[Edaily Starin Choi Hee-jae Reporter] Choi Woo-sung, known as the “Married Woman Killer,” breathed life into the drama with his diverse charms, ranging from suspenseful investigations to a fresh romance.

MBC’s Friday-Saturday drama “Married Woman Killer” depicts the struggles of a working mom with the deadliest job in the world as she fights to maintain a work-life balance. He plays Beom Seong-hun, the youngest detective on the Kingfisher Task Force.

In Episode 13, which aired on the 11th, Beom Seong-hun shone with his sharp detective’s “instincts.” While surveying a sniper position, he sensed something off—a discrepancy from Kingfisher’s usual modus operandi—and raised questions about a strand of hair left at the scene.
He keenly pinpointed the clue, bolstering Dong-jin (played by Lee Sang-i), and created a sense of tension by immediately preparing to respond after locating the suspect’s vehicle.
Off the case, he drew attention with the innocent chemistry between him and Se-ah (played by Lee Eun-saem), his childhood friend and the object of his unrequited love. When Se-ah suddenly announced her plan to become a police officer, Beom Seong-hun revealed his jealousy by engaging in a tense standoff with Ki Young-do (played by Mu Jin-sung), who was trying to dissuade her.
In this way, Choi Woo-sung is infusing “The Married Woman Killer” with energy—from his portrayal as the youngest detective whose investigative passion shines through, to the innocent, disarming smile he shows when faced with his secret crush, and his striking good looks. Expectations are high for Beom Seong-hun’s performance as the story unfolds until the very end.
The final episode of “Married Woman Killer” will air on the 12th at 9:40 p.m.