1. Both are wholesome healing slice of life dramas
2. Story centered around a soft female lead who decides to take charge of her own life and to become a bit stronger
3. Different characters come together and ignite change in each other
4. Both are based in a small town rather than city-life
5. Two male leads after the same girl, one of which dated her for a long time but later breaks up (not a spoiler)
Although the ending of both is quite different and Camellia Blooms has a minor mystery/thriller touch to it too

-both about wealthy but dysfunctional families
-both melodramatic comedies like Sky castle
-in both the youngest son falls for a "poor" girl, but in Heard it through the Grapevine they had to get married because she was pregnant
-smart and witty female lead

i personally believe 7.6 is too low of a rating for this masterpiece

Although the storyline and everything is very different
Both depict the character of a historic political figure named Kim Jwa-Geun
FengShui is set in the last days of King Cheoljong while Mr. Queen was the early years
depiction of Kim Jwa-geun is different in both, as Mr. Queen tried to keep the light-hearted comedic touch in it
Both movies show a different ending to what happened to Kim Jwa-geun and King Cheoljong (idk which one is real but i'm pretty sure fengshui is closer to reality)

A movie depicting Heungseon Daewongun years later after he has put his son on the throne.
The story follows his son's wife "Empress Min" (a boss bitch queen?) and how Daewongun tries to get rid of her with the help of Japanese when she starts getting in his way.
It shows what happens to his son and his generation line in the following years as he sees them becoming puppets under Japanese rule.
P.S many historians say that it was Daewongun's fault that Korea went under Japan....

Both have this dramatic feel about them
Intense sacrificial love between the leads
both around the era when japan invaded Korea
cool sword fights
"warrior gives everything to protect the girl"
although note that the movie was made in 2009 so give the direction/production a pass

both are set in a mental institute with a normal person being wrongly placed in there by a loved one, although 'insane' is a mystery thriller and a bit more intense and has stronger themes of mental and physical abuse

has the character "Jeremy/Lee Hong Gi" in the lead, both have the same vibe like the old kdramas or shoujo mangas, both are innocent love story between innocent characters, also has idols

both have dark themes, both of them have twisted characters and also theme of physical abuse and hint of sexual abuse to young children

both have dark themes, both of them have twisted characters and also theme of physical abuse and hint of sexual abuse to young children