Both have sismance vibes and women supporting women, dealing with issues and worries of the characters.
Both include strong female characters and shy ones.
It's Okay To Be Sensitive 2 has business setting, Age of Youth both business and school.
Both dramas give off a comforting feeling while watching because of the strong friendship and support among the characters.

While the story and theme differs, the have some similarities:
- Thriller Genre with a mystery
- suspenseful storyline
- smart male lead
- building a "team" and working together
- great cast, especially the lead actors

I discovered both dramas at the same time and like them a lot.

Both have the male lead played by Ji Chang Wook and a great chemistry between him and the female lead. The dramas also share the Thriller part and some investigation.
Both female leads are sassy and strong. The dramas gave me similar vibes.

Each movie has a docu-series coming with it that focuses more on the backstage material and commentaries from all BTS members.

Same concept, just the tours and year of production are different. It's highly recommended to watch in order of release: Burn The Stage, Bring The Soul, Break The Silence.

Same concept, just the tours and year of production are different. It's highly recommended to watch in order of release: Burn The Stage, Bring The Soul, Break The Silence.

The movie to the docu-series. Personally I liked the movie more because of the funny scenes that were included. It shows a lot of nice moments.

Burn The Stage was the first Docu-Series to be released by BTS. Bring The Soul followed in 2019 and Break The Silence is the newest addition in 2020.
They have the same muster, including interviews, comments and footage on stage and behind the scenes. It's best to watch them chronologically as sometimes there are refers to things that happened before.

Burn The Stage was the first Docu-Series to be released by BTS. Bring The Soul followed in 2019 and Break The Silence is the newest addition in 2020.
They have the same muster, including interviews, comments and footage on stage and behind the scenes. It's best to watch them chronologically as sometimes there are refers to things that happened before.

Burn The Stage was the first Docu-Series to be released by BTS. Bring The Soul followed in 2019 and Break The Silence is the newest addition in 2020.
They have the same muster, including interviews, comments and footage on stage and behind the scenes. It's best to watch them chronologically as sometimes there are refers to things that happened before.

Both are rather short and lighthearted historical drama from China. I watched I'm a Pet at Dali Temple first and watching Princess at Large reminded me of it and gave the same feeling.
Both dramas have female leads that travel back in time and both male leads have a medical condition that the female lead helps them with and throughout the drama they fall in love.
Also both were subbed by Lan Lan on FB.