Both series handle reincarnations, the recollection of previous lives and the intertwining of fates in their own way.
In Heavenly Ever After, the afterworld is the post-stage of your recent passed life, where you find closure, and the pre-stage to set off rebirth by learning how your path of fate shaped your past lives and finding accepance. Once reincarnated, all memories of your previous lives and the afterworld vanish.
In See You in My 19th Life, very few individuals remember their past lives under special circumstances. This happens at a very young age. There is no afterworld involved.
In Heavenly Ever After, the afterworld is the post-stage of your recent passed life, where you find closure, and the pre-stage to set off rebirth by learning how your path of fate shaped your past lives and finding accepance. Once reincarnated, all memories of your previous lives and the afterworld vanish.
In See You in My 19th Life, very few individuals remember their past lives under special circumstances. This happens at a very young age. There is no afterworld involved.
The OST of Business Proposal is referenced in Kpop Demon Hunters. Plus the actor Ahn Hyo Seop plays both the ML in Business Proposal & as the voice of Jinu in Kpop Demon Hunters.
Both have an overbearing rich CEO who crave the attention of their partner & would do everything for them as a hopeless romantic & showcasing lots of puppy eyes when sth doesnt go their way.
The MLs have no sense of reality at first & think everything can be bought with money but start to be humbled by the ordinary living standards of their partner.
Partners can stand up for themselves, are independent and hold ML on a tight leash.
Overall, both series are enjoyable in their own way - always in for a good laugh.
The MLs have no sense of reality at first & think everything can be bought with money but start to be humbled by the ordinary living standards of their partner.
Partners can stand up for themselves, are independent and hold ML on a tight leash.
Overall, both series are enjoyable in their own way - always in for a good laugh.
