Oh My Ghost

In this series you can see a group of people catching the ghosts with their supernatural power with the help of other world

the main similarity between the 2 dramas was that they both revolve around one character dying but becoming a ghost to deal with their problems before being able to be reborn.

Bullied at school because of her plain and dull appearance, Reina stops attending classes. However, a fateful encounter with makeup dramatically changes her life—after starting from zero, learning techniques, and putting in hard work, she undergoes a complete transformation into a goddess who turns heads wherever she goes! She planns to start a perfect new life at her new school! …Or so she thought. By sheer coincidence, her "top secret" is discovered by Kanda Shun—a cool, mysterious classmate with the top grades in their year. In exchange for keeping her secret, he forces her into an unexpected master-servant relationship!? As Reina grows closer to Shun, another classmate, Haruka Igarashi—who shares a certain "past" with Shun—also starts to take an interest in her.

The drama Hyde, Jekyll, Me is sort of similar to both Kill Me, Heal Me and this drama, Oh My Ghostess! It involves around bipolar and Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID).

Supernatural powers, partial memory loss that is related to their accident/murder, killers are also quite similar to eachother. They both have a very similar feel. The guys also appear to have a hard shell but are secretly total cinnamon rolls.

Bullied at school because of her plain and dull appearance, Reina stops attending classes. However, a fateful encounter with makeup dramatically changes her life—after starting from zero, learning techniques, and putting in hard work, she undergoes a complete transformation into a goddess who turns heads wherever she goes! She planns to start a perfect new life at her new school! …Or so she thought. By sheer coincidence, her "top secret" is discovered by Kanda Shun—a cool, mysterious classmate with the top grades in their year. In exchange for keeping her secret, he forces her into an unexpected master-servant relationship!? As Reina grows closer to Shun, another classmate, Haruka Igarashi—who shares a certain "past" with Shun—also starts to take an interest in her.

There is no ghost but the same setting of culinary and food and romance. Great drama!

Not similar really, but the endings really are. And I mean they are very similar. I liked them up to the end. Mr. Queen is really good and is actually one of my favorite Kdramas. However, the ending for both these dramas was uncalled for and dumb and the male lead was an idiot for not realizing who he was with was not who he had fallen in love with. Shame.

The Ghosts from both dramas cannot remember their pasts and why they died. They get to know later on in the story and why they could not go to heaven, reincarnate, etc.

Both female characters are cute. Both dramas include hot chefssss. They are set in a nice restaurant. Both dramas give off a similar feel; the feel-good feeling! Btw, they live together!

Since the fl in My Man Is Cupid has “bad luck” around romance, she just like Oh My Ghostess ghost never experienced a relationship and both are a bit too driven and excited

- Same male lead.
- In Two Cops male lead goes through a change of spirit; in Oh My Ghostess the female
lead's spirit keeps changing.
- The spirit needs to solve a murder case.

Ghosts, intrigues, a bit of thriller and trying to unveil a past incident in order for our mcs to finally move on. Though all this if you focus in the ghost part of Oh My Ghostess(leave out the romance part).

The similarities... Damn it i wont spoil you but you will definitely feel more about the second main leads. They are honestly the show stealers. Though the main couples are ok the sls is real. Especially all that doomed love theme about them...

Similar story of a ghost 'borrowing' a person's body. Both the stories have contrasting characters of ghost and the possessed person. If you're looking for comedy, underdog stories, these are for you. While OMG is surrounding a plot around restaurateur, GD surrounds a plot around a hospital. Both Park Bo Young and Kim Beom are worth watching in their roles.