Both drama focus on a (love but not only that) story that expands from high school to adulthood. Both are nostalgic drama about youth. There are also many similarities between the mls:earnest, smart, hardworking, true to their loved ones and used to habdle everything by themselves.

First of all they are not similar at all. I recommend this only to those that wish to see a whole other side of Lee Soo Jin and his acting. One might even say that they are polar opposites seeing that one is a light comedy while the other is a tragic melo. If you need a good cry after laughing or the other way around do give the other a go.

Everyday life couldnt be more hilarious. In both drama the mcs are trying to follow their dreams but alas. They keep failing while finding themselves in many random ridiculous events. There is romance, there is friendship and there is lots of funny moments. Mind you though that where Modern Farmer leans more on the slice of life Dr Park's Clinic focuses more on the humour.

Both drama are comedy that deals with ridiculous events in everyday life. In both drama the main character tries to achieve his dream but finds himself failing for various reasons. Family, friendship and love dynamics that are always under the prism of humour. Some touching moments on the very top to mix it all together.

Comedy, comedy, comedy. Both drama are webtoon adaptations that are about hilarious situations in everyday life settings. Also in both drama you will see family and work dynamics. (That are of course ridiculous most of the times).

Both drama are comedies and webtoon adaptations. While there are high chances in making you laugh, they both have some touching moments.

In both drama the main characters have to live to each other. In the beginning they dont really get along, they fight and bicker but slowly fall in love and learn to live with each other.

In both drama the main characters have to live together. Starting off on the wrong foot, they bicker and sabotage each other but they have to work together. Slowly they fall in love and learn to live with each other.

In both drama one of the mcs seeks revenge while the other accompanies them throughout their journey. Bickering, adoring gazes, secrets, sacrifice and lots of flirting from one of the mcs.

Gutsy fl with a painful past and a flirty ml who loves nothing more than to just keep looking at her adoringly. Political intrigues, secrets, fights and some dashes of romance.

•Cold genius ml with a complicated past and a bubbly cute fl who pursues him first despite the rough beginning of their relationship.
•In both drama the main characters are next door neighbours.
•That backhug after that incident scenes are pretty similar.

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Older , career focused fl and younger a bit of a free spirit ml fall in love but they both tend to react a bit dramatically. In both families the sibling of the ml is hindering the romance and in both drama the mcs' families arent much in favour of the relationship and they aren't afraid of showing that creating lots of havoc. Now while the chemistry was very apparent on Something in The Rain it feels lacking in Now We Are Breaking Up. Also in both drama instead of a climax of emotions and tension the endings feel underwhelming.