Kill it gives me that same angsty dark vibed crime genre. Both male leads are not a simple good or bad type? And both female leads are cops and strong

in some ways Kim Bomi reminds me of Kim Sung Ryong.. their comedic sense and personalities are kinda similar, they are not "good" and they have "bad" intentions, but as the drama progresses they can't help but turn into a "hero" against their wills...

Man That Bakes Bread is about a cat that turns human, while Tofu Personified is about a dog that turns human.. and both of them have food names in the title, while the stories are not about those food xD

the relationship between the 2 main leads had similar vibes, the girl was "strong" and the guy was "cute"

I kinda don't remember much about the plot but I feel like this is a female version of prison playbook...

I haven't seen Rampant yet, but they are both historicals and they both have zombies and the main leads are princes ;)

both are noona romances, both female leads are +35 year olds with a daughter and their ex husband cheated on them. and they both also work as a "housekeeper" for the male lead...

both have a dark type of vibe, the characters are somewhat similar in "status", another "ahjumma" type of story, a somewhat "daily lives of smart elegant manipulative rich women"..

Avengers Social Club is like a lighter cuter vr of this.. a somewhat "ahjumma" type of drama, and they both have the birth secret, the revenge, and the female centered plot..

both of them have some "supernatural" elements, one was time slip the other is body switch, and both have a sassy female lead that doesn't stay quite, and the comedy is slightly similar too...

I know this is a weird comparison, but it still works as a recommendation ;p
- both female leads are strong, and they are not afraid to make the 1st move.
- both male leads start off as reserved or just lonely, the female lead doesn't change them, but they change because of her (does that make sense ^^; )
- this was the drama that "healed" me after MS, it's funny and light and it's a great drama to watch after the "guns, glories and sad endings" of MS.

both stories tackle the same subject of child abuse.. they also share the same "detached" female lead that slowly connects with the child and tries to save her even if she risks her life..