South Korea’s prominent actor famous for his adorable and sweet image, Choi Woo Shik, recently caught everyone off guard with an unexpected sex scene in his new Korean drama with Son Suk Ku, “A Killer Paradox.” And yet, this scene was reportedly not as sexy as viewers had expected. Instead, some even believed Choi Woo Shik sex scene was cringe, unrelated, and completely unnecessary. So, what happened to Choi Woo Shik, and what kind of scene did he display in the new drama? Check out the following discussion for the complete report.
*CONTENT WARNING: THIS PIECE CONTAINS MENTIONS OF BULLYING, EXPLICIT IMAGERY, SEXUAL ASSAULT, AND VIOLENCE, WHICH MIGHT BE UNSETTLING FOR SOME*
*SPOILER ALERT: THIS TEXT DISCLOSES SIGNIFICANT PLOT POINTS FROM A RECENT FILM OR SERIES.*
Choi Woo Shik Shocks Viewers with Unexpected Sex Scene in Korean Drama, “A Killer Paradox”
The much-awaited dark comedy-thriller “A Killer Paradox” dropped on February 9, captivating audiences with its twisted plot. It stars Choi Woo Shik as Lee Tang, a college student embroiled in a deadly game of cat and mouse with detective Jang Nan Gam, played by Son Suk Ku. This thrilling narrative is lifted straight from a popular Naver Webtoon by Kkomabi.
The drama starts with Lee Tang’s mundane life turning dark after a series of fatal misunderstandings. Following an altercation leading to a deadly self-defense act, Lee Tang is plunged into turmoil, haunted by his actions.
In the drama’s first episode, Lee Tang’s encounter with hostile customers spirals into violence, triggering memories of past bullying. Defending himself, Lee Tang accidentally kills a man, propelling him into a panic over potential murder charges.
However, the investigation takes a turn, revealing the deceased’s dark secrets, including his life as a serial killer. This revelation offers Lee Tang fleeting solace, but his attempt to find comfort in a sexual encounter falls flat. The sex scene aims to convey his emotional disconnection and lingering guilt rather than gratification.
Afterward, the Korean drama escalates as Lee Tang confronts the ghostly apparition of his assailant, reflecting on the complex nature of guilt and justice. This confrontation, coupled with a vivid depiction of vengeance, left audiences both stunned and intrigued, challenging their expectations of Choi Woo Shik’s character portrayal.
Was It REALLY Unnecessary?
Over the last few years, actor Choi Woo Shik has been famous for his adorable and charming persona. His latest performance, especially in “Our Beloved Summer” with Kim Da Mi, has captivated viewers with impressive deep emotions and humor.
Therefore, when the unexpected sex scene showed up in “A Killer Paradox” Korean drama, it really shocked the viewers.
The main reason was not because of his performance at all. Instead, it was because the sex scene truly caught fans off guard. After all, Choi Woo Shik’s sex scene in “A Killer Paradox” did not really show any significance in the whole story. That is why viewers believe Netflix only forcefully displayed such explicit scenes even though it was completely unnecessary.
Instead of dipping the Korean drama in sexiness, it gave the viewers a major cringe.
Agree why must have s** scene? Like for what?? Don't need to have *** scene..people still can enjoy it.
— Bepositive (@seePositive135) February 9, 2024
-Netizens agreed the scene was unnecessary. It was a very unsexy scene scene.
Im agree with this.
just watched one episode of killer paradox and tell me why netflix decided to rate it as 18+ here when it should be 21+ there’s a sex scene right there like damn
— aini爱你 ☆ (@solaceifnt) February 9, 2024
Ep 1 EVERYTHING IS PRETTY INTRESTING AND GOOD FOR NOW BUT The seggz scene was a JUMP SCARE FOR ME ON TOP IT'S NOT EVEN CENSORED ??? #akillerparadox it was so unnecessary ?
— Jesa⁷ Missing BTS????✨ (@BTS_ARE_Periodt) February 9, 2024
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A lot of you are too uptight. So lemme get this straight: y’all are completely on board with graphic depictions of murder, but show one sex scene that illustrates his disconnection, and y’all become critics? By that logic, y’all should be shouting at the rooftops about the graphic depictions of murder. The show has a warning at the top that there’s sex and violence, and you only complain about one sex scene (which i might add is supposed to be awkward, that’s the whole point)? Y’all are the same people who think BlackPink are dress like sluts. Y’all are shameful critics who are too quick to judge. Get off your moral high horses.