In both dramas
- Boss and Employee Romance
- Rich ML
- Hardworking FL
- ML Falls First
- Contract Relationships
- Boss and Employee Romance
- Rich ML
- Hardworking FL
- ML Falls First
- Contract Relationships
- secretary/ boss relationship
- was supposed to resign but kept working after boss sustained an injury
- secretary lying to the boss about who she is and dating him ( fake relationship) regardless of how it started happening
- was supposed to resign but kept working after boss sustained an injury
- secretary lying to the boss about who she is and dating him ( fake relationship) regardless of how it started happening
Amnesia
Car Accident
Bickering
Lying
Cold Male lead
Sassy Female
Personality change
love-hate relationship
Pretend relationship
Car Accident
Bickering
Lying
Cold Male lead
Sassy Female
Personality change
love-hate relationship
Pretend relationship
>ML is arrogant boss
>FL as rational secretary
>some dark/crime vibes
>health problem
>hateToLove relationship
[I felt quite de ja vu after involving watch as evidence of crime]
>FL as rational secretary
>some dark/crime vibes
>health problem
>hateToLove relationship
[I felt quite de ja vu after involving watch as evidence of crime]
- Office romantic comedy
- Pretend relationship
- Charismatic male lead
- Kim Jae Wook is the male lead in both dramas
- Pretend relationship
- Charismatic male lead
- Kim Jae Wook is the male lead in both dramas
These two dramas have in common is that the male leads are both top math instructors at an academy. The difference is, in Crazy Love, the male actor is involved with his secretary, while in Crash Course in Romance, the male actor is involved with one of his students' parents.
Hatred to love relationship with two people who are very different.
Both have an office romance between a male boss and a female secretary.
Both male leads have terrible traumatic childhoods and no remaining blood relatives + an ex-girlfriend which is still in love with them (while they aren't).
Both deal with a female lead which inner and outer personality are different (as they put up with a lot of crap and try not to react to it in a savage way). Both females have only one remaining parent and one annoying younger brother.
Both have office politics.. and crazy inner networks.. backstabbing..etc.
Both have an office romance between a male boss and a female secretary.
Both male leads have terrible traumatic childhoods and no remaining blood relatives + an ex-girlfriend which is still in love with them (while they aren't).
Both deal with a female lead which inner and outer personality are different (as they put up with a lot of crap and try not to react to it in a savage way). Both females have only one remaining parent and one annoying younger brother.
Both have office politics.. and crazy inner networks.. backstabbing..etc.
Employee & Employer relationship.
Both have kinda similar plot - someone commit self harm and MLs are misunderstood as the cause which is not true.
Both dramas have generous amount of comedy and romance too.
Both have kinda similar plot - someone commit self harm and MLs are misunderstood as the cause which is not true.
Both dramas have generous amount of comedy and romance too.
Lighthearted romcoms (for the most part) about narcissistic bosses who end up falling in love with their enduring secretaries.
Both have a lot of similarities in terms of the dynamics between the couple and just the overall feeling.
Both have a lot of similarities in terms of the dynamics between the couple and just the overall feeling.
The boss in this drama is also very uncaring and awful who drives his assistant insane. No Go Jin is the most popular mathematics instructor in the private education field and the CEO of GOTOP Education. Even though he has only a high school level education, he has achieved all of his success due to his extreme intelligence. He seems like a perfect man with a handsome appearance, high IQ, and wealth. He is also narcissistic. One day, he is suddenly warned that he will be murdered.
Lee Shin A works as No Go Jin’s secretary. She is a diligent and responsible employee. Due to her quiet and introverted personality, she has little presence with her boss No Go Jin and her colleagues at work. Her colleagues begin to recognize her, because she has worked for the notorious No Go Jin for more than 1 year. She then learns that she does not have much time left to live.
Lee Shin A works as No Go Jin’s secretary. She is a diligent and responsible employee. Due to her quiet and introverted personality, she has little presence with her boss No Go Jin and her colleagues at work. Her colleagues begin to recognize her, because she has worked for the notorious No Go Jin for more than 1 year. She then learns that she does not have much time left to live.
A love story about a woman who falls in love with a man suffering from a split personality disorder, and the troubles she goes through because of this love. Aizawa Saki, who works for a trading company, was having an affair with her department chief, Okada, but decided she wanted to put an end to the relationship. On her way home after telling Okada it is over, Saki is surrounded by a gang of young boys. Luckily, Takagawa Ryo, a man with a piercing glance who happened to be there, rescues her, then steals some money from her wallet and walks away. The next day, a new employee, Mizuno Takumi, reminds her of him. Saki thinks that it can’t be the same man.
Both are satirical works of the romcom genre and subverts a lot of cliche tropes. Main couples REALLY do hate each other at first before gradually falling in love. There's also a mystery of who attempted to kill the ML in both plots. Both use dark humor and exaggerated acting to make fun of the genre.
If you're looking for pure romance, these dramas are not for you. They're not Nevertheless or Love Alarm with their melodramatic romances. But if you are patient and have a realistic expectation of romantic relationships, then they both deliver. Couples all have great chemistry. Even if you're a fan of pure romances, you will be throughout entertained by both dramas; I was laughing at everything.
Both are also underrated compared to some of the more overhyped shows on this website and are victims of people don't understand what satire is. Crazy Love had the amnesia/fake fiance trope in its summary and people just assumed it would be cheesy like that instead of giving it a chance while I Picked Up a Star on the Road was similarly a victim of assumption and people who canceled it for its kidnapping plot. If you actually give them a try, they will surprise you, in a good way.
If you're looking for pure romance, these dramas are not for you. They're not Nevertheless or Love Alarm with their melodramatic romances. But if you are patient and have a realistic expectation of romantic relationships, then they both deliver. Couples all have great chemistry. Even if you're a fan of pure romances, you will be throughout entertained by both dramas; I was laughing at everything.
Both are also underrated compared to some of the more overhyped shows on this website and are victims of people don't understand what satire is. Crazy Love had the amnesia/fake fiance trope in its summary and people just assumed it would be cheesy like that instead of giving it a chance while I Picked Up a Star on the Road was similarly a victim of assumption and people who canceled it for its kidnapping plot. If you actually give them a try, they will surprise you, in a good way.
Jae-rim, who dreams of becoming Cinderella, faces a challenging relationship after meeting and falling for Cha-min, the son of a wealthy family who does not believe in love.
- started of hating each other but ended up
lovey-dovey
- head strong female lead that work hard to achieve their dreams
- both have great comedy aspects
- both overall fun to watch
- started of hating each other but ended up
lovey-dovey
- head strong female lead that work hard to achieve their dreams
- both have great comedy aspects
- both overall fun to watch
