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Time of India
4 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Who is the real killer in S Line? Lee Soo-hyuk's hit K-drama sparks wild fan theories and conspiracies ahead of finale
Currently flooding everyone's feed are memes of people with red lines popping out of their heads. It's all tied to the hit K-drama S Line, which is set to wrap up in just six episodes by July 25. The show, starring Lee Soo Hyuk, Lee Da Hee, A Rin, and Lee Eun Saem in the lead roles, has set the internet ablaze with a storm of fan theories. With its unsettling atmosphere and simmering suspense, viewers are fixated on two key mysteries: who is the killer? And what exactly do the red S lines represent? Fans of this Korean drama are searching for clues before the climax, with frame-by-frame analyzes and complex fan edits. Lee Soo-hyuk's niece: who is her red line connected to? A chilling moment that has fans theorizing is the clip where Lee Soo-hyuk wears the special glasses as he visits his niece in the hospital. When he looks around to trace her one glowing red line, his face grows serious and disturbed - indicating he's seeing something shocking. The leading theory? Her line is connected to his father, who is also in the hospital, hinting at a potentially dark family entanglement. Who is the killer? One of the most hotly debated questions is: who's behind the murders? Suspicion has been mounting around Shin Hyun-heup's character and Lee Da Hee's character, Gyu-jin. While some theorize that Gyu-jin is the culprit, others suggest she might be a red herring - her role as a teacher could either place her in danger or make her a pivotal player in the grand scheme. What do the 'S Lines' mean? The significance of the red 'S Lines' is one of the fundamental mysteries. Some enthusiasts believe the lines represent more than simply the sexual partners, such as fate, karmic relationships, or shared trauma. Many others believe the red lines indicate something far more nefarious, such as a supernatural entity or a covert organization pulling the strings behind the scenes. A larger conspiracy? Some theories propose that the 'S Line' phenomenon is part of a much bigger narrative arc, perhaps hinting at a government experiment, a psychological web, or a paranormal conspiracy. This has only added layers to the drama's already tangled web of suspense. Theories on the ending As the finale approaches, fans are racing to predict how the mystery will be resolved. Will the killer be someone fans knew all along? Are the 'S Lines' a gift or a curse? And much more. Alternative endings and deep dives into symbolism are dominating social media, demonstrating the drama's hold on its viewers. For all the latest K-drama, K-pop, and Hallyuwood updates, keep following our coverage here.
Time of India
8 hours ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
From red lines shooting out of his head in S Line to spelling 'MANNER' in Doom at Your Service - Lee Soo-hyuk's most iconic K-drama moments
More than just a visual icon, Lee Soo-hyuk is a force of elegance and mystery in K-dramas, with sharp cheekbones and a voice as deep as the ocean. He began his career as a high fashion model before turning to acting, and he has a reputation for portraying characters who are intense, enigmatic, and frequently ethically dubious. Lee Soo-hyuk has added captivating stillness and simmering intensity to every part he takes on, whether it's that of a ruthless vampire, a rule-bound grim reaper, or a chic executive fixing your grammar. Let's have a look at his Top 5 iconic roles in various K-dramas. S Line In this ongoing drama, Lee Soo-hyuk gives one of his most eerie performances to date as a brooding detective where after wearing special glasses he can see people's sexual interactions through unexplained red lines that emerge from their heads. The show explores the hidden taboos of society, such as exposure, privacy, and shame, but the internet was totally hooked by the viral image of red lines emerging from Lee Soo-hyuk's head. It was more than just exciting. It was a memorable experience. Scholar Who Walks the Night As Gwi, the ancient vampire pulling the strings of the Joseon Dynasty, Lee Soo-hyuk delivered a performance dripping with menace and magnetism. A villain by title but a legend in execution, his portrayal of Gwi transformed what could have been a campy antagonist into a bone-chilling, seductive predator. Critics and fans alike called it one of the most compelling villain arcs in period drama history. Tomorrow With death in his eyes and dignity in every step, Lee Soo-hyuk played the leader of Jumadeung's grim reaper team in Tomorrow. Cold, principled, and shadowed by a tragic past as Koo Ryeon's husband in a previous life, his character commanded the screen. Many viewers claimed no one else could have carried the role with such quiet power and tragic grace. Doom at Your Service A moment that lives eternally in meme heaven - Lee Soo-hyuk, playing a stern and stylish publishing director, interrupts a chaotic issue to coldly correct the spelling of 'manner'. "M-A-N-N-E-R," he enunciates, his tone cutting through the room like a blade. A few seconds, one word, and the internet declared it a scene for the ages. Who knew spelling could be this iconic? Queen Woo In Queen Woo, Lee Soo-hyuk unleashes a different kind of terror - not from fangs or spirits, but raw ambition. As Go Bal-gi, the volatile third prince, he claws his way toward the throne with fire in his eyes and betrayal in every breath. The power struggles, the ruthless decisions, and his barely restrained rage had audiences gripped. His performance? A masterclass in regal menace. For all the latest K-drama, K-pop, and Hallyuwood updates, keep following our coverage here.
