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I feel like the family situations in these dramas are very similar.
Also the love lines resemble each other.
There's also a hint of mystery and crime solving in each where the hero acts in the same way though not through the same methods.

The excitement of arranged married and how they overcome the differences like cat and dog.

Both are Korean dramas about an ordinary girl becoming a princess and learning that life as royalty is not all glitz and glam. Also both dramas have a romantic theme of hate turning into love.

Nut Rattanamongkol (Ton) also stars in this. If you like him (and who doesn't?) watch this. Bring tissues.

Basically the same storyline with the female lead trying to survive the acting industry while improving their acting skills.

*Both dramas revolve around a physically strong female lead

*Both female leads are in love with the second male lead

*Both first male leads took their time and were very patient with the female lead until they finally captured her heart

*Both of the main couples have loads of cute and sweet moments

*The way the first male leads look at the female lead makes you want to melt into a puddle of goo. They both have so much love and respect for the female lead.

*Both female leads love to wear pink hoodies. ^^

1.) Eun Ji as the female lead with similar personalities. Sassy girl who is bad at studying. And male lead being the one good at studying.
2.) Second male lead is the brother (or close friend) of male lead, making the male lead hesitate in love.
3.) Best friend of female lead also has similar personalities. N in Sassy Go Go and Hoya in Reply 1997. Both are quiet and shy, yet are the "wise" ones.

Will say that Reply 1997 generally has more content as well as twist and turns as compared to Sassy Go Go. But after you finished watching Reply 1997 and want more sass from Eun Ji, Sassy Go Go is a possible choice. Sassy Go Go has more fluttering moments though as the male lead is proactive than the one in Reply 1997.

Both are well done Chinese Fluffy romance dramas. Neither rush the story, so the relationships seem to evolve more naturally. Both feature a Boss/employee relationship. Boss and me is a little more traditional, with the Rich handsome man falling for the poor young spunky girl. Across the Ocean To See You is a bit of a modern twist, the male is the subordinate and the the boss is already pregnant when they meet.

Yoon Eun Hye eerie similarities....but to the extreme in this one.
Same story different settings.

Both kdramas deal about childhood friends that love each other. Both deal with a life-changing condition. However "More than Blue" has a much more tragic take on this and is a movie, whereas "I need Romance 2" is dealing with this topic in a more fun and lighter way

Both deal about childhood friends that love each other. In both dramas Lee Jin Hook plays the male lead, the pair is 30+, lives next to each other and tries to solve their problems with their feelings and the extra guys/girls of their friend.
Main difference: I need Romance 2 the pair already dated.

Similar theme about people that have made a pact/are approaching their own demise. The story about the Death Girl.

- The female lead is quite similar to her .
- Its a high school drama .
- Its is also a love triangle between two best friends .
- And its begin with hate and end up with love .

Both male leads are so adorable and full of grease(cheesy af!). Junyeol and Hyungsik characters are CEOs of game companies while Boyoung and Jungeum characters are also developers of games. In short, both couples are into developing apps, games, and dating in the office. Haha. Both are fun to watch!

SGG is not a romance, but the moods of the dramas are similar: both dramas are comedies and evolve in a town and around a group of friend/a family