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Marry My Dead Body and Romancing the Ghost are similar with respect to the ghost who needs to move on from the realm of the living. Like most ghost stories, ghosts linger because they have unresolved issues or desires. In these two films, the ghost wants to see and bid farewell to his ex before departing. However, it was unfortunate for the ghost to find out that the ex had never wanted to commit to a serious relationship with him.

try this, there are high chances of enjoying this
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Both center on ordinary working adults stuck in corporate life.
Explore financial struggle and survival under capitalism.
Characters feel existential burnout ..
Romance or connection grows ..
Mix humor and melancholy to reflect modern adulthood’s chaos.
Use a realistic, slice-of-life tone instead of over-dramatic plots.

The family relationship, the friendship and the struggle is similar to lovely us. There is no love square in lovely us..

the male leads are the ones trying to figure out these extraordinary women.

Both shows prove that not every lead needs to be “relatable” — sometimes, being extraordinary is what makes the story truly human.

The psychopath male lead in Flower of Evil was written so brilliantly that I’ve always wondered what the story would be like if the psychopath were a female lead instead. I’ve really wanted to see a drama explore that concept too.

In Genie, Make a Wish, the female lead feels like that kind of character — calm, rational, and unshaken by emotional turbulence, which makes her fascinating to watch, just like in Flower of Evil.

These kinds of unique protagonists bring fresh perspectives and storylines that stand out from the usual tropes. We’ve already seen dissociative or split-personality characters in dramas like Kill Me, Heal Me and Hyde, Jekyll, Me, but psychopath leads offer something entirely different — a new kind of intensity and complexity.

What’s especially interesting about Genie, Make a Wish is that none of the leads in the story are ordinary, and that makes you genuinely curious to see how it all unfolds.

Both series are period drama more of a Lakorn set in the early 20th century. They also share the tragic and melodramatic elements.

Both the series are a period drama, one is set in the 20s, the other in the 40s, "I Feel You Linger in the Air" have a time travel theme, while "Interminable" have a reincarnation theme.

- Forbidden love
- Older woman/younger man
- Rich woman/poor man
- Similar tone. Intimate, heavier dramas focused on social issues: sexism, workplace abuse, gender roles, classism, etc
- Both MLs are/were sex workers
- Both FLs come from abusive situations where they're not in control of their own lives
- FL seems calm and sweet, but is actually quite hot-tempered
- Manic pixie dream boy-core

Both of the series are a period drama, more of a Lakorn, one of the differences is that LITM is set in the 1960s while the other is set in the 1940s, there's also the presence of the tragic and melodramatic elements,

Both of the series have an historical setting, they're both a lakorn, they also share the same melodramatic effects.

the Fl turns into a cat i think if u like human transforming into animal, then this would be it.
Warning the ending was rlly weird if u think abt it.

"Hao Men Qian Jin Tan Pai Liao Bu Zhuang Le" (2) is a more comedic rendition of "The Love Burns My Heart" (1). There are significant differences where (2) portray FL as a bit more crazy rather than just unaware of social niceties/norms (1), but the basic premise of FL having a way with words (i.e., anger people to death with her insults) to expose hypocrisy and other injustices. (2) Is also more light-hearted than (1).

(1) also touches on more sensitive topics than (2). Trigger warning for mentions of child SA.

Other Variation, closer to story in (1):
Title: "The Venomous Daughter is Beautiful and Cool" (Du She Qian Jin You Mei You Sa)
Cast: Wang Yuhan & Fan Chuqi & Liu Huige

Essentially the same story with different cast. Acting is roughly comparable as well.

Loco Motive Kissing Butterfly (1) is longer with more details from the source material. Jing Mo Xia Tian (2) cuts out some aspects but story is still complete enough. (1) has a more bittersweet vibe than (2) imo, but specific plot differences don't really come to mind (except where FL is when ML commits the act that puts him in jail).

Can watch both of you are a particular fan of any of the cast members or if you really want to kill time.

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If you prefer: Extreme push-pull tragic romance tension; Female protagonist's growth line of solitary courage in pursuing love; Painful redemption aesthetics >> Recommend "Motorcycle Kisses Butterfly"

If you prefer: High-profile CP and exquisite visuals; Mutual secret love's heart-throbbing attraction; Gentle healing sweet pet tone >> Recommend "Jing Mo Xia Tian"
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A very similar storyline; there's a big bad that needs to be defeated: religion and a romance plot. fighting and problem-solving.

Both are about a cop going undercover within a criminal organization and getting entangled in a close friendship/ brotherhood with the main villain.