Promotional poster Also known as ' The Master's Sun The Sun of My Master The Sun of the Lord Mr. Joo's Miss Tae' Genre Written by Directed by Starring Composer(s) Oh Joon-sung Country of origin South Korea Original language(s) Korean No. Of episodes 17 Production Executive producer(s) Son Jung-hyun Producer(s) Kim Jin-geun Lee Young-joon Running time 60 minutes Production company(s) Bon Factory Worldwide Release Original network Original release August 7 ( 2013-08-07) – October 3, 2013 ( 2013-10-03) External links Website Master's Sun 주군의 태양 主君의 太陽 Jugun-ui Taeyang Chugunŭi T'aeyang Master's Sun (: 주군의 태양;: Jugun-ui Taeyang) is a 2013 South Korean television series starring and. The horror-romantic comedy is written by the, and aired on from August 7 to October 3, 2013, on Wednesdays and Thursdays at 21:55 for 17 episodes. Contents • • • • • • • • • • • Synopsis [ ] Joo Joong-won () is the cold and distant of Kingdom, a 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 discover whenever Gong-shil touches Joong-won the ghosts that surround her disappear; after much pleading from Gong-shil to allow her to stay by Joong-won's side in return she must help him recover a fortune that was stolen from him during a kidnapping attempt.

Cast [ ] Main [ ] • as Tae Gong-shil Gong-shil was once bright and sunny. But after a mysterious accident, she suddenly gains the ability to see ghosts.

They continually haunt her, some wanting her to fulfill their last wishes, others merely scaring her. Gong-shil becomes an outcast, unable to hold down a job and suffering from.

She then works as a cleaning lady at Kingdom shopping mall after she discovers that the ghosts are banished whenever she touches the company president, Joong-won, the most selfish man she's ever known. She begins working for him as his secretary (in name only) and because of Joong-won, she slowly opens herself up to the world. • as Joo Joong-won • as young Joo Joong-won President of the Kingdom Group.

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A self-centered, haughty, ambitious, and money-driven businessman, Joong-won puts a price on every relationship. The trauma of a kidnapping incident when he was younger has rendered him extremely mercenary and distrustful, as well as. Upon learning of Gong-shil's supernatural ability, he keeps her near him, hoping to use her to communicate with his dead girlfriend Hee-joo in tracking down the 10 billion paid in the form of Joong-won's mother's diamond necklace (the case's is almost up). But as he grows closer to Gong-shil, Joong-won comes to value the more important things in life. (His first name joong-won literally means 'ruling position' or 'supremacy.'

) • as Kang Woo A former soldier who served in the of the, which was deployed to Iraq in the mid-2000s. After his discharge, he uses that experience and skill set in pursuing a job in the private sector, thus leading him to become hired as the head of security of Joong-won's shopping mall company. He mysteriously keeps tabs on Joong-won, and notes the latter's interest in Gong-shil, who is his neighbor at the apartment building he'd recently moved into. As part of his plan, Kang Woo confesses that he likes Gong-shil, but his feelings soon begin to turn real.

• as Tae Yi-ryung A top star and the model of Joong-won's shopping mall. Yi-ryung's wedding to a soccer player is inadvertently wrecked by Gong-shil, whom she considered her high school rival. Traffic Manager Download Cities Skylines. Though not related, they share the same surname and in high school they were given the following nicknames: the then-more popular Gong-shil was called 'Big Sun,' while the homely Yi-ryung, who wore braces and glasses, was called 'Little Sun.' Wanting revenge against Gong-shil for her bitter high school experiences and ruined wedding, Yi-ryung plans on seducing Joong-won, but finds herself falling for Kang Woo instead. Supporting [ ] • as 'Cha Hee-joo' (Hanna Brown) Joong-won's ex-girlfriend.

Raised in an orphanage, the shy Hee-joo meets Joong-won there and falls in love with him. Later on, she was killed in the botched kidnapping scheme. Originally thought to be a victim, Joong-won learns that Hee-joo was working with the kidnappers, a fact that he does not reveal to anyone until he meets Gong-shil.

