In both dramas the lead couples form a codependency bond as a result of lasting side affects from traumatic experiences, which leads to love. Both female leads turn into other people, one mentally the other physically and they both try to arrange the daily lives to hide and protect themselves from being found out. Both male leads are very rigid CEO's of family run companies in which family members and others are using any means to get rid of them, so they can take over the company. Both dramas have a very cute serendipitous second couple love story.
Joo Joong Won is the stingy and greedy CEO of Kingdom, a conglomerate that includes a major department store and hotel. He meets the gloomy Tae Gong Shil, who started seeing ghosts after an accident. Their lives take a new turn as they work together to deal with the terror and sadness brought about by the spirits, while delving into a kidnapping incident in Joong Won's past. And unknowingly, they fell in love with each other
They have the same Lead actor. In both dramas, So Ji Sub is a man from a rich family even though their attitude and their stories are totally different. Both of the drama genres are comedy and romance but The Master's Sun has a supernatural vibe to it as well. Superb acting and chemistry in both dramas ( even though So Ji Sub's acting has improved so much more in Oh My Venus)
Rich weird guy falls for poor, clueless girl. Rich Guy falls first and pursues her even though he keeps denying it. His behaviour is totally crazy that everyone who knew him wants to know if he went mad. He faces up to his feelings soon though, and takes care of his girl.
Both are boss-employee romance.
Overall, High-End Crush was sweeter, and more hilarious, with the male lead so confused and behaving abnormally.
Both are boss-employee romance.
Overall, High-End Crush was sweeter, and more hilarious, with the male lead so confused and behaving abnormally.