News18
10 hours ago
- Entertainment
- News18
Why Lee Soo Hyuk's K-Drama Show S Line Is Becoming A Global Sensation
Last Updated: Even without support from a major OTT platform, S Line became a hot topic online after the show made history at Cannes. The new K-drama S Line grabbed attention even before its release earlier this month for its bold take on sexual relationships. Imagine your past romances being exposed by glowing red lines above your head. That's the central premise of this intriguing series. Starring Lee Soo-hyuk, Lee Da-hee, and Arin, the drama uses this unique concept to unravel hidden secrets. But when a shocking murder takes place, the story shifts into a gripping mystery. As S Line approaches its final episode this week, fans are hooked and eagerly waiting to see how it all unfolds. S Line Plot: As per My Drama List, S Line 'tells the story of a mysterious red line that appears above people's heads, connecting them to those they've had sexual relations with. Han Ji Uk is a detective who wants to discover the truth about the mysterious red line. Lee Gyu Jin is a quirky high school teacher, and Sin Hyeon Hop is a high school student who has been able to see the red line since birth." Before S Line premiered, director Ahn Joo-young spoke about the creative choices made while turning the webtoon into a drama during the press conference. As per the Korean Herald, he explained, 'When we first encountered the work and began the project, we wondered whether it would be realistically possible to visually depict a world covered in S Lines. So, we decided to retain the universe, but express it in a different way. That led to the idea that only some people could see the S Lines, and that they could be seen through glasses as a medium." 'I thought the original work was ultimately a story about people. It mostly focuses on how people change when the lines appear and others begin to see them. I believed the main theme was how new desires emerge in addition to human nature, so I wanted to reflect those changes through the characters via the S Lines. Based on that, we also created new characters," Ahn Joo-young added. Cannes: Even without support from a major OTT platform, S Line became a hot topic online after the show made history at Cannes. The drama premiered its first two episodes at Canneseries, the Cannes International Series Festival, which provides a platform for top global TV shows. Where to Watch: S Line is not available on Netflix or Amazon Prime, but it can be watched on Wavve in India. However, it might still be limited due to restrictions in some areas. First Published: Disclaimer: Comments reflect users' views, not News18's. Please keep discussions respectful and constructive. Abusive, defamatory, or illegal comments will be removed. News18 may disable any comment at its discretion. By posting, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
The Star
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Star
'Aku cinta padamu, Malaysia', says K-drama star Lee Soo-hyuk as he meets delirious fans in Kuala Lumpur
Pavilion KL was rocking on Wednesday. South Korean top actor and model Lee Soo-hyuk got more than 2,000 fans screaming and cheering during a meet-and-greet at the popular mall in the centre of the capital city. Over 2,000 fans flooded Bukit Bintang just because of Lee Soo-hyuk as the ever-popular and handsome Korean actor and model's presence caused an incredible stir at the exclusive Galaxy Unfolds Roadshow event that took place at the venue on Wednesday (July 16) night. The fans flooded the Main Concourse to welcome their favorite star, who was making his first appearance in Malaysia. In fact, the line for the meet greet even extended outside the mall and onto the KL city centre roads. In fact, fans were already at the mall as early as 1pm just to catch a glimpse of the K-drama star. And there were fans from all over the country, with many coming from Ipoh, Penang, Johor Baru, Seremban, and Melaka for the event. Among the attention-grabbing placards, fans were those holding banners reading 'Lee Soo-hyuk's die-hard fan is here!!!' With banners of various sizes - including a special 'Watch Lee Soo-hyuk' banner - t hey formed a mini convoy full of enthusiasm, complete with cheers and screams, just like a celebrity parade usually only seen on TV . Lee entered the arena around 5pm and the fans went wild with happiness when Lee uttered "Aku cinta padamu (I love you all)" during the meet and greet event. "This is amazing. I have so many fans here. I'm just humbled by the amount of support here," said a beaming Lee. "I'm so happy to meet Malaysian fans finally. I'm super nervous right now. Thanks for supporting me," he added. 'I hope to visit Malaysia more. Thank you, Samsung, for giving this opportunity.' For the record, it was the first time the dashing South Korean actor was visiting the capital city to meet with his fans. In fact, hundreds of fans had even gathered at KLIA waiting to catch a glimpse of the famous actor who landed in KL around at 5pm on Tuesday (July 14). Tonton, Malaysia's top video streaming platform, is bringing Lee to town specifically for the launch of his latest thriller, 'S LINE', which premiered on the site on Wednesday (July 16). Lee, a popular fashion icon, international model, and versatile actor in Asia, will lead the way for "S LINE", and the series will be available to stream every Friday at 10pm. "S Line " is a South Korean web series, was officially first released on Wavve on July 11, 2025. The series is based on the webtoon of the same name by "kkomabi" and was written and directed by Ahn Joo-young. Besides Lee, the series also stars Lee Da-hee, and Arin. The drama was invited to compete at the 8th edition of Canneseries. Set in the near future, where people's past sexual relationships are visually linked by a glowing red 'S Line' visible above their heads. A detective, a mysterious teacher, and a girl born with the ability to see these lines navigate a series of disturbing events triggered by the phenomenon. As for Lee's visit, his special appearance during the Galaxy Unfolds Roadshow is a collaborative effort between Tonton, TV3, and Samsung Malaysia.
