Recommandations

They both deal with with traumatic experiences. Gong Ju is a bit darker and a lot less hopeful, but they really open your eyes to how unfair reality can be. I think that everyone should watch these. CMASR is a beautiful movie, the special friendship between Sen Xi and Yi Yao is really really amazing.

"Fujoshi, Ukkari Gei ni Kokuru" has more drama, "Gomenne Seishun" - more comedy, but in general they are both about school kids who learn to accept themselves and others.
They both raise topics such as discrimination, bullying, labels, both has LGBT characters, and both shows the resolution of situations in a positive way, through the expansion of borders, support and acceptance.

Similar:
- ML had a bad impression of FL at first but eventually falls for FL after meeting her again.
- ML and FL are stubborn and deny their feelings for each other
- FL wins the heart of the ML with her kindness
- Arrogant ML who later regrets the things he said about FL

Different:
- In LOD there is arrange marriage situation and FL was thought to be an orphan
- In NNS, ML is actively pursuing FL while in LOD ML is silently trying to pursue FL

It is similar because in both of the stories is present the theme of Revenge and a sort of Relationship between victim and assailant

Watching this reminded my a bit of The K2 which made me love the drama even more. Love the action and chemistry in both dramas.

This two amazing drama was come from same writernim. So I highly recommend to watch it too, because their similarities

vagabond and iris was well made action series, so if you like iris, i suggestion you to also watch vagabond, it was highly recommended.

Both shows are from same time period, Arsenal Military Academy is more lighthearted and fun while Battle of Changsha is more serious and tragic, If you like war and military shows try it.

Long for you is particular remake of you who came from the stars.
In you who came from the stars male lead has supernatural powers and is immortal but in long for you female lead has supernatural powers and is immortal.

The plot seems similar to me. Two people of different gender and age group unexpectedly click together, may not be romantically .

Both dramas have one main lead with shamanic abilities. Religion is also present in both of them even if in a negative vibe in Children of a Lesser God.
The protagonists in both shows have different sets of skills and team together (reluctantly at the beginning) to defeat evil.

Children of a Lesser God is somewhat lighter in tone (having some comedic moments here and there) and the antagonist isn't a demon, but a cult organization. It still does have some creepy and bloody elements and some pretty disturbing scenes of child abuse.
The Guest is more of a pure horror drama and has a bleaker tone in general. The antagonist here is a poweful evil spirit and not just evil human beings.

Overall I found The Guest to be the superior of the two, but Children of a Lesser God is an interesting drama as well and might deserve a watch!

- In Parasite a family full of anti-heroes scams their way to get good job. The genre is bitter comedy and thriller.

- In Bad Family we just follow everyday lives of family full of anti-heroes. The genre is comedy and slice-of-life.

- Families in both stories give off similar vibe but each title give off different atmosphere with Parasite being award winning movie and Bad Family being low budget drama special.

Both a school dramas and the story follows them through college. It's about growing up and first loves. Both the main girls are dorky and are not the prettiest people. Also their crush/first love are like good at everything. Both try to pursue their love and the main lead falls for them. Good light hearted dramas! All can be found on youtube with English subs!

Forensic science based theme. Story progresses from individual criminal cases and ending up with cases related to main characters. Male leads (Nakado & Yuzuki) are arrogant and unfriendly a**holes. Both are quite entertaining thriller dramas with some loose similarities.

"Anata no Ban Desu" is not as creepy and scary as "Strangers from Hell" but they both take place at a residence where murders happen and mysteries have to be solved.