Recommendations

same couple, similar concept

......................................................................................

- the suspense
- she falls first he falls harder
- secrets between lovers
- romance/thriller/mystery (I would say WTPR is a little less intense tho)
- super captivating story

both plots envolve kidnapping, murder, mistery, a child, a loving mother willing to do anything to protect the family...

both are similar in terms of vibes and cinematography, both are healing shows, both fml are ''lonely'' characters
- the plot might not be similar but as someone that loves our beloved summer i def think u would like mln

Both are melos with strong makjang elements and similar heartwarming vibes where the FL loses everything after being rich and is now living as a poor but upbeat energetic person not realizing how much her step family from her previous life ruined her life. In both there is a very similar love quadrant where FL is having this non official relationship with the SML who helped her throughout all the hardship and keeps being her doormat while waiting for her to be ready fo him while FL is falling in love with ML who is involved kind of by default and indifferently with the woman who brought FLs demise and now lives with this dark cloud over her head desperately and unsuccessfuly trying to keep ML from going to FL...

- Slice of life
- Unconventional family dynamics (found family in TADT, role reversal in SM)
- Slight but prominent parenting arcs
- Friendship
- Girlboss x Malewife dynamics
- Light and fluffy watches
- Both short Jdramas

- Family focused (more found-family in TADT)
- Unconventional families (found-family in TADT, role reversal in SKwLd)
- Writer SML who does household chores
- Prominent child/teen MC
- Girlboss x Malewife dynamic
- Bold SFL x Softspoken SML
- Fluffy and heartwarming
- Both short jdramas

SKwLd is a family mystery comedy while TADT is a slice-of-life drama. Both are adorable and worth a watch.

Similar adaptation

Prior to the adoption of Confucianism, it was the tradition to abandon one's parents on a mountainside if they were over 70 years of age. In the ancient kingdom of Goryeo, now modern Korea, a nobleman defies this tradition when he refuses to leave his mother to starve to death.

Fantasy and supernatural themes, Complex world building, Romantic Subplots, Strong fateful characters, Royalty and Power, Visual aesthetic and cinematic style, Strong female leads.
The blend of magic, destiny, romance, and intricate world-building makes both dramas particularly engaging.

If you like one, you'll most definitely like the other.

Similarities:
- Main leads are childhood best friends
- ML has liked the FL for a long time but is too scared to admit it
- FL has trouble in her career, so the ML helps her
- Close proximity helps develop their relationship
- Love triangle (2 guys, 1 girl)

Differences:
- LND focuses a lot more on family relationships as well as romantic ones and has a more full plot with side characters that have their own story (like the main character's parents, the other bsf, and her brother) because it has 16 episodes whereas S#1 only has 4
- Soundtrack is more of a fluffy romance without much drama, but LND has a lot more plot twists and other factors to their relationships that cause a lot of delay

I personally loved both of them, but I will say that if you like shorter plots that get to the point faster and don't run you through a mix of emotions, then you should watch Soundtrack. But if you like seeing a secondary couple and also seeing the main lead's family and friends and seeing a more realistic approach to romance, then LND is your best fit. Hope this helps!

- historical, with fantasy element coming in on the second half
- story arc that run a few episodes with interesting characters
- friends to lovers

- Historical fantasy
- Main leads are immortal
- Story arcs over a few episodes about different “monsters” and people

Both are BL. Also cooking and food is one of the main theme. In sugar dog life, the MLs live together for a while and in Aki and Haru, they live together for the whole plot. A quick entertaining watch

Lost romance has the same general plotline. The female lead is transported into a 'romance' novel. However in Lost Romance we do not have the historical aspect as in Choose One of Four. In both of these the female leads are also quirky and fun as well as straightforward. In Lost Romance we are also dealing with a love triangle while in Choose One of Four (disregarding the title) there is only one male lead.

What they have in common:
Male leads in love with the same woman.
Multiple revenge plots: the governor, the female lead and the villain male lead.
Power struggle for the Governor position.
Female lead with amnesia and forgotten identity.
Rape, pregnancy and forced abortion.
Sad ending.