My Lovely Liar (2023) Episode 14

9 Comments to “My Lovely Liar (2023) Episode 14”

1. I love how I ended up being right lol, although I did not see the fact that he’s in love with doha coming, damn that’s crazy, they showed him being affectionate with his wife and kid but I guess he felt guilt for not actually loving her and that’s why he agreed to the divorce so easily. and also why he was bitter and didn’t genuinely congrats them for getting together. but damn that hurts I actually liked him but he’s literally the cause of doha’s misery for years.and has this actor ever been a good guy??? lol I was actually happy to see him once be a good guy but damn they still cast him as the real villain, most of the roles I’ve seen him play were bad guys and he always ends up dying…

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2. I saw this coming 4 episode back. The way the CEO was always looking out for Do Ha, the way he cared about him was a little much even for brothers. Also CEO wife cheats on him and man didnt bat an eye but he was insincere about congratulation to Sol He and Do Ha dating….literally saw this a mile away.

   If I am going to throw another curve ball, CEO didnt actually kill the girl….maybe Do Ha did or Do Ha mother did….hmmmmm

   let’s see!

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3. The CEO’s acting was amazing. In the start I took him for great man and a loyal Husband but the Twist.

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4. She’s gonna lose the ability to hear lies i bet you

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5. bro i knew it lol i saw a theory about deuk chan well she/he was right bwahawhahwhaw but the plot twist bru that he liked do ha was unexpected

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6. Well…I wasn’t expecting THAT.

   This drama’s writing has been ok so far, but this episode had a few things that weren’t good or smart.
   Sol-hee is at the police station, but rushes out w/o talking to her ex-BF to go collect evidence properly? Stupid, especially when they brought up the “chain of custody” of evidence earlier in the episode.
   They show Sol-hee holding Jae-chan’s employee ID in order to show why she was able to get into the office, but it’s ridiculous that she got the ID from Jae-chan. He would have had all his belongings confiscated by police when he was jailed.
   When Deuk-chan goes on the run, his car just happens to be out front? Or someone else’s car just happens to be unlocked? And, police would let 2 civilians, Sol-hee & Do-ha, get in their car on a dangerous car chase?

   Do-ha’s mom didn’t want to be pathetic by taking her son’s side just b/c she’s his mother? But, she made damn sure to publicize that she is on her son’s side to benefit her political greed….THAT’s what makes her pathetic.

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   1. You took the words literally out of my mouth. This drama could well have been over at this episode, please don’t tell me there are 2 more episodes. I had a feeling it was Deuk-chan, but not that he was in love with Do-ha. I wanted him to get revenge for his wife’s cheating but now we realize that their marriage was for show only and the company image, tho he seems fond of his kid. As for the amount of bs in this episode as you stated above: they let a civilian interview the prime suspect in a cold case without looking from the other room, then she steals the ID out of the locked evidence room?? I was totally was waiting for the White Truck in this episode js..And the prime suspect is now on the run, but no immediate APB?? And the previews shows he died, so no justice for the murdered girl. I was hoping for some development of the other Kidols that he met (the convenience store guy and his brother) I tho Do-ha would break with J Ent and would mentor them and write a song for the Kgroup and the brother. This has been the most melodramatic melodrama in all of my kdrama years…I honestly wished this drama had more of the MI theme like we saw in the first episode. Hwang Min-Hyun always plays these passive type characters…

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      1. THIS EPSIODE WAS INSANE, DUDE WHY I FEEL BAD FOR DEUK CHAN NOW ?? MY BL HEART ?
         he’s the reason for do he’s misfortunes and fortunes tho ughhhhh
         this episode as other people said didn’t logically/realistically make sense but dude I’m focused on the fact he ended up liking him, it was their in front of my face and I didn’t think abt it

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7. F*** me, I’m screaming right now! On one hand, it feels so good to be right ? The murderer being someone whom Doha knew well was the most likely scenario. It’s the most impactful solution for this mystery plot. On the other hand, I don’t like that they made a queer man the murderer because that’s such a damn awful stereotype. And it sucks because Doha has one more reason to feel guilty. (Obviously, it’s not Doha’s fault but he’ll feel guilty anyway.)

   I guess the explosion will solve Solhee’s problem once and for all. Imo, that’s the best way for her to continue her life as a ~normal person. Even if Doha is the most honest man on this planet, sometimes you just need to lie.

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