The forthcoming South Korean online series A Killer Paradox is masterfully directed by Lee Chang-hee and masterfully written by Kim Da-min. The programme is an adaptation of Kkomabi’s Naver Webtoon of the same name. The storey tells the compelling account of a man who accidentally kills a well-known serial murderer and is being hunted down by a tenacious investigator. Another name for the series is Murder DIEary. It is said that A Killer Paradox is a crime thriller. Find out more by reading on.

The official trailer for the new horror series A Killer Paradox on Netflix was unveiled on Monday, January 29, 2024. The show centres on Lee Tang (Choi Woo-Shik), a young college student who unintentionally kills a serial murderer. Son Suk-Ku portrays detective Jang Nan-Gam, who searches everywhere for the killer. Netflix will debut the dark comedic thriller on Friday, February 9, 2024.

Release Date of a Killer Paradox (Season 1)

On February 9, 2023, A Killer Paradox will be available on Netflix. With the addition of A Killer Paradox to their lineup for the year, Netflix is once again ruling the K-drama industry. The K-drama will have a shorter run of only eight episodes, in contrast to the 12–16-episode golden rule. There is conjecture that Netflix may opt to broadcast every episode at once rather than on a weekly basis. Parents take note: A Killer Paradox has an 18+ classification because of its graphic content and usage of blood.

A Killer Paradox: What’s going on in the K-dramas?

A typical college student is put in a situation that he never would have thought about. By inadvertently, he turns into a serial killer, and a detective is after him. A Killer Paradox, which is based on the same-titled webtoon by Kkomabi, is exactly what its title suggests. By all appearances, Lee Tang is just a typical college student going about his day. 

However, he eventually finds himself in a situation where he must murder a guy. Later on, he finds out the man is a serial killer. But when Lee Tang discovers he has a unique skill, the plot thickens even further. He is able to detect wickedness in others. The unintentional killing alters him in some way and reawakens an unexplained desire. He becomes into a killer as well, but he does it in the sake of getting rid of bad people.

Jang Nan-gam, a former investigator, starts to have doubts about the case and sets out to find Lee Tang. Meanwhile, the police are hunting after the offender as well. Director of Strangers from Hell Lee Chan-hee, together with first-time writer Kim Da-min, will direct the K-drama.

A Killer Paradox: Who’s in the cast?

In A Killer’s Paradox, actors Choi Woo-shik and Son Suk-ku will play the key roles of investigator and murderer, respectively. Check out the entire cast list below:

• Choi Woo-shik as Lee Tang
• Son Suk-ku as Jang Nam-gam
• Lee Hee-joon as Song Chon
• Hyun Bong-shik as Park Choong-jin
• Kim Yo-han as Novin
• Lee Jae-woon
• Jeon Hyun-sook

The K-drama has fans thrilled since Choi and Son have both been in murder mysteries before. Choi rose to fame in The Witch: Part 1. The Subversion as a supernatural murderer. He is also well-known to fans for playing the lead in the Academy Award–winning film Parasite. Son has previously portrayed more sinister parts in television shows like Sense8 and The Roundup as a detective.

A Killing Paradox Story

A normal college student finds himself in a never-ending game of cat and mouse with an astute and astute investigator as one unintentional homicide turns into another.

More Regarding A Killer Paradox

A Killer Paradox’s production banners are Showbox and Let’s Film. The title in Hangul is 살인자셇난감, which translates to “The Murderer’s Toy.” The teaser and advertising materials for the programme were leaked online on January 11, 2024, along with the streaming date.

God-sent Saint or Ignorant Sinner? The Main Trailer for “A Killer Paradox” Raises the Question

In A Killer Paradox, an average guy finds himself taking the lives of evildoers, and a detective is determined to discover him. The primary key art depicts Jang Nan-gam (Son Suk-Ku) and Lee Tang (Choi Woo-Shik) in opposition to one another at a murder scene. Standing in the rain and clutching the hammer he used to kill his first victim, Lee seems appalled. While investigating the crime site, Detective Jang makes hints about the difficult moments that would shortly transpire.

Lee Tang, a meek man who rarely fights back, unintentionally murders someone at the start of the narrative. Lee is always on edge due to his guilt and dread, and Jang Nan-gam, the investigator, is now pursuing him. The two engage in psychological warfare, with Jang closely monitoring any shifts in Lee’s behaviour.

The news that breaks just as Lee is about to turn himself in alters the mood immediately: Lee’s first murder victim was a vicious serial murderer. Lee’s character has clearly changed, going from being a murderer to becoming a condemner. With Lee’s development from an ordinary guy to a self-proclaimed judge of justice, the storyline tackles concepts like morality, justice, and personal growth.

A Killer Paradox is based on Kkomabi’s original webtoon of the same name, which attracted a lot of attention for its suspenseful and unexpected plot. Renowned for his remarkable ability to handle genre flicks, Lee Chang-Hee (Strangers from Hell, The Vanished) is the director of the series adaptation. Is he a villain who will be judged, or is he a hero sent by God? On February 9, A Killer Paradox will be available exclusively on Netflix worldwide.

Trailer of A Killer Paradox

The day Lee Tang unintentionally kills a serial murderer is the focus of the recently released teaser for A Killer Paradox. It goes much further into his innermost thoughts and the reason behind the crime. When he was a young college student, he learned that he had the ability to get rid of bad guys. The narrative explores Lee Tang’s struggle to reconcile his dual identities as “A God-sent hero or unpunished sinner.” Watchers will have to wait and watch if detective Nan-Gam captures him or if he escapes with further killings.