Recommandations

Reply 1997 is the first one of the "reply" serie and the best one according to me; so you might like it.

Both have the girl living with a famous celebrity who she thinks is gay, except in RNJJH her gay best friend and his twin secretly swap places.

In both dramas main leads meet when they are kids and are separated. Again they meet after long time when they are grown ups. Both are great dramas with sad story but KMHM has comedy. Both the dramas are written by same script writer Jin soo-wan, both are having great OST especially theme song.

Both are a good mix of romance, comedy, drama, fantasy, and supernatural. The actors are amazing. Ghosts/monsters also always find the heroine, and the hero helps to protect her. Each ghost case imparts some food for thought.

It gave me the same feel but on a different age level. Osozaki is more on a midlife resolution while Orange Days is on a college level life choices and experiences.

both deal with questionable police practices, also in both the main leads have some sort of dark secret.

The Time We Were Not in Love (TTWWNIL) is the korean remake of In Time With You (ITWY). I prefer the taiwanese version because it's funnier and I could relate better, but if you like korean dramas and you liked ITWY, then you must watch TTWWNIL.
I guess TTWWNIL can be found as "The Time That I Loved You" as well.

Both lakorns involve twins. In fact, it was interesting because the actor plays the role of twins in Ngao Jai and the actress plays the role of twins in Sud Sai Pan. Both deal with oen of the characters taking the identity of the other for a certain purpose.

Though the story line is nothing alike - the feel of this drama reminds me of City Hunter.

The only similarities in detail is the main female lead which is Park Min Young and the way the main lead tries to disguise himself in all black: aside that the rest is very different.

Both have the similiar time story: during the japanese invasion in china. Battle of Changsha has less romance than romance in the rain, but with more family, and more war actions.

Both stories about a young girl getting married, except in this one, the girl is supposed to marry the main lead's brother. The drama that made me fall for Yoon Kye-Sang. It's old but still one of my favorites.

Similar crime stories, Tanaka Tetsushi in both. Yami no Bansosha is investigation as the main issue while in Tsumi to Batsu it's, still there is an outcast in the foreground.

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