However, it is later revealed Hee-joo did not die. In fact, it is actually Hanna who died and follows Joong-won as a ghost. • as 'Hanna Brown' (Cha Hee-joo) Hee-joo's twin sister. Born to two poor artists who died in an accident, the twins were separated. Hanna was adopted and raised comfortably in England, while Hee-joo grew up in an orphanage. After the twin sisters meet in their teens, Joong-won falls in love with the outgoing and sweet Hanna, whom he mistakenly believes to be Hee-joo.

Driven by jealousy, Hee-joo masterminds the kidnapping, leading to Hanna's death. Afterwards, Hee-joo assumes her twin sister's identity and returns to England as Hanna. She later undergoes cosmetic surgery to change her facial features and moves next door to Aunt Sung-ran in order to continue her revenge against Joong-won. Canon P100 Dhii Manually. • as Joo Sung-ran Joong-won's aunt. • as Do Seok-chul Sung-ran's much younger husband, and vice president of Kingdom Group.

• as Kim Gwi-do Joong-won's secretary, who also happens to be a lawyer and child psychologist. He is supportive of Joong-won and Gong-shil's relationship. Secretary Kim is later revealed to be Hee-joo and Hanna's uncle. • as Tae Gong-ri Gong-shil's older sister who works at a coffee shop.

• as Chairman Joo Joong-won's father. He hired Kang Woo to secretly spy on his son. • as Ahn Jin-joo Member of Kingdom's security team. • Lee Jae-won as Lee Han-joo A meddlesome busybody and security team member at Kingdom shopping mall.

He falls in love with Tae Gong-ri. • as Yoo Jin-woo A man who can see ghosts. He fell in love with Gong-shil's spirit while her body was in a coma. • Lee Do-hyun as Lee Seung-mo Little boy who lives in Gong-shil's apartment building. • Hong Eun-taek as Lee Seung-joon Little boy who lives in Gong-shil's apartment building. Special appearances [ ] • as Yoo Hye-sung (ep 1) Top player.

He is engaged to Yi-ryung, and they're about to be married in a lavish wedding sponsored by Kingdom Group. But their arguments about their future yield no compromise; he wants to keep playing soccer abroad despite his age and injuries, while she wants him to stay in the country so that they can become the 'Korean and.'

Hye-sung has never gotten over his girlfriend Mi-kyung, whom he believes dumped him cruelly before he became famous, thus driving him to succeed. • Song Min-jung as Kim Mi-kyung (ep 1) Ghost in bridal gown, Hye-sung's dead ex-girlfriend. She and Hye-sung were happy and in love, and she whole heartedly believed in his athletic abilities. But when Mi-kyung learned that she was terminally ill, she broke up with Hye-sung without telling him the reason. After seeing him in a loveless relationship with Yi-ryung, her ghost reappears before him, leading him to cancel the wedding and decide to keep playing soccer. • as Hye-sung's manager (ep 1) He blackmails Hye-sung using Mi-kyung's name, knowing full well that she's already deceased. • Nam Myung-ryul as man unwilling to sell his house (ep 1) His house is built in the middle of the land Joong-won is planning to turn into a golf course.

He previously agreed to sell his house to Joong-won, then reneges on their deal, saying his dead wife opposes his decision to sell, since the flower on her favorite plant never wilts. Joong-won cuts off the flower, and gets his contract.

The man tells Joong-won, 'If ghosts exist, they'll get you for sure.' • Kim Dong-gyun as gambler son (ep 1) The ghost of his elderly mother appears before Gong-shil to hand over her bankbook containing ₩10 million for her funeral expenses and to pay off their debts. Instead, the son gambles away the money. • Lee Sung-woo as Gong-shil's date (ep 1) He tries to kiss her, but Gong-shil pushes him away after seeing a ghost over his shoulder. • as Kim Ga-young (ep 2) Leader of a three-member schoolgirl clique, who think they're being haunted by the ghost of a classmate they ignored. • as Ha Yoo-jin (ep 2) Member of the schoolgirl clique. • Park Hyo-bin as Joo-hyun (ep 2) Member of the schoolgirl clique.

