The plot for these dramas are very different, but if you enjoy the change of traditional roles like in Hoshi Furu Yoru ni where the ML does the cooking and cleaning, Watashi no Oyome-kun is highly recommended wherein the main plot revolved around the expectations in gender. Anyway, both are good slice of life dramas with good comedy.

Both are:
- romantic comedy dramas that are equally a bit of cliche
- MLs are "tsunderes" in expressing their interest to the FL and revered as "king" because of their in high position in the company and sons of the owner
- FLs are both passionate with their work and can be very bright when working
_ the main couple interact very often because they are working in the same company

Just after watching the 1st episodes of Ore no Kawaii, Yamada Ryosuke's portrayal of Maruya is just so nostalgic and I remembered Ikuta Toma as Nakatsu. This animated acting is just so fun to watch. Other than that, there are no other similarities I can point out but the camaraderie among the officemates of Sales team and the boys in dorm have the same friendly atmosphere,

Both:
- started with a game, more like a trap, set up by a homeroom teacher to his students
- explores teenage issues, troubles and worries
- Mystery genre

Both FL are both teachers who want to get revenge.
Just want to recommend this movie to those who haven't watched it yet.

Both:
- about First Loves
- melomance
- will leave you attached with their love story and melancholic

Both:
- Male lead likes the Female Lead first. So it gave a similar atmosphere between the leads.
- harmless misunderstandings
- steamy scenes (although Chijo probably has more just because I finished it already, but I just can't be sure yet with Zenryoku since I just watched 2 episodes)

Differences:
- Chijo couple are same age and were classmates before; Zenryoku have age gap and knew each other as lunchmates.

Both:
- sweet romantic jdramas (both characters are the hopeless romantic kind)
- respectful and nontoxic lead characters
- steamy but steamy smut scenes
- cohabitation

Difference:
- In CNK, the characters know each other from high school and then they meet up in the present time.
- In SMH, they do not know each other that well.

Both:
- participants compete in games that will tests physical fitness and also strategies to win the missions
Differences
- In soldiers the cast are just male soldiers. In physical, we got female participants as well. And it is not only limited to soldiers, the show got athletes, body builders and other people who think they have the ‘physical shape’ compete to win the cash prize.
- Physical is an individual competition. Meanwhile, Soldiers is more of a group competition, although it also had missions that were individualistic too.

Aside from being both dating shows, the sand wrestling episode of Love Alarm reminds me of Single's Inferno. I wish they also made a small pool with water too because wrestling in sand looks so painful.

Both are:
- dating + survival + game show that involves money
- cast in both programs seems well-chosen ; attractive female participants and buff guys
- good 'storytelling'

Both are comedies with
- sexual innuendos (YRMU) and actual sexual content (HTS)
- Hani as MC
- both somehow educates about sex, health and relationships