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- Mafia and Crimes Vibes
- There's fighting scene
- Strong male lead
- Clingy male lead
- The exact love story, from not knowing each other > getting to know each other > liking each other > from liking to hating > from hating to forgiving > and became lovers again! ( the differences is LTNS is too short so kinda faster, and J&J is too long so it's slow burn )

Both are historical mini dramas with a love/hate relationship between the leads, with the FL out for revenge and believing the ML betrayed her in the past.

Both are short length dramas in which a couple breaks up, only to reunite years later at which point the ML discovers he has a young daughter. Both MLs have a disapproving mother who tries to force them apart.

Both couples break up due to misunderstandings and the ML wrongly believing the FL lied to him and used him. They reunite years later with the ML discovering the FL was pregnant when they broke up and he now has a young child with a health condition. Both MLs at one point move into the FL's home uninvited. There is a SML who has been taking care of the FL and the child and who loves her, but she only sees him as a friend.

Taboo, intimate, focused on adolescence. Both cover issues that adults consider trivial and are stories of "raging hormones gone wrong". (Aku no Hana being worse in every way) If you relate, you may find some solace as well.

"By the way, there’s the drama Shounen no Abyss I need to watch, which also picks up on the idea of a teenager trapped in a rural town (the difference being that he doesn't have an "ordinary" life like Kasuga in Aku no Hana). A friend who’s a fan of J-dramas recommended it to me, and it seems really dark, completely unconventional as well." From my review of Aku no Hana: https://mydramalist.com/profile/suwunoh/reviews/399280

Angsty, mistaken identity, possesive obsessive Male Lead, Past Relationship, Jealous Male Lead, Steamy Kiss

Angsty, mistaken identity, possesive obsessive Male Lead, Past Relationship, Jealous Male Lead, Steamy Kiss

Angsty, mistaken identity, possesive obsessive Male Lead, Past Relationship, Jealous Male Lead, Steamy Kiss

Both dramas revolve around animals and the main lead that can communicate with them to solve crimes
And both are comedies

"The Guest" centers on exorcism and supernatural elements, with characters dealing with demonic possessions and battling dark forces. The plot revolves around three main characters—a psychic, a priest, and a detective—working together to fight an evil spirit known as Sohn, which has left a trail of death and despair. "Judge from the Hell" also explores the supernatural realm, with characters confronting twisted souls and dealing with dark forces. While it focuses more on moral judgment from a supernatural judge figure, it still brings forth themes of vengeance, punishment, and the afterlife.

Both series revolve around the concepts of justice and retribution, especially in terms of punishing wrongdoers. In "Judge from the Hell," the plot implies a supernatural judge presiding over earthly wrongdoers, judging them for their sins. In "The Guest," the idea of justice is more rooted in combating evil and seeking revenge against dark forces, but the theme of justice through unconventional means is still central to the story.

Both series employ a dark, suspenseful tone that keeps the audience on edge. "The Guest" utilizes horror elements and psychological suspense, with frequent intense scenes involving exorcisms and violent confrontations with possessed individuals. "Judge from the Hell" also embraces a dark tone, focusing on the moral ambiguities of punishment and possibly psychological horror, given its judgment-themed supernatural setting.

" The Guest" addresses human sins indirectly through the impact of possession and the demonic influence on people’s darkest tendencies.
"Judge from the Hell" seems to take a direct approach by addressing human sins through a supernatural judge's verdicts, reflecting a similar focus on moral consequences.

Both dramas deal with cases. While DKE has a fantasy twist, SB is more realistic with nicely layered jokes. DKE has more family and side-character focus. While SB is more focused on the case themselves and the dynamics between team members. Both are watch worthy with some silly comedy and alright cases. Full entertainment!

“Black Knight” is a love story between a woman who is waiting for the love of her life and a man who is willing to do anything to protect his love. The story spans over two hundred years. Moon Soo Ho is a businessman with a pure heart, but he never shows his true colors to anyone except for Jung Hae Ra, a travel agent who has never traveled abroad. Soo Ho and Hae Ra grew up like siblings in Hae Ra's house, but they got separated later. They meet each other after they grow up and love approaches them as if it were fate. Will their love survive despite all the faltering events?

“Black Knight” is a love story between a woman who is waiting for the love of her life and a man who is willing to do anything to protect his love. The story spans over two hundred years. Moon Soo Ho is a businessman with a pure heart, but he never shows his true colors to anyone except for Jung Hae Ra, a travel agent who has never traveled abroad. Soo Ho and Hae Ra grew up like siblings in Hae Ra's house, but they got separated later. They meet each other after they grow up and love approaches them as if it were fate. Will their love survive despite all the faltering events?

“Black Knight” is a love story between a woman who is waiting for the love of her life and a man who is willing to do anything to protect his love. The story spans over two hundred years. Moon Soo Ho is a businessman with a pure heart, but he never shows his true colors to anyone except for Jung Hae Ra, a travel agent who has never traveled abroad. Soo Ho and Hae Ra grew up like siblings in Hae Ra's house, but they got separated later. They meet each other after they grow up and love approaches them as if it were fate. Will their love survive despite all the faltering events?