• as Lee Eun-seol (ep 2) Schoolgirl ghost. Eun-seol had wanted to be Ga-young, Yoo-jin and Joo-hyun's friend. She followed them to Kingdom Mall one day, but after overhearing them mocking her, she ran away and was hit by an oncoming truck. Later, the three tearfully apologize for treating her badly, and Eun-seol shows her forgiveness when a nearby drops three sodas, in their favorite flavors. • Kim Min-ha as Park Ji-eun (ep 2) Another classmate who wanted to scare the clique, after witnessing them being mean to Eun-seol that day at the mall. So using the cellphone that Eun-seol had left behind, Ji-eun sent the three a photo of themselves in front of the mall's fountain with a Eun-seol.

• as host of Mystery Z, a TV show similar to (ep 2) • Yoo Kyung-ah as Choi Yoon-hee (ep 3) Red shoe ghost. A wealthy woman whose mother owns buildings in the affluent. Yoon-hee not only catches her husband cheating on her, she also overhears him telling his mistress that he plans to kill her and make it look like a hiking accident.

He sees her and chases her through the empty mall (making her lose one of her red shoes), and while driving to get away from him, her car hits a parked truck and Yoon-hee dies. • as Yoon-hee's husband (ep 3) A store owner in Kingdom Mall. He acts as Yoon-hee's devoted husband, and later, a grieving widower. But in reality, he plans to kill his wife and his mother-in-law to get his hands on their money. Gong-shil and Joong-won reveal the truth about his misdeeds, though Joong-won gruffly claims he only did it because the culprit had been planning to transfer his store to Kingdom Mall's competitor, Giant Mall.

• Jang Ga-hyun as red lipstick ghost (ep 4) She possesses vain and insecure women, telling them, 'You're the most beautiful.' • as Ji-woo (ep 5) Groom ghost. Because of his sickly constitution, he never left his grandmother's mansion. Ji-woo fell in love with Sun-young, the tomboyish girl who delivered milk to their house. Too embarrassed to tell her that he likes her, he constantly teased and bickered with Sun-young. But before he could confess, he fell ill and died young.

• as Sun-young (ep 5) Milk delivery girl. After Ji-woo teasingly compared her to a green rose, cabbage-looking and not very pretty, he kissed her. But she ran away, thinking he was just messing with her. After Gong-shil and Joong-won track her down, she learns the truth about Ji-woo's feelings and cries upon seeing the bouquet of green roses in his room that never wilts. After the ghost of Ji-woo leans in to kiss Sun-young one last time, President Wang sees the flowers finally wilt and disappear. Gong-shil tells Joong-won that green roses symbolize a rare noble love that only exists in heaven. • Jeon Yang-ja as President Wang (ep 5) Ji-woo's grandmother, and company president.

She believes that her grandson's spirit isn't at peace because he died without ever falling in love, so she hires a shaman to arrange a ghost marriage for him, but Ji-woo keeps rejecting the brides. Initially planning to invest in Giant Mall, Wang offers to back Joong-won financially if he'll let Gong-shil become her grandson's ghost bride. • Lee Yong-nyeo as Madam Go (ep 5, 13) and famous ghost matchmaker of the upper crust. She tells Gong-shil that the reason ghosts are drawn to her and seek her out is because she shines so brightly, ominously adding that Gong-shil needs to be on her guard because 'They’re looking for an opportunity. • Hong Won-pyo as Hyung-chul (ep 6) A soldier who'd found it tough adjusting to, until he was assigned to train an army dog. They become the best of friends, with the dog defending him from bullies and Hyung-chul teaching the dog to dance to ',' a song by his favorite (Note: This part of episode, the music of Nobody of Wonder Girls changed to Haru by SHINee in the televised broadcast in the Philippines by GMA-7).

