Eun-ho remembered what she did in the past and tried to make up for it. Si-yeol and Geum-ho 2.0 helped her in No Tail to Tell episode 8.
In No Tail to Tell episode 8, titled The Hobby Called Love, which aired on February 8, Eun-ho finally remembers the man who strangled her. She realizes what she did to him and attempts to atone for her actions. Meanwhile, Do-cheol and Yoon learn Eun-ho’s secret through Woo-seok.
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Dangerous Revelations in No Tail to Tell Episode 8
No Tail to Tell episode 8 kicks off with Eun-ho making a blunt confession. Although she admits that she finds Si-yeol attractive, she clarifies that she does not truly like him. Instead, she treats dating as the last unchecked item on her life list and decides to try it with him.
Naturally, Si-yeol reacts with disbelief and irritation as she shamelessly flirts with him. To make matters worse, she confidently schedules their date right after completing their daily agenda.
Meanwhile in No Tail to Tell episode 8, Jang Do-cheol suffers the consequences of his bloody past. The ghosts of those he killed torment him, draining his strength and leaving him coughing up blood.
Eventually, he collapses and lands in Lee Yoon’s hospital, which conveniently reunites hunter and CEO. Back at the nursing home, Eun-ho attempts to question Hwang Dong-sik but learns that he has already passed away.
Through his family, she discovers that he once built a pharmaceutical empire before obsessively chasing a better formula and losing everything. Overcome with guilt, Eun-ho forces Si-yeol to withdraw all his savings and offer it as condolence money.
Si-Yeol Played Football Again
After Eun-ho donates the condolence money, Geum-ho 2.0 finally gains a bit of spiritual power. That small progress pushes Eun-ho to a new conclusion: the heavens want her to clean up her past mistakes.
Soon, she uncovers the truth—Hwang was never her client. Chairman Kim was the real mastermind, and he used Eun-ho to identify a winning drug before coercing Hwang into selling it.
Furious, Eun-ho confronts Chairman Kim and forces him to hand over his headquarters building to the Hwang family.
To celebrate the successful good deed, Geum-ho 2.0 suggests a buffet feast. However, since they are broke, Si-yeol decides to earn money the only way he can—through football.
During a practice match between a top second-division team and his struggling fourth-division squad, the game looks hopeless at first.
Then Si-yeol steps in, shifts the momentum, and captures Eun-ho’s attention in the process. The opposing team soon plays dirty, but his team manages to tie through a penalty kick.
Instead of celebrating, Si-yeol lashes out at his teammates for their poor performance. However, he quickly learns the harsh reality: most of them juggle exhausting part-time jobs because their salaries barely cover expenses.
The lack of training suddenly makes sense. While worrying about funding his date with Eun-ho, he considers his limited options. Thankfully, she proposes borrowing money from one of their slightly wealthier teammates, proving she can be practical when it counts.
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Eun-ho and Si-yeol’s Date
Si-yeol manages to salvage the night, and he takes Eun-ho on a classic date. They begin at Namsan Tower, where couples attach love locks as promises of devotion.
However, Eun-ho writes a wish for everything to return to normal, which immediately irritates Si-yeol for its lack of romance. Afterward, they head to dinner, and the mood shifts.
Si-yeol admits he has never enjoyed simple public affection because his celebrity status always drew attention. Eun-ho listens quietly, knowing she once erased memories without considering the cost.
At the same time, danger closes in elsewhere. Yoon and Do-cheol ambush Woo-seok, knock out his father, and force his lost memories back. Once restored, Woo-seok reveals the truth—Eun-ho has become human.
Unaware of the betrayal, Eun-ho boldly holds Si-yeol’s hand in public. Still, he cannot shake her earlier comment about erasing memories. He confesses that he wants to remember her, no matter the consequences.
Although she insists he deserves a normal life, he silences the argument with a kiss, choosing the present over an uncertain future.
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No Tail to Tell Episode 8 Review
Episode 8 blends romance with reckoning as Eun-ho begins correcting the damage from her past wishes. After forcing Chairman Kim to compensate the Hwang family, she gains spiritual power and starts to understand the heavens’ agenda. Meanwