Money Flower (2017)

Both dramas are business dramas with strong makjang elements . Both center on incredibly intelligent "loyal employees"of a chaebol family seeking revenge and grooming them for their downfall. Both dramas have unhinged supporting characters who are the supposed "heirs" and both also have compelling villains with multi dimensions. Furthermore - Both main characters also have GREAT chemistry with said villains .

Just all in all -very similar vibes

Both of these series have similar themes of a lovechild seeking revenge as an adult for tragic childhood cruelties by their father's families. Both have hidden identities and love interests that threaten to derail their revenge plans. The stepmom and stepson personalities are very similar. Hua Jai Sila is more romance-oriented, and Money Flower is more revenge-oriented with a higher production value.

Both are revenge melodramas. The male leads have a similar personalities due to scars from their past.

Very similar stories, both feature smart plots to enact revenge. Greed, corruption, powerful family, manipulation, hidden identity.

Managing director Kang Pil Joo is envied by many inside the Chungah Group where he is known for his intelligence and high-performance. He keeps his real identity a secret from the Chungah Group founding family and serves them as an obedient servant but he is actually grooming them for his scheme.

Nirvana in Fire and Money Flower are revenge dramas in which the plot is controlled by the main leads under the guise of an alternate identity. They are both highly intelligent so they rarely make any mistakes and control almost everyone around them like chess pieces.

There are many similarities in both series. The Last Empress is more overtop and Money Flower is more subdued.

ML got wronged in the past, conceals Real identity and makes Revenge as the ultimate driving factor in his life if like one you love the other.

Money Flower is an extraordinary makjang, while A Beautiful Mind is medical drama meets murder mystery. Though these dramas feature different genres, they both star the very talented Jang Hyuk. In both, he portrays a complex protagonist where his aspirations and motives are continually coming into question. Jang Hyuk’s acting is in quit transfixing in both of these roles. Park Se Young plays a significant role in both of these dramas. It has been quite enjoyable to see how much her character differs between these drama. If you are looking for something a little different, give these dramas a try.

Jang Hyuk is the main lead in both dramas. Corporate money game is the genre of both dramas. A less intense love triangle in Midas. Main leads restrained romance to older female characters in both dramas.

The relationship between Ji Chang Wook and Song Yoon Ah (Madame) in the K2, is very similar to the relationship between Jang Hyuk and Lee Mi Sook in Money Flower. Even though Ji Chang Wook is my favorite actor and while the action in the K2 was great, overall Money Flower is a better drama.

Fate and Furies seem to be much better than Money flower .
The sub plot is kinda same .
But the later one is makjang

A love to Kill is a very very underrated drama. It is also a brilliant makjang about revenge, mind games, complicated love etc.

Both dramas have mature themes and strong female and male leads.
Both deal around a similarish couple. In both dramas the circumstances are similar and the characters themselves are similar as well. While in "The World of the married" this specific thing happens to the main couple, in "Money Flower" it is a little more complicated. Interestingly in both dramas Han So Hee plays in both dramas the mistress.

Both shows are socially tragic and both depict the struggles that occur in the upper echelons of Korean society. Furthermore,both shows feature leads who are loyal dogs to the upper class though not high class themselves but have the know how to bring down their glass houses