The Master's Sun

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.

Both shows are horror comedies that feature ghost whisperers working for haunted skeptics and explore hauntings in a professional capacity.

Lead character has a car accident falls into a coma and wakes up to see that she can see and interact with ghosts. She starts helping them complete their tasks. Mon helps Senior complete his own.

One of the main leads has a very deep and disturbing issue with touching. When he discover the other- he/she turns to be the only other person in the world (known to him) whom he/she could touch. They have many scenes in which one of the leads uses the other one as a shield agains the world.. but in both dramas the genders are reversed and the reason the touch is so dangerous for the person is different also.
In both the male lead is an arrogant CEO. His secretary is somebody he could always depend on (but his story is never displayed really).

-Main plot in both is about the ability of ML in FNOS and of FL in TMS to see ghosts and how they are using it to help them
-Both are romcom

For one, both characters are named Tae Gong Shil. Both dramas pertain to ghosts, and a character seeing ghosts at that. Well, not to mention the obvious point that it's a parody off of this show and The heirs.

If you want a ghostly romance, these are the dramas for you. They have a great story and great actor to back it. Mystery is in the air, every episode we get new stories of third character and get to know the main character background as well.

Gyun Woo is a college student, more interested in picking up girls, drinking with his buddies and avoiding his nagging mother whenever possible. While riding the subway, a drunken girl then changes his fate forever. She's nearly unconscious on the train and vomits on an older guy. She then leans over to Gyun Woo and everybody assumes she is his girlfriend! Gyun Woo soon finds himself in a relationship he didn't ask for, but soon unable to forget this sassy girl.

In both, the FL sees ghosts constantly which has caused her to be reclusive, eccentric, and shut herself off from other people. At some point in the drama (all vs. one scene) the ML appears as a ghost but is not really dead, but the FL thinks he is dead at first. Both dramas have a very similar feel (Ghostderella is basically a condensed, shortened version).

Both are a good mix of romance, comedy, drama, fantasy, and supernatural. The actors are amazing. Ghosts/monsters also always find the heroine, and the hero helps to protect her. Each ghost case imparts some food for thought.

It’s a dominant, cold male that is approached by a determined female who is not put off my his coldness or his rejections. They don’t appear to have anything in common on the surface.

Both have the concept of already death people having regrets and the way they try to resolve them.
Both series have a female lead, which tries to resolve the stories of the death..have problematic life and an epic love story.
Both have episodic stories involving death people.

Both of the girls have amazing, supernatural abilities and they solve criminal (and not only) mysteries.

If you enjoyed the main story arc on Joong Won past in Master's Sun you'll enjoy Bride of the Century, it almost feels like a spin off.

Both romcoms have the same funny dynamics between a cold and arrogant boss and his warm assistant.
Only difference is the slight supernatural twist in Masters Sun.