They have the same comedic style, which is they don't take themselves seriously. They are shows you can easily binge watch.

Both drama depicted a female pretending to be a guy in all male environment. The female lead is very good at making viewers naturally accept her as one of the boys, and not a tomboy pretending to be a real boy.

Both dramas depicted women at a crossroad in their lives or feeling lost in their daily existence. A mysterious young man entered their lives and offered them understanding and intimacy. His brief companionship encouraged the women to face whatever difficulties they might have.

An immortal female lead who feels jaded toward death. A male lead who reignites her passion for life and may be connected to her past.

Both are comedy that show monsters living in the city and the bureau that oversees them. The bureau's mission is to keep the existence of monsters a secret from the human.

Both dramas explore the complex relationships within extended families and the strict hierarchy between prestigious families. The shows' slow pace enables them to build well fleshed out characters.

A repressed woman is in a marriage with overbearing in-laws meets a man who unwinds her and allows her to be herself.

Teenager as the main character. Adventures in extreme locales. Man-eating creatures. Shadowy bad guys plotting behind the scene. Cool outfits.