If you liked Kotaro, I bet you would love the Yuzuki brothers! Similarly, children from those dramas had 'lost' their family at a young age and the drama revolves around the relationships they had formed. This is what I search for a slice of life family dramat but both offers extra cuteness since the main cast are these children who are really great in acting for such a young age. I would often break a tear but the over-all atmosphere of these two dramas is warmth (and cute).

It’s similar that it had the same style of humor. Like they are people, they enjoy the same style of humor. Both are funny dramas but DFF is more romance-centered while Gaus is more centered on each office worker and their life in the office.
Gaus also has romance too btw.

Both are dramas wherein the FL pursues her dream career. In My Second Aoharu, it's becoming an architect, meanwhile in Doctor Cha, it's to practice her medical degree and to restart her medical resident course.

Both:
- good murder mystery going on
- main characters working together to solve a serial murder
- Lee Kyu Hoe, this actor is really good, he's good in Link: Eat, Love, Kill too

Both:
- dramas that involves time travel
- female MCs lost their mom and met the younger version of their mom after time travel
- made the main character see their family beyond as their role in their family so this can make you appreciate your family members better

MPS has a murder mystery thing going on while GBC is about marriage issues, very different but both are innately heartwarming dramas.

The main genre of these two dramas are a bit different because MPS has a murder mystery going on but these two have the ff in common:
- both made the main character see their family beyond as their role in their family so this can make you appreciate your family members better
- interactions between daughter(and or) son and the father in their teens (well in18 again, just physically)

Both:
- dating shows which aims for marriage and specifically in Love Village case, their final partner in life
- involves cohabitation (like any other dating show) but what I like in Love Village, the daily tasks are centered on living a life in the village like room renovation and growing their own food (although they buy grocery items too), so it felt that the relationship seems more organic(?)

I highly recommend Love Village to anyone who prefers more vulnerability and more emotional journey of people finding love. I cant believe I cried this much watching this dating show.

I wouldn't say that the couple in these two dramas have similar relationship but these dramas both:
- main couple have different career but they kinda work side by side with each other
- one of the main characters is very optimistic
- good friendship (Momoka with Miyuki & Issei with Haru)
- have a couple of goodhearted people that sometimes you question how is everyone just so good-natured that there are rarely indifferent people, tbh some may find it off putting but these people are good role models that I want to emulate them.

The plot for these dramas are very different, but if you enjoy the change of traditional roles like in Hoshi Furu Yoru ni where the ML does the cooking and cleaning, Watashi no Oyome-kun is highly recommended wherein the main plot revolved around the expectations in gender. Anyway, both are good slice of life dramas with good comedy.

Both are:
- romantic comedy dramas that are equally a bit of cliche
- MLs are "tsunderes" in expressing their interest to the FL and revered as "king" because of their in high position in the company and sons of the owner
- FLs are both passionate with their work and can be very bright when working
_ the main couple interact very often because they are working in the same company

Just after watching the 1st episodes of Ore no Kawaii, Yamada Ryosuke's portrayal of Maruya is just so nostalgic and I remembered Ikuta Toma as Nakatsu. This animated acting is just so fun to watch. Other than that, there are no other similarities I can point out but the camaraderie among the officemates of Sales team and the boys in dorm have the same friendly atmosphere,

Both:
- started with a game, more like a trap, set up by a homeroom teacher to his students
- explores teenage issues, troubles and worries
- Mystery genre