If you liked
Summertime Render
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...then you might like
Shiguang Dailiren II
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Both shows are murder mysteries that deal with time travel and superpowers. As their respective mysteries unravel, both series start featuring a lot more action sequences and turn into thrillers rather than slow-burn mysteries. Both shows also feature a photography motif, albeit for very different purposes. The main difference between the two is in the way they deal with time travel, specifically the mechanics behind them. While Summertime Render uses a time loop system, the characters in Link Click are able to enter photos and control the photographers at the time the photos were taken. For fans of mysteries that contain supernatural elements and a little action, both series are worth the watch.
If you liked
Death Parade
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...then you might like
Shiguang Dailiren
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Both shows are episodic, exploring different characters' pasts. The audience is given surface-level information of each story to start, and is provided more details over time to unravel something much more intricate, often with a surprise twist. The stories in both shows don't always have happy endings, and some can be real tearjerkers. In Death Parade, the protagonists judge the characters based on information they get as a third party, with no possibility of changing the past, thereby allowing them to assess the morality of each situation. In Link Click, the protagonists experience the characters' stories first-hand, from the perspective of the characters themselves, which allows them to extract more information, but also brings on the risk of changing the events of past and future. Link Click also has a stronger mystery element, which Death Parade doesn't, but fans of the episodic storytelling in either show should definitely try out the other.