She wants to be an anchor like her estranged mother - but can’t, owing to her inability to lie. Ha-Myeung, now named Dal-po, forms a close bond with his granddaughter, Choi In-ha (Park Shin-hye), and is troubled to know that she is the daughter of the person who ruined his life. He survives, and is found by a fisherman. His mother, depressed and harassed, tries to kill herself along with Ha-myeung. He is blamed and his reputation is mercilessly smeared. His body goes missing, and the media instantly erupts into a frenzy, making a scapegoat out of him. His character, Ki Ha-myeung, lives a blissful life with his parents, until his father, Ki Ho-sang, a celebrated firefighter, dies on duty. Ironically, while Pinocchio refers to Park Shin-hye’s character, Choi In-ha - a girl who cannot lie without hiccupping - the story was focussed on Lee Jong-suk’s quest for revenge. ![]() Also Read | Explained: How Korean wave is so much more than just Netflix’s Squid Game
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