After the dog fell ill, Hyung-chul is ordered to, and the trauma drives him to go. His ghost dog appears before Gong-shil, and she and Joong-won prevent Hyung-chul from committing suicide. • Jo Hwi-joon as Chang-min (ep 7) A young boy who's a victim of. His doll is haunted by three children who'd died from similar parental neglect and violence.

In the process of rescuing him, Gong-shil and Joong-won get arrested for trespassing and kidnapping, but are later released. Kingdom Group pays for Chang-min's medical bills and reports his mother for her crime. • Jo se-ho as Park passer-by (ep 7) • as Kang Gil-ja (ep 8) An overworked and under-appreciated who received a voucher for Kingdom Hotel and enormously enjoyed her stay there.

Now comatose at a hospital, her spirit keeps haunting the hotel swimming pool because she never wants to leave. Gong-shil urges her to return to life, and Gil-ja wakes up and sees her family tearful with gratitude at her recovery. • as Louis Jang (ep 9) A famous concert pianist who was utterly dependent on his wife, and can't get over her recent death. When the ghost of his dead wife possesses Gong-shil's body, he attempts to take her to Paris with him as his. • Lee Hyo-rim as Louis Jang's wife (ep 9) Gong-shil helps her bake a pie for her husband (their ritual before every concert).

She borrows Gong-shil's body to drive some sense into her husband one last time. Tired of living in Louis's shadow when she was alive, she tells him that he's not picky but lazy, and that he has to let her go. • as Park Seo-hyun (ep 9–10) A heiress.

During Joong-won's business trip to China, she agrees to become his fake fiancee. The arrangement is mutually beneficial for both; it enables Seo-hyun to take over her family's company Sejin Group (a of ), and Joong-won uses her to keep Gong-shil at arm's length. Joong-won breaks the fake engagement after one week. • as Lee Jae-seok (ep 11) of Giant Mall, business rival of Kingdom Mall. He's grieving over the death of his father, but also angry because he believes that his father had had a mistress, since women's clothing, makeup and perfume were found scattered in his father's house.

• as Lee Yong-jae (ep 11) Chairman of Giant Mall, and Jae-seok's father. His ghost eventually reveals that he hadn't been unfaithful to his wife, but instead was secretly a.

• as Woo-jin (ep 12) The ghost of a little boy who was accidentally killed when a mechanic hit Woo-jin with his car. Thinking that Gong-shil witnessed the crime, the mechanic attempts to kill her, but Joong-won protects her and nearly dies instead. Original soundtrack [ ] Master's Sun Original Sound Track by Various Artists Released October 2, 2013,,, Bon Factory Worldwide Disc 1: No. Title Artist Length 1.

'Touch Love' 2. '미치게 만들어' (You Make Me Go Crazy) () 3. '겁도 없이' (No Matter What) 4.

'낮과 밤' (Day and Night) 5. '너와 나' (You and I) Hong Dae-kwang 6. 'All About' 7. 'Last One' Youme feat.

'Mystery' () 9. 'Touch Love (Inst.)' Various Artists 10. '미치게 만들어 (Inst.' (You Make Me Go Crazy (Inst.)) Various Artists 11. '겁도 없이 (Inst.)' (No Matter What (Inst.)) Various Artists 12.

'낮과 밤 (Inst.)' (Day and Night (Inst.)) Various Artists 13. '너와 나 (Inst.)' (You and I (Inst.)) Various Artists 14. 'All About (Inst.)' Various Artists 15. 'Last One (Inst.)' Various Artists 16. 'Mystery (Inst.)' Various Artists Disc 2: No. Title Artist Length 1.

'Joogoon's Sun' Oh Joon-sung 2. 'Who Are You? (Ending Rock Guitar ver.)' Oh Joon-sung feat. Lee Byung-ho 3.

'Out of the Ghost' Oh Joon-sung 4. 'Ghost Eyes' Oh Joon-sung 5. 'This Is Me' Oh Joon-sung 6. 'Enjoy Party' Oh Joon-sung 7. 'In Memories' Oh Joon-sung 8. 'Tears in Rain' Oh Joon-sung 9. 'Candy Love (Touch Love Guitar ver.)' Oh Joon-sung 10.

