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Personally, since the drama shows that truth and lie are both subjective, the bell rang at the last scene because Do Ha truly believes that it was him who drove his ex to her death. So he was lying to himself when he said "I didn't kill her".

This also relates to ep 3 where the client's boyfriend kept lying to protect his surprise, as well as to that scene where Mol Hee's ex kept lying to hide that he's terminally ill.

I think the strong bell sound in the first episodes was intentionally done to properly introduce Mok Sol Hee as a character.
As the episode progresses, it would be very annoying to hear that strong bell sound when someone lies. So I really liked how they made it sound like a 'ding!' and not disrupt our senses watching/hearing the daily conversations of the FL.

Besides, the truth sound remains either as an echo or no sound at all, so it's still very distinguishable from Lie.

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It's actually in Wikipedia. Part of character introduction for the ex

It's actually in Wikipedia. Part of character introduction for the ex

The second lead here is so wholesome though (the ex) 👀
Are you perhaps referring to Syaon?

It's too early to call it a masterpiece but it's really good so far. Neither boring nor flamboyant.

Hi. If it's the truth, it could be just a low-toned echo or no sound at all (like if FL is throwing a lot of questions while working) but if it's a lie, there's a very distinctive bell sound. Just one ding.

It's in wikipedia. I think it's not really a spoiler as it's part of how the SL was introduced there.

4 eps in and there's no romance yet. The characters are still trying to get to know each other.
There were a few situations that needed them to act in love with each other and the chemistry is definitely there.

She heard it as lie. A bell rang. I understand that both sounds might be confusing for some, but if it's truth, you'd hear an echo-- more of an elongated low note, whereas if it's a lie, just one swift ring of a bell- high note.

This is more of mystery fantasy romance to me, actually

DESERVE!!!!! 👏👏👏

Thank you! This is what I got as well, that it debuted at no.3. Makes me wonder how it fared in its entire run.

P.S. This is like Something About 1% (2016) with a ton of budget.

What I love the most about the show are---

1. The dialogue. While most people think that the writers weren't smart enough due to the use of several romance tropes, I beg to disagree. You can tell how smart and talented the writer is based on how they write the dialogue, and KTL's writer/s definitely aced that one.

Some scenes would have been presented either typically - like how most writers would have written it, or flamboyantly-- just to show they added extra flair. But here, the dialogues just flow smoothly. It also highlights Junho's skill in delivering lines, as if there aren't any cameras around him. So I guess, they match well.

2. We were given exactly what the show was marketed and packaged for--- RomCom? Yes! Cliché? Yes! Big budget? YES!!! Light and fluffy? YES!!!

So I don't get the negative comments about this drama. Sure, they could have done some of it differently but don't come here demanding for an elaborate and rich plot and dramatic plot twists because the show runners never promised us that.

In fact, the leads have been promoting this as a feel-good romcom, and we got that and more. They did their assignment.

I also live marriage dramas, or those where the leads are already married. Sadly there's little projects with it in K-drama land. Most of it are troubled marriages too, filled with great lessons nonetheless.

1. Flower of Evil (I thoroughly enjoyed this! They truly act like a healthy married couple. The cast also hangs out every now and then and posts on social media, so that's a plus)

2. Go Back Couple (I had a very strong second lead syndrome on this one)

3. The Miracle We Met (I really love this show. Some hated the writer but I liked how it was wrapped up)

4. Tomorrow With You (get ready for the romance!)

5. Emergency Couple (This started out as the couple seeing each other for the first time since getting divorced. This is old but gold!)

6. Marital Chaos (very chaotic indeed. Didn't finish this due to some streaming issues but worth the watch)

7. Big Mouth (Yoona and Jung Suk made believe they were in love in real life 😂)

8. Familiar Wife (Good reviews made me watch this years ago but I remember having a heartache in almost every episode. What a sad couple.)

9. VIP and The Last Empress.
(Let's just say that Jang Nara is very good on marriage dramas. Her Fated to Love You and Family: The Unbreakable Bond with Jang Hyuk are pretty good too).

10. My Wife is Having An Affair This Week (For me, apart from Flower of Evil, this drama best shows the norms of married life).

Lee Junho was vocal since The Red Sleeve days that he wanted to star in a RomCom next. Perhaps leading a historical drama took a toll on him. YoonA must have needed a breather too after starring in serious projects like Big Mouth.

Subway made a comeback through See You In My 19th Life 😂 It keeps appearing since ep 3 perhaps

I agree, it's the higher ups. I guess MLL's production company sold its rights to Viu/Viki instead of Netflix. I just wish Netflix picked this up first before any of them did.