I want to cut or short the AC source by change the resonant value
WPT (wireless power transfer) uses quite high resonance to achieve decent (sufficient) power levels in the receiver so, a simple opto just won't cut-the-mustard when used as a switch on the AC output of the receive coil. At the very least you need a more powerful device such as a MOSFET and, this can shift the receiver tuned circuit's resonant frequency by a reasonable amount.
However, because you are trying to "re-tune" an AC circuit, you would use back-to-back MOSFETs wired as a solid-state relay (SSR) to achieve this. There are devices available that can do this (if you just want to move the resonant frequency enough to detune the receiver a bit) but, if you want to "cut" the receiver's coil signal completely I believe you are going to be unlucky. Reason: as soon as this is "cut", the receiver loses power and inevitably "un-cuts" the solid-state-relay and power is restored again.