You Are My Spring (2021)

A unique love journey and healing feelings while watching the characters struggle in both dramas. In addition, even though it has the romance genre as the main foundation, there is a mystery and thriller vibe in it. This is what makes both of them special. By crossing genres we are taken from feeling warm and cheerful to being thrilling sense and enigmatic then laughter and tears accompany watching these two dramas. Highly Recommended

Three individuals with flaws and traumas and how they overcome these. Healing drama with healthy as in supportive relationships.

Both leave you with a similar, almost surreal, feeling. I think it's the way the scenes are captured and how the ost fits perfectly into it. Though I personally didn't really like the story of AMO, if you like one you should definitely check out the other. I really loved everything about YAMS by the way!

Both dramas are pretty, have healthy relationships, and are full of meaningful dialogs.
Run On is more slice-of-life and comedy.

The vibes are similar. Both the main leads fall in love, but are unable to begin the relationship. Both the dramas are healing romance slow yet amazingly portrayed.

The ML is the same. Both are melodramas and have characters who come together with emotional scars from their past.

Both dramas:
> show mental problems and how the affect the relationship
>have sometimes dark/crime vibes
>incredible and modern soundtrack
>FL is a bit eccentric
>will make you fell warm
>show the way to healing
>more then one couples
>fresh approach to plot line

Both dramas try to balance suspense and romance. "You're My Spring" has more focus on romance than suspense.

Both have:

- a female protagonist with painful past;
- a male protagonist, which works against her...
- a second male lead who suffers from mental illness, but is a very kind and gentle person;.. and another one who looks just like him, but it's a psychopat.. /identical people... Both suspected of being behind a series of murders/
-a murder case, which killer isn't revealed until the very end
- the male lead always tries to protect everyone

First of all, these dramas are not similar. Like AT ALL!

Then why am I recommending this?!

Well, while I was watching YAMS, there came a scene (I don't remember which) with the main couple and I suddenly thought of a scene from SWWW. Did I mention that they're not similar at all? I was confused and google it, and voila! They apparently have the same director.

Both the dramas have great ost that fit the scenes perfectly, and the romance between the main couples are captured beautifully. SWWW is a very good series in itself. So you should definitely check it out, atleast for the beautiful direction if for nothing else!

Both they are mental health problems and falling for each other heal their problems <3 .
There are mystery/sad vs cute scenes.
My opinion "Mad for each other" is more funny.

Hero and heroine have a painfull past and might have met at a school as children..
The second female lead is an adorable person who makes an U-turn from being a noisy and terrible ex to the main hero to a great supportive person to the female lead.

They are both projects that are full of suspense and also contain the genre "crime and mystery".
The main characters from "You Are My Spring" both have a painful past and they are both growing up trying to cope and heal, one of the "antidotes" is companionship, trust, and love.

In "Flower of Evil" the main male character also has a painful past and secrets, and his story also develops in such a way in which he learns about trust, he learns what it means to truly connect to someone and how unconditional love works.

Both projects also contain a hint of romance, and the general feel/vibe of both series it's similar, they also have interesting twists and surprising story developement.

Both dramas have Main leads that have to deal with trauma/tragic pasts. They both are slow burn dramas that will make you cry so bad if you enjoy it. Lastly this is more of a personal opinion, the FL in you are my spring and the FL in chocolate act very similar!

The main lead in WIL and Doctor Ian Chase from YAMS have some similarity in behaving like sociopaths but in Well Intended Love it is shown as romantic guy and in YMS as dangerous and prone to the worst. I think both of them are sociopaths and I strongly recommend to see and compare it ;).