Same country vibe of living in a small town. Trying to escape from an unhappy life, reset and re-find one's purpose in life.

Same theme of country folk who care for each other like family. It can be sometimes annoying when everyone else is in your business but you realise later they also genuinely care for each other.

Wondering about living in the city versus living in the country, and wondering whether it worth living in a bit city like Seoul. Wondering about the point of work and why it has such an emphasis in one's life.

Similar themes of living in the country and warmth of a healing country romance. Broken souls who escape to the country to find themselves. Both sets of actors have good chemistry.

About lost chances and youth and being given a second chance again. A washed up temp worker who has by her own accounts failed in life meets her younger self for some inexplicable reason. She has to find a way to return her past self to her past while still explaining to her past self why and where she went wrong in life.

A couple divorce. For some reason, the father switches bodies and becomes his younger self. He now has a chance to re-live his life - how will he re-do his life?

A show about growing up. A girl is unable to fully experience growing up due to a sad circumstance but now has the chance to experience her teenage years at the ripe old age of 30.

The couple met the first time in their youth and things didn't work out but even though they've moved on, they now have a second chance at love.

The couple met the first time in their youth and have a second chance at love but by going back in time.

Star crossed lovers who cannot be together due to reasons beyond their control. The kings secretly plot to disrupt the plans of crafty prime ministers who have exalted them to their royal positions and who hold all the de facto power.

Star crossed lovers and wanting yet cannot be together. Good looking cast and political court intrigue.

For the serial murder mystery angle. Both shows showcase a cop trying to protect a witness/near victim of the serial killer, with a slight romance or perhaps pity for the victim angle, as they chase around the countryside.