Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds (2017)

Its similar because it's also fiction that talks about the afterlife and the consequences of our life choices.

Both are grim reaper kinda drama/movie
Both have 2 man 1 female team (while in Tomorrow is female leader)
The difference will be in Tomorrow, the mc grim reaper is saving lives while the grim reaper in Along with Gods are helping souls to go through the judges and pass through reincarnation cycle.

"Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds" is the closest thing to "Tomorrow"!!!!!
Afterlife
Judgment on suicide
Learning about life in an exciting way
Scenes that make you cry
Three guides - one female and two males
The effects shift like the angels of death in "Tomorrow"
and more!

Both: Movies / deal with characters in the afterlife / have stunning visual effects / strong characters / addressing the good & the bad a person has done while alive

Both delve into the supernatural realm, exploring themes of life, death, and the afterlife. Both intertwine human experiences with supernatural elements, offering profound insights into mortality and the human condition

Cha Tae Hyun plays the main lead and it is like a rollercoaster of emotions just like Along With the Gods: The Two Worlds. Lots of crying but full of hearth warming moments and good laughs scattered throughout the movies. Endings are fascinating, as well.

The Two Worlds is based on a manga, but AWTG4 is a spinoff around the world.

Similarities:
1. Around the same world and concept, but different plot.
2. The same characters and actors
3. The same concept of life after death and angels of death who work their client through the different hells of sin in order to get them to obtain reincarnation.

The Two Worlds is based on a manga, but AWTG4 is a spinoff around the world.

Similarities:
1. Around the same world and concept, but different plot.
2. The same characters and actors
3. The same concept of life after death and angels of death who work their client through the different hells of sin in order to get them to obtain reincarnation.

similarities:
- two man one women team
- they are both about afterlife/spirtis/gods
- both of them concentrate on helping people after their death
- both have scenes that will make you emotional
- they contain elements of comedy, fantasy, action and even thriller
They are definitely worth watching so give it a try!

Along With the Gods is a movie and Oh No Here Comes Trouble is a 12 ep drama

Very similar vibes with an ML that is initially goofy, weak (more so in AWTG) but builds into a strong ML. They both have supernatural elements with great CGI and have similar vibes. Also the main characters have strong guardians who help them through their trials. They both have you cheering on the main lead and his friends as the story unravels and characters grow.

While the two shows dealt with different kinds of supernatural creatures aka gumiho and grim reapers, there's still a point of similarity between the two which was the Korean mythology involving the afterlife/underworld.

Both dramas are about a set of people that have to fulfil a specific amount of demands in order to be spoken free of their sentence. In both dramas this group of people is either gods or grim reapers that are following/guiding through the judgement of people that have sinned. Both are supernatural stories dealing around death, the after life, hell/heaven, sins and forgiveness.

Both stories are about grim reapers and souls. Black is a drama about a grim reaper that goes to the human realm in search of a soul he lost in the process he meddles with human affairs and remembers his past as a human. In "Along With the Gods" we see more of the other part of the grim reapers' job, guiding the souls through their next journey and eventual reincarnation, the main grim reaper, Gang Rim also interferes with the human "realm" because he has memories of his past self... In both there is a "mystery" that gets uncovered, although in AWtG is not as complex as in Black.
The two stories are different but have the same gist and give similar feelings. They both have great CGI and awesome acting.

With almost the same main cast, "AWTG: Two Worlds" is actually the prequel of this movie. Both are focused on a "paragon's" trials in order for him to successfully reincarnate. Both have lots of CGIs and fight scenes, as well as some touching moments.

Zhu Yan Zhi, disguised as a man, seeks to learn martial arts with an elite clan. Once she begins her intense training, Zhu finds herself at odds with her trainer and superior, Liang.