Both dramas share themes of unconventional relationships that start out of necessity or convenience but gradually evolve into genuine love.

1. Contractual/Practical Relationships:
-In “She and Her Perfect Husband”, the male and female leads enter a fake marriage for personal and professional reasons.
-In “Perfect and Casual”, the protagonists agree to a contract marriage to solve personal problems.

2. Slow-Burn Romance:
Both dramas feature relationships that start as purely transactional or practical but develop into heartfelt love as the characters spend time together and understand each other on a deeper level.

3. Independent Female Leads:
-“She and Her Perfect Husband” showcases a strong, career-oriented female lead who is driven and self-reliant.
-Similarly, “Perfect and Casual” features a female lead who is determined and resilient, despite her challenging circumstances.

4. Opposites Attract:
The main couples in both dramas have contrasting personalities. The male leads are often reserved or logical, while the female leads are more spirited, creating engaging dynamics as they learn to balance their differences.

5. Family and Social Pressure:
Both dramas explore how societal or familial expectations push the leads into their unconventional arrangements, adding tension and emotional depth to the story.

6. Modern Setting with Realistic Challenges:
The shows take place in modern, urban environments, focusing on relatable struggles like career pressure, societal norms, and personal growth within relationships.

Lee Na Yeon is made an orphan when chaebol heiress, Park Yu Gyeong, causes the death of her mother, Lee Yu Nae, in a traffic accident. Yu Nae and Yu Gyeong had been rivals in love for the same man, Jang Gyeong Wan, with Yu Gyeong ensnaring him into marriage by claiming the child she is carrying is his. Jang attempts to make amends for abandoning his college sweetheart by trying to give the orphaned Nayeon a home, to the anger of Yu Gyeong and the jealousy of his daughter, Se Jin. When Na Yeon discovers evidence that her mother's death may be more than an accident, she forgoes the chance of a life of wealth and privilege for an orphanage. Taken in by the widow of the man who ran down her mother, Na Yeon grows up alongside Tae Jun, an impoverished but driven and academically brilliant young man who becomes the love of her life. However, he cheats on her for his own success and goes with Se Jin.

In both dramas, the male lead was raised in the wilderness by Wolves. They are later on introduced to civilization and fall for the female lead who showed him kindness and compassion.

If you want to feel the same 90’s nostalgia from “Analog Squad”, then you should definitely watch Reply 1997.

Both dramas have a very similar plot. The only difference here is the target of the main character’s next target.

Both dramas have a similar concept. Both main characters use a device to contact a person from another time. In Kairos, it is a person from the future whereas in Signal it is a person from the past.

Both of the main characters decided to adopt a new identity and embrace western culture. Also, both characters use guns... a lot. I guess those are the things that make both dramas similar.