Set in the country side, both dramas are revolve around adult life. While Homcha is a fluffy slice of life romance comedy, My Liberation Notes is a light gloomy slice of life with dry humours.
Homcha has Hong Banjang, a social butterfly guy who always helps the villagers but actually has a piece of his life that he doesn't share with other people. While My Liberation Notes has Mr. Goo, a mysterious man who doesn't want to involve himself with everyone else.
Homcha has Hong Banjang, a social butterfly guy who always helps the villagers but actually has a piece of his life that he doesn't share with other people. While My Liberation Notes has Mr. Goo, a mysterious man who doesn't want to involve himself with everyone else.
The main story is not similar at all, but there's family problems and people trying to find motivation and reasons to keep living.
Main character (Pond in AS and Mr. Gu in MLN) have a mystery past and at first we didn't understand why he is like he is but the things are being revelated in the episodes.
Everything is very slow paced and there's a subtle tension like if all could fall apart anytime because of the angst of mains characters.
And there's a kinda of yellow filter in both that sets up the melodrama mood.
Main character (Pond in AS and Mr. Gu in MLN) have a mystery past and at first we didn't understand why he is like he is but the things are being revelated in the episodes.
Everything is very slow paced and there's a subtle tension like if all could fall apart anytime because of the angst of mains characters.
And there's a kinda of yellow filter in both that sets up the melodrama mood.
