A Killer Paradox Review: Choi Woo-shik, Son Suk-ku cook up delectable crime thriller

Imagine experiencing an irrepressible impulse each time you come across an individual with a suspicious background. This impulse just subsides via your activities. While in a perfect globe, this may feel like a true blessing, the truth these days’s globe is much from that. The brand-new K-drama ‘A Killer Paradox’ looks into this style with a fresh viewpoint.

Choi Woo- shik depicts Lee Tang, a part-time employee at a corner store. Initially regarded as a ‘loser’, Tang’s life takes an extreme turn after he unintentionally murders a male momentarily of impulse. He quickly finds a pressing impulse to eliminate ‘specific’ people, thinking it to be their only course to redemption. What begins as a mishap progresses right into an intentional option. Surprisingly, his activities continue to be virtually untraceable.

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The investigator charged with resolving this ‘paradoxical’ situation is Nan- gam, played by Son Suk- ku, that leaves no …