Time of India
7 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Why are red lines above people's heads trending? Lee Soo-hyuk's K-drama S Line sparks viral meme
Red lines popping out of people's heads? If this is something that has invaded social media timelines lately, it's all thanks to S Line - the ongoing K-drama currently gripping the internet. Led by the enigmatic Lee Soo-hyuk, S Line which is a psychological thriller has evolved into a full-blown meme machine. The series showcases a chilling concept: red lines appearing above individuals who have shared sexual relations, but only a select few can see them - through a mysterious pair of glasses. What begins as a strange visual quickly spirals into something far more disturbing. S Line sparks meme frenzy across social media However, it only took one scene to set the internet ablaze: Lee Soo-hyuk's character standing with so numerous red lines popping from his head. It came to a point where fans even joked that he looked like a "peacock." Within hours, memes exploded across social media, with red lines being photoshopped onto pets, idols, colleagues, fictional characters, and even awkward family moments. S line everywhere 🙂#tzuyu The S line. Who does this???! 😆😆😆credit to the original owner. You made my day😂😂😂 ชีวิต S Line ของผมในแต่ละวัน !#SOOP #sline #memes My S Line if being delusional to any kpop guy was real S what is S line ? is a Korean drama that introduces a fictional phenomenon where a red line—called the S Line—appears above people's heads. This red line connects individuals who have had sexual relationships with each Gmeow S line ❌ Meow line✅ (iykyk) What is S Line really about? The story shows Hyun-eup (played by Arin), a reclusive young woman, who has lived her life haunted by a disturbing ability - she can see crimson-red lines connecting individuals who have had sexual relations. What may seem like a supernatural gift is, in reality, a lifelong curse. As a child, she innocently drew a red thread between her father and aunt in a family portrait, unintentionally exposing a devastating secret that tore her family apart. Traumatized, she withdrew from the world and became a hikikomori. However, years later, a series of brutal murders shatters the uneasy calm of her neighborhood and for the first time, she realizes her cursed vision might hold the key to stopping the killings. This leads her to step outside her home for the first time in years. But she is not the only one tangled in this web. Jung-min (Lee Ga-seop), a troubled math teacher, obtains a special pair of glasses that allow him to see the lines. Obsessed, he begins tracking down his former lovers, desperate to erase the threads connecting him to his past. Meanwhile, Sun-ah (Lee Eun-saem), a once-ignored high school student, uses the glasses to climb the social ranks and reinvent herself. As these lives collide, Detective Ji-wook (Lee Soo-hyuk) begins to sense a sinister pattern behind the red lines. Alongside the teacher Gyu-jin (Lee Da-hee), he is pulled deeper into a dangerous maze of secrets, desire, and death. More about S Line The series is adapted from the webtoon of the same name by Kkomabi and forms part of the creator's acclaimed 'Death Trilogy,' which also includes A Killer Paradox and Unresolved. While the webtoon depicted a world where everyone could see the red lines, the drama adds a chilling twist - only a select few can witness them, raising the stakes and deepening the psychological tension. Fans can watch S Line exclusively on Wavve, a paid subscription platform with no free trial. Viewers will need to subscribe - and prepare for a ride into obsession, guilt, and revelation. For all the latest K-drama, K-pop, and Hallyuwood updates, keep following our coverage here.
