Ahn Hyo Seop's character in 'Business Proposal' Reminds Viewers of Park Seo Joon's Role

Ahn Hyo Seop - Park Seo Joon

Ahn Hyo Seop's character in the SBS drama 'Business Proposal' reminds viewers of one of Park Seo Joon's characters in his drama. Check out the full review below.

The SBS drama "Business Proposal" has been receiving a lot of attention since its premiere episode last week. In particular, the male lead Kang Tae Mu played by Ahn Hyo Seop reminds viewers of Lee Young Joon - Park Seo Joon's character in the drama "What's Wrong With Secretary Kim".

Kang Tae Mu and Lee Young Joon have a lot in common, from background to personality. First, both are equally talented and strong. Kang Tae Mu is the CEO of his company, while Lee Young Joon is the vice president of his company.

Both were successful leaders at a young age. They are also bosses who have cold, serious and cool personalities who only focus on work.

The second thing they have in common is his striking visuals and incredible height. Kang Tae Mu and Lee Young Joon are both attractive in elegant suits and comma hairstyles. From the first time they appeared on the small screen, they exuded a "young, rich and handsome" vibe that successfully captured the hearts of viewers.

The next similarity they have is that they are very narcissistic. Kang Tae Mu and Lee Young Joon are two perfect men who have everything from good looks to wealth to popularity. They are very proud of it, so they often act arrogant and narcissistic in front of others.

Lastly, Kang Tae Mu and Lee Young Joon both act as if they are not interested in women even though they end up showing the opposite attitude. Initially, Kang Tae Mu and Lee Young Joon appeared as two cold men who showed no interest in love and women, despite being surrounded by many beautiful women.

Lee Young Joon has finally found the true love of his life, secretary Kim Mi So, played by Park Min Young. Meanwhile, Kang Tae Mu is still in the early stages of his relationship with Shin Ha Ri (Kim Sejeong). (wk/eval)