Both dramas have a dark fairytale, mystical vibe that felt very similar to me. Both have some fun, dark comedy, as well as a childhood mystery that is key to the plot. If you liked Link you’ll probably like It’s Okay to Not Be Okay!

Secretary Kim is an overall much lighter and more classically comedic drama than Link, but both have a childhood connection/mystery which is key to the storylines. Link is more of a dark comedy, but if you enjoyed one you might enjoy the other.

Set in a similar time period. Both are more comedic sageuks but also have a story with some emotional weight. MLs are both scrappy but powerful. Sweet romance in both that is well balanced with the other storylines. My Only Love Song is a bit sillier, but they have similar tones. If you enjoyed one give the other a try!

Both are fun lighthearted comedies paired with a darker mystery element. Both have kind of a comic book vibe.

Both shows have a dark fairytale vibe. It’s Okay is a bit more emotional and deals with mental health issues. The comedy is also a little darker and there’s no real magic in It’s Okay. The romance is pretty central in both surrounded by the slow reveal of the leads’ past.

I really liked the magical elements of Jinxed at First and was trying to think of other shows that had this level of magic. The only one that came to mind is Hotel del Luna. Both have good world building and the scale of the show and story feels really big and powerful, like any good fairytale. Hotel del Luna also has a romance, but it’s not as central to the story. The vibe of these shows is pretty similar.

The vibe of these shows is very very similar. Search: WWW is one of my favorite dramas! It received criticism from some people for being slow paced, which I think is similar to the criticism Forecasting Love and Weather has received. But I didn’t find either of these to be slow paced! I enjoyed the hell out of them both! They both have a strong focus on the inner workings of the companies and industries that these stories take place in. I thought the way they incorporated the work into these dramas was very interesting and thought provoking. The questions they ask about the internet and freedom of information or the vast implications of weather forecasting for the everyday person’s livelihood beyond just being able to check a weather app were really fascinating. Both stories are also primarily about the relationships between people and how the complexities of human emotions can make these challenging. The shows focus more on internal conflict rather than external factors. I think they were both incredibly well written and had well developed characters. If you liked one definitely give the other a shot! I loved them both!