'Love Connection' Oh Joon-sung 11. 'Ghost Tango' Oh Joon-sung 12. 'Empty Garden' Oh Joon-sung 13.

'Keep Out' Oh Joon-sung 14. 'Dangerous Zone (Opening Title)' Oh Joon-sung 15. 'Painful Memory' Oh Joon-sung 16. 'Ghost Presents' Oh Joon-sung 17. 'Love Is Like a Picture' Oh Joon-sung 18.

'Feather Kiss' Oh Joon-sung 19. 'White Flower' Oh Joon-sung 20.

'Ghost World' Oh Joon-sung 21. 'Foolish Spy' Oh Joon-sung 22.

'Dirty Hands' Oh Joon-sung 23. 'Sad Wave' Oh Joon-sung 24. 'Water in the Sky' Oh Joon-sung 25. 'Like a Mosquito' Oh Joon-sung 26. 'Making Shadow' Oh Joon-sung 27. 'High Jump' Oh Joon-sung 28. • Lee, Sun-min (April 10, 2013)...

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Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Biography [ ] Early life and education [ ] Yoon was born on May 31, 1981 in to a mother and an father. Her father had been a radio DJ while serving with the U.S. Military in Korea, and Yoon cites his record collection as an influence to pursue her music career. After she moved to Korea as a child, she often faced because of her. Yoon dropped out of school at age 15 and later took a high school equivalence exam. Discovery and Uptown [ ] Yoon was discovered in 1995 when she accompanied a friend to an audition for a new Korean hip hop group. She did not audition herself, but a World Records representative heard her singing outside of the audition room and signed her to join a new group called.

The group debuted in 1997 when Yoon was just 16. In 1999, she also formed hip hop and R&B duo Tashannie with singer Annie. They released one album, called Parallel Prophecies. Uptown broke up in 2000 after several group members were arrested on drug charges. Yoon's then-boyfriend, rapper, was also arrested and spent a month and a half in jail.

Yoon herself went into hiding during that period. Solo career and MFBTY [ ] Yoon debuted as a solo artist in 2001, under the moniker T. She released her first album, As Time Goes By, the same year and her second and third albums, named respectively Gemini and To My Love, the following year.

In 2006, she joined, a label founded by her now-husband. The following year, she released the album T3 – Yoon Mi Rae, on which she shared the difficulties she faced as a mixed race artist in Korea. That year, she performed in Seoul with American singer, who is also of Korean and African-American heritage. In 2012, Yoon became the face of computer brand in Korea, having signed a one-year contact to appear in their print media and radio advertisements. She was also a judge on the third and fourth seasons of television talent competition. Yoon,, and rapper, formed the hip hop trio (My Fans Better Than Yours) in 2013.

The group's first single, 'Sweet Dream,' ranked #1 on three Korean music charts shortly after its release. They had debuted the song at a concert in,. MFBTY signed to Tiger JK's newly created Feel Ghood Music label later that year. In September 2013, Yoon earned the #1 spot on 's list with her song 'Touch Love' from the South Korean drama. In December 2014, Yoon released the single 'Angel,' which quickly became #1 on four Korean music charts.

Also that month she revealed that the American film used her song 'Pay Day' without permission, and that she was taking legal action. Personal life [ ] Yoon speaks both Korean and English fluently. In June 2007, she married in a private ceremony in a Buddhist Temple. The wedding occurred a month before the death of Tiger JK's grandmother who had wanted to see them wed before her passing. Yoon gave birth to their son Jordan in March 2008. Yoon and her husband are advocates against child abuse.

In 2011, they appeared in a photoshoot with their son in for the 'Stop Child Abuse & Love Children' campaign. They also filmed a public service announcement for the World Day for the Prevention of Child Abuse, and they performed at the 2011 Child Abuse Awareness Concert. In 2012, South Korea's Ministry of Health and Welfare commended the couple for their efforts in promoting child abuse prevention. Yoon has also promoted awareness of multiculturalism within Korean families.

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