One of the most unlucky Korean actor in history?

After the drug scandal involving actor Lee Sun-kyun broke out recently, it was reported that all his drama contracts have been completely interrupted. Furthermore, it was reported that a new drama featuring Taiwanese actor Greg Hsu, which started filming on the 16th of this month, had to adjust its shooting schedule due to Lee Sun-kyun's drug controversy, and all scenes involving Lee Sun-kyun were completely removed.

However, recently netizens have uncovered that the actor who often finds his own drama works affected or even indefinitely postponed due to issues with other actors, is none other than the veteran South Korean actor, Yoo Jae-Myung.

Yoo Jae-Myung, who first gained fame with the series "Reply 1988", not only has excellent and calm acting skills, but also often challenges many different roles, making a deep impression on the audience. However, now he is in a stalemate again due to the actor Lee Sun-kyun's involvement in his work.

However, recently, some netizens have dug up the fact that in many of the dramas Yoo Jae-Myung has acted in, controversies involving other actors often led to production delays, coinciding with the arrival of typhoon season. For example, the film "Nation of Happiness," which was originally scheduled to air in the latter half of this year or the first half of next year, stars Jo Jung-seok, Lee Sun-kyun, and others. But now, due to Lee Sun-kyun's drug-related controversy, the release date has also been postponed.