Are there any good Korean and Japanese dramas recently?

The latest spring Japanese drama recommendation:

The Game of Liars (starring Toda Erika and Shota Matsuda) was suddenly involved in a conspiracy for a huge sum of cash of 100 million yuan, so it joined hands with a talented swindler who had just been released from prison to become the final winner of the Game of Liars, telling the story that human beings were shaken by the huge sum. The story is very interesting and the plot is compact, which is better than last year's Liar. There will be three episodes of finale next Saturday.

Marriage proposal war (starring Yamashita Tomohisa and Masami Nagasawa), she got a chance to go back to the past and pursue her again at her childhood wedding, which changed the comedy story of love and friendship from adolescence to adulthood for seven years. The strongest combination of beautiful men and women is absolutely eye-catching, and the story of youth campus, although nothing special, has a good plot and is very moved to read.

Just finished:

Demon Lord (starring Yan Taixiong, Giant Soul and Shin Min A), a sci-fi revenge story, takes place between two revenged men and a woman with divination ability. It feels good, although it ends in tragedy)

"Thank you" (Z Ryan, starring Kong Xiaozhen, tells the story of an unmarried mother of a child infected with AIDS through blood transfusion and a doctor whose lover died. A very touching play)

Big purple spring (very beautiful, very funny, brotherly love, the hero looks cute)

Rouxi the Witch (starring Zai Xi and Han Ga In) tells the story of a successful professional woman who has no quality in love and a chef who begins to fall in love from a contractual relationship by learning love skills. Let's talk about the contractual relationship first. Although it's a bit old-fashioned, the plot is light and humorous, and it's very pleasing. JaeHee in it is super cute, but later the plot becomes more and more ugly)

Hi, Miss (Li Duohai, starring Jee-hoon Lee, the love story of Miss He Xiu of Huaantang, and grandchildren Donggui and Zen Min from Huaantang's long-term employment consortium. The plot is light and funny, but the back is getting worse)