much (I don't like when sometimes it goes completely crazy in combat ?)
Both ML had a really sad and bad childhood.
There's a bit of fun in both dramas but it's not comedic dramas. It's just not too serious.
Both are in my top 5 dramas of 2025 so I had to recommandé it ??

My Fuxxxxx Romance is a very similar story but with a much less toxic bittersweet ending

1. In both drama leads are in reverse loop of time.
2. Both drama end in separation.
3. Ancient love song has a bit tragic feel while unspeakable longing is lighthearted.

Class divide & privilege ? Both dramas explore the sharp gap between the wealthy elite and ordinary students, showing how money and status shape relationships.

School setting ? The main conflicts unfold in prestigious schools, where competition, secrets, and ambition drive the story.

Identity & transformation ? Characters struggle with who they are versus who they want to be — whether through magical change (Golden Spoon) or social climbing (Bitch x Rich).

Moral dilemmas ?? Each drama asks: What would you sacrifice for success? Choices around loyalty, friendship, and ambition are central.

Dark tone with suspense ? While not horror, both series carry tension, mystery, and emotional weight that keep viewers hooked.

Both are light-hearted, fluffy dramas with a mix of comedy and high school romance. Both have adorable, FL-obsessed MLs who fumble with their first loves. Love Revolution is a perfect watch while waiting for Spirit Fingers to finish airing.

- Both shows have two gay men and a child
- Both has Nat Sakdatorn
- The difference is that Mummy Tee Rak focuses on a lot of issues, the lgbtq+ characters are just supporting characters

Both have the futuristic setting where humanoid robots have become common in society. Although both have different robot origin stories, both focus on robots having and learning human emotions, though its a bigger focus in "Humans". The main plot of the story though is different in both, with Humans focusing on the survival of a "family of robots with human-like emotions" whereas The Bionic Life focusus more on investigation and solving cases involving such robots.