Recommendations

If you are looking for another comfort drama that matches the serene and soothing vibes of When I Meet the Moon, then The Best Thing is an absolute must watch. Both dramas share that rare, magical ability to make the viewers feel completely safe and warm. There are no loud, dramatic shouting matches or exhausting plot twists here. instead, the story beautifully focuses on the quiet moments of life, tender glances, and the gradual building of trust. It perfectly captures how two ordinary people can become each other's safest harbor in a chaotic world, making it the perfect binge for anyone who craves a pure, low angst romance.

Both dramas deliver a gripping story of royal revenge, dark palace politics, and deep trust issues. If you loved the intense dynamic in Revenge where the leads use each other as strategic pawns amid deadly court conspiracies before genuine affection takes over, you will definitely appreciate the high stakes mind games and turbulent romance in Story of Kuning Palace.

Pull Strings and Guardians of the Dafeng have similar vibes. They both are fun whilst preserving serious moments. Both are transmigration fantasy. Both have romance that isn't the main focus. Both have great acting.

If you loved the incredible reverse harem dynamic and high stakes political intrigue in Lost You Forever, you will absolutely want to watch Men of the Harem. Both dramas revolve around a strong, resilient female protagonist who finds herself at the center of power and surrounded by multiple complex, powerful men who are deeply tied to her destiny. Just like in Lost You Forever, where the male leads represent different political factions, clans, or hidden agendas, the men in Men of the Harem are part of a calculated political play where romance and palace schemes overlap. If you enjoy top-tier court manipulation, strategic alliances, and intense romantic tension with multiple love interests, this is a perfect match.

Highly recommended if you like dramas where multiple guys fall for the same strong female lead! Both Blossoms of Power and Men of the Harem have incredible reverse harem vibes mixed with intense imperial court politics. If you loved seeing everyone fight for the female lead in Blossoms of Power, you'll definitely look forward to Men of the Harem.

Republican drama, with similar themes of revenge, schemes and scams, this time with double female leads!

both dramas are about obsessive and dangerous male leads, who pretend to be nice and pitiful in front of female leads

Republican era setting.
Mysterious and dangerous female lead with ties to a corrupt family/organization, occasionally relents and helps male lead with his goals.
Mistreatment of women prominent theme.

Long-time couple, Cisco and Cheska, once partners in life and career, are forced to confront how their ambitions started to put them on competing paths. As they ultimately drift apart, they take their promised "break-up trip" to decide if they should finally let go of each other or fight for their love one last time.

Jiayi Tang Chengzhi, the leads of this drama has also played together before in this one. Must watch this to know them better.

There’s tension between the two leads. FL takes revenge. ML is powerful and protects her only when she needs it.

So the films aren't necessarily similar but I was getting some of the same vibes of a human being th bride of the supernatural one. So this is a main themes that I thought was very similar at least:
In 'The Ogre's Bride', Yuzu's life changes when Reiya identifies her as his bride. She goes from being a disregarded human girl to someone with an extraordinary position within the ayakashi world. whereas in 'Hanaoni', Kanna's life is similarly uprooted when she is taken to Kigasato/Onigazato, the secluded community where the oni and their brides live.
So basically they share that overall theme of human x Oni. Its also a human who's life kinda gets uprooted or at least changed to intertwine in that of the supernatural.

Women in a workplace environment.

Ning Meng has always dreamed of becoming an investment director, but after graduation, she finds herself stuck in a dead-end job at an investment firm under Lu Ji Ming, who doubts her abilities. Frustrated, Ning Meng decides to leave and struggles to find a new job. After much effort, she lands a position at another firm, where she applies the lessons she learned under Lu Ji Ming.

Similar workplace drama about young female starting her career in an office job.

Life after graduation has not been easy for Qiu Dong Na. Stumbling along in her non-existent career, she had survived being picked on by her colleagues and being setup by her own boss. Now unemployed, she has no choice but to enter the company that she's been trying to avoid. The company is an accounting firm co-founded by an old acquaintance Gu Fei and her first love Bai Shi Chu's stepmother, Cheng Fan Yang.

Similar workplace drama.
The story revolves around a cost engineer in an architecture firm and her growth journey in a male dominated Architecture industry in China. At the peak of her career Su Xiao found love with Xia Ming but an incident occured causing her to be supressed and demoted. With the encouragement of her father, she regains confidence, withstand enormous pressure and fight for her career.