Want a new drama to watch and searching for a good plot that makes you feel happy and healed? these two are good choices. Second chances are real and it's never too late.
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Want happy endings but still get a beautifully written drama? These are the ones for you!
the two have the same job and they want to know how their life is going to become like this.. ? ? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ??
En esta serie también los protagonistas nacen el mismo día y viven en un pequeño pueblo rural de japón, donde veremos todas sus vivencias desde niños hasta que son unos adultos.
Aunque en Hanbun, Aoi la serie se centrara más en la vida de nuestra protagonista, todos sus subes y bajas y como al final logran su éxito junto con la persona que ama. Es una serie hermosa y curativa al igual que esta y también tendremos niños hermosos con todas sus travesuras.
I think it has a similar style. With the break ups between the mainleads and the memoryloss they are suffering from. It really reminds me of the good bad mother.
Countryside place and settings
Slice of love
Coming of age
Romance
Comedy
Melodrama
Drama
Romance
Romcom
Hometown
Although the plot lines are very different, one about amnesia the other death, I believe they evoke similar feelings as you go through everything with the ML (and side characters) on their journey of healing and closure.
Same setting
Han Ji Yool works as a veterinarian in Seoul. One day, he receives a phone call from his grandfather. His grandfather doesn’t mention specifics, but his voice sounds serious. Han Ji Yool decides to go to Heedong Village, where his grandfather lives and runs an animal clinic. There, Han Ji Yool meets police officer Ahn Ja Young. It turns out his grandfather is actually touring Europe. According to the note left by his grandfather, Han Ji Yool has to take over his grandfather’s animal clinic for a half year, while his grandfather is away. Even when Ahn Ja Young was preparing for her test to become a police officer, she wanted to work as a police officer in Heedong Village, where she grew up. She is usually the first one to appear and provide help to residents in need. She helps Han Ji Yool solve inconveniences related to his daily life in the village and they develop a romantic relationship.
The FL from Hometown Cha-Cha-Cha and the ML from this drama both are from medical field, one a dentist and the other a vet.
Both of them moved to a small town/secluded area from Seoul, one to open a small dental clinic while the other to take care of his grandfather's vet clinic
Both of them are not familiar with the vibe of the village when they first came
both has that countryside vibes
- male lead and female lead are not fond of each other but soon fell for each other
- similar plot on the love triangle
- both falls on the comedy genre
- cute lovelines
- both can be consider as a comfort drama
watch this if you really like the small-town/country vibes of this drama. I
It's very chill and relaxing and it does have some other subplots, but it is very slice-of-life focused.
(subplots include some romance and a mystery)
Similarity:
- Both male leads grow up poor and then try to infiltrate the wealthy upper class to gain power.
-There is a lot of emphasis on social class and wealth in both, which is my main point of why oyu should watch both.
- Both ML's have tough relationships with their families, that improve as the story goes on.
- Both ML's leave the female lead to pursue their plans only to realize that it's not worth it to go on with her.
- Both ML's are originally shown to be socially inept and apathetic toward others in the beginning (but of course that changes).
-Both get the justice they seek, but in two very different ways.
Differences:
While in both Good Bad Mother and Golden Spoon the ML completely disregards their families, in the GBM there is a lot of emphasis on the relationship between the mother and the son. Yet, in Golden Spoon, it's focused on his family and friends in general.
They're both so good and dramatic. I recommend.
Similarities: Community living and mundane, rural life aspects + Main characters with sad pasts / Storytelling heavily relying on flashbacks. Both shows are also not afraid of getting dark at times alongside their relatively lighthearted undertone.
Differences: The Good Bad Mother is focused more on a specific set of characters with a continuous story, while Our Blues had a proper ensemble cast with each story arc being 1-2 episodes long.
Young Soon is a single mother and pig farmer who raised her son Kang Ho alone. Despite her love for him, her strict parenting caused Kang Ho to view her as a bad mother. As an adult, Kang Ho became a cold-hearted prosecutor and kept his distance from his mother. However, an unexpected accident caused him to return to his hometown and start over with Young Soon. Kang Ho's childhood friend Mi Joo, known for her warm heart and strong sense of justice, also reconnected with him after his accident, leading to a transformative experience for her.
Same circumstance for the male lead- gets into a car accident which leads to him losing his memories and reverting to his childlike self/mindset. Personally I prefer the overall storyline in Spring Day, as the character arcs and romance there were better executed (in my opinion).
A layered plot with a side of mystery that's slowly unraveling as the show goes on, they are both set in a small town with interesting and morally grey characters. While the genre is different, both shows ask the question: How does your upbringing shape you as a person?
ML also plays a younger version of the main character in this. Also, they have the same director.