In both shows:
> The ML has a secret identity and meets the FL under false pretenses.
> There's a past connection between the leads.
> The ML is a prominent fighter and wants to keep the FL safe.
> The ML's job always puts him in danger.
> The ML feels lonely and seeks solace in the FL.
> The FL decides to help the ML with his case/job/objective.
> The ML has a secret identity and meets the FL under false pretenses.
> There's a past connection between the leads.
> The ML is a prominent fighter and wants to keep the FL safe.
> The ML's job always puts him in danger.
> The ML feels lonely and seeks solace in the FL.
> The FL decides to help the ML with his case/job/objective.
Both are action romances. The male leads leave their countries and spend years in overseas drug cartels because someone close to them becomes high level drug lords (adoptive father in City Hunter and sworn brother in Age of Legends). They learn to fight and become overall badasses, and see pictures/hear stories about the female leads back in their home countries. When they finally come back to their own countries years later, they cross paths with female leads and romance ensues (after butting heads with each other at first). Both female leads are action girls. The female lead in City Hunter works in the secret service (president's bodyguard) while the female lead in Age of Heroes is a police officer. The main plot in both revolves around bringing powerful people to justice.
Similar atmosphere and general plot devices. A male lead that is nearly alone in this world who gets sucked into a mysterious, dark plot connected to their past. Tons of action, investigation, plotting, revelations, kidnappings, etc. While City Hunter's characters and plot are a bit more sophisticated than Two Weeks, both are still enjoyable.