TV series starring Lee Min Ho & Kong Hyo Jin, a blockbuster that cost over 5 billion yen, is back in hot water again after harsh criticism of bed scene

While actor Lee Min Ho and actress Kong Hyo Jin performed a bed scene, "Because the Stars are Rumored" was panned for everything from the story to the direction.

In the tvNTV series "Because the Stars are Rumored," which aired on the 26th, Gong Leung (played by Lee Min Ho) and Eve Ki are in a life-or-death situation.

In the episode that day, Gong Leung, Eve Kim and others on the space station had to escape because space debris was gathering.

Gong Leung was left alone on the space station, and Eve Kim went to look for her. Eve Kim accepted Gong Lueng's proposal to date her, as she was in a life-or-death situation.

The problem was that the space station only had two days of power left, so Gong Leung and Eve Kim went into their own tents to conserve it.

Meanwhile, Gong Lueng entered Eve Kim's tent. Eve Kim said, "If you take off your clothes, you'll be fine.

"It's so warm," Gong Leung said, kissing Eve Kim and saying, "Before I die, I'll try to do something that even a mouse can't do."

This includes a spectacular bed scene between Lee Min Ho and Kong Hyo Jin.

Viewers who saw it responded that it was absurd, with the opinion that the sudden bed scene between two people in a life-or-death situation and the way it was staged destroyed the immersion of the story.

The TV series has previously featured repeated dialogue about sex, sperm, pregnancy, and other topics between characters, as well as bed scenes.

It was also heavily criticized for its lighting and direction that disrupted immersion. Despite this, the TV series struggled with a 1-2% viewer rating despite being a blockbuster that cost 50 billion won.

In this critical situation where they cannot return to Earth, the bed scene in which the protagonist says, "I don't mind dying," and the story and direction that make the viewer less immersive caused the viewers to abandon the show.

Meanwhile, with "Because the Stars Are Rumored" already reaching the halfway point of its story, attention is focused on whether it will be able to survive the continuing harsh criticism.