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Oh yeah, I didn't think about that. Glad someone came up with an explanation

I think she was reported missing, they found her shoes covered in blood so they assumed she had been murdered, started investigating Do Ha and he admitted that he'd killed her. If I'm not wrong, it was classified as a missing person case but people started to gossip (maybe some detective or ex's brother spread the rumour) and media got involved. But this is just what I came up with

Totally agreed! It's fun trying to connect the pieces

I went back to the first scene were her powers were introduced and the sound of truth is not a ring, it's a little bit different. They keep changing the pitch of the lie ring and also rarely play the sound of truth, that's why it's confusing. I think it really was a ring for a lie so I'm excited for next week's episode

So should people rate the show based on what hasn't been shown yet? For now people are enjoying the series, if it goes downhill, the ratings will drop

Oh okay, thanks

So no ring means truth and a ring means a lie? I thought high ring meant a lie and a low ring meant a truth, that's why I'm confused

So when he said he hadn't killed the girl, I thought it was supposed to be a moment when Sol-hee caught him on his first lie (as a cliff hanger), but the ring was low so it means he didn't lie. So is the cliff hanger that she learnt he has a past with some murder case or the fact that she caught him on a lie? I'm a little lost when it comes to those rings

I need some help understanding the end of the 4th episode

To be fair she has a reason to have strong feelings towards Do-ha. When she was at her lowest he was the only one supporting her, so she became dependent on him. Also I think she's still pretty insecure, that's why she's so adamant about keeping him by her side, though it doesn't excuse her behaviour at the end of the 4th episode

I think the worst and time-consuming part of parents-daughter relationship is over so I'm hoping they will focus more on the relationship with Jae Won from now on

I'm just wondering if the production crew really finds Eun Mi's character likable...

When Pil Kwang pushed the blondie into a wall, brought his face close to hers and was thinking how to defeat So Moon, the first thing that came to my mind was that he will kiss him to death 💀

I mean, the major part of this drama was to comment on greed and the main character, the demon was created to make people rich, so the drama wouldn't exist without it

It may also be because of the fact that she stabbed him, so she felt a little awkward and guilty. Also I think that the fact, that in the scene with Hong Sae flower petals started falling as if they were snow symbolises the beginning of something. But it's really open for interpretation

I agree with you, that was my first comment about the drama and I just wanted to clarify why people might be disappointed. But it evolved into probably the longest thread I've seen on here. I'm not trying to hate on the drama and particularly on this couple, I think their chemistry is great. In the end, everything boils down to the expectations that people had for this drama and whether they were met or not.

It probably would've been a lot better as a 12 episode series

The same reason why people keep talking how this drama is so fluffy and cute. If there's no one talking about the negative side of the show, people who look for a drama to watch will see just one side of the story. You are free to move on if my comment annoys you so much

People were already stating the same opinion after the sixth episode aired

Nah we don't want toxic relationships, we just want more action. I am happy with healthy relationships because I can't stand unnecessary disagreements or misunderstandings but for me, there's not much essence to this show. If it's enough for you, that's completely fine, but you don't have to generalise people that are dissatisfied with the show. I want more story, not necessarily more drama in their relationship