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This reminded me of Harrison Ford's movie Fugitive (for those old enough and know western movies). With the twists and turns in the first 2 episodes, and the marriage of the main leads at their worst possible bottom, but given the Korean tiltle of the drama 'The Completion of Marriage', as well as its romance thriller genres, I am looking forward to a super intensed but exciting journey for the 2 main leads to eventually find their real love. Obviously I am watching this drama from a totally different angle to most of the viewers here.

The name Silent Truth given by Netflix on the drama focussed on the murder mysteries, while the Japanese name of the novel and drama Re-union refers to the re-union of Junichi with his 3 childhood friends, and more so on the complete story on the re-union with his first love.

Agree. Read the concluding part of Dramabeans review on 1st episode.
2 ways to watch a drama, turn a keen eye to be critical and blind eye on details, hints etc planned by director, or vice versa

Note the alternate name of this drama, The Completion of Marriage

Up-to-dated with this drama. Even though there are some very sad moments, it is still typical of romcom dramas, and overall up to now, it is sweet, simple, and enjoyable to watch (a mini Hospital Playlist). With a group of friends watching it together we all commented when there is an early kiss between the main leads in a drama, it meant breakup/makeup to follow. And the 'appeared to be' love triangle (one sided as usual), is also part of the romcom genre of any drama to make it more juicy, Korean, Japanese etc. You will have to hate all romcoms if hating the fl, or the ml (sometimes).
The matching, more matured main leads, and their better characters in general, are the key attractions for me with this drama.

This is exactly how you should watch and enjoy this drama.

Both episode 3 and 4 are great, very enjoyable episodes. So far excellent mix of the medical and romance genres especially episode 4 (I get bored of single genre drama which easily became repetitive in middle). And great to see the drama going back to basic and traditional where kdramas excelled.

Thanks. Been a while watching that. But ending there too open ( I much preferred the ending of My Mister).

Not with this writer based on her recent works. Her dramas always kept the main leads in flirting stage, kind of open ending at the end. Hugging is the norm the leads would achieve. Kind of soulmate relationship. Even holding hands would be a surprise. Kissing would be unheard of. The exception is the very early Another Miss Oh (hottest kisses in drama, and one without a age gap relationship)

The same person put the same remark in Gold Land so kind of propaganda against kdramas (similar to jdramas recently). So don't be too serious about these excessive, unqualified remarks. Funny is Gold Land, which is a mystery thriller, and this one are totally different natures of dramas and this person can't accept either.

Naoto was the one hidding the gun after his rapist brother was killed, and lied that he thrown away the gun in sea, so it could never be found. It is known to all that weapon not found no one can be charged (unless there is very solid eye witnesses or video recording of the actual murder), meaning he would be released eventually (Junichi also mentioneded that to Makiko). It is a common law if watched enough murder mysteries. And by end of ep 8 Makiko confessed with the gun meaning she would be charged. But she only went to the lock box to retrieve the gun after Nara told her the gun could prove Junichi never killed anyone.

???. In Kocowa drama categories are: action, comedy, drama, family, legal, medical, music, office, period drama, medical, romance, sci-fi, suspense, youth. There are of course some dramas which appear in multiple categories. The drama sub genres are only shown in its show info link. Yes, I haven't watched this drama (don't want to wait each week) and I am surprised that Reverse has the romance genre.

I am waiting for it to be finished before watching it. But the genres of Reverse in Kocowa is always romance (main genre as it is included in the romance category), suspense, mystery, revenge, crime, never changed. And it is a Kocowa production. But of course the definition of romance is different to different viewers.

The romance, revenge, mystery, suspense genres (on Kocowa+) of this drama should give a hint of the character of the main male lead Go Soo.

Not only to you, to all viewers Hiromi is the one, unfortunately, got hurted with all the times she invested into the relationship. There is never argument on that. Still, Junichi never intended to leave her, as his self guilt inhibited him from having happiness to have relationship with Makiko, only until episode 8 Makiko, under influence of Nara, confessed with the gun, to prove Junichi didn't committed any crime to free his self guilt. That's the key turning point of the whole drama.
Watched way too many kdramas and bit of jdramas, this is still a typical love triangle (the murder mystery is great here), and focusing too much on the second or supporting lead always hurts in all the forums I read.

Agree Hiromi is the one deeply hurted in this love triangle (like any love triangle in drama, eg. First Love jdrama with similar setup where fl single mother with a son, ml has a gf about to get married, and the main leads are unfulfilled first loves. So all about hurdles to jump over). Full sympathy. But this is a drama where no right nor wrong in love (which conquers all unless in highly restrictive conservative cultures), and Hiromi fully understood the drama standard 'one cannot stay with one person while the mind keeps thinking about another person'.
The relationship between Hiromi and aJunichi was formed at a time when Makiko was married with a son (Junichi was watching her), and at a time when Junichi thought he is not deserved to be happy (that implied everything about his relationship status by then, and another reason he had no intentionto be with Makiko). So Junichi unlikely to have any intention of using Hiromi as a place holder (for whom?), rather, it is a relationshipfor convenience. And in ep 1 when Makiko told him the unexpected news that she was divorced then the whole balance is shaken right there. This whole story is about in the wrong place in the wrong time in the start.

Kocowa listed it as a romance drama. Just take a look at Kocowa website. Same in Dramabeans.

Kocowa listed Reverse as a romance drama. The genres listed included are Romance, Revenge, Mystery, Suspense, Crime. Kocowa usually accurate with a drama's genres (especially its own drama). So will see.

Yes the twists and turns made the last episode very interesting.
Many viewers here commented Makiko is manipulative. I watched this drama now twice, just couldn't find any trace of it other than just friendly to everyone? Hardest to understand being Makiko is the one who suffered the most in this story. Why can't her have a better ending?

There is romance in My Honest Realtor for sure unless turning a blind eye. In fact it is a very nice one all the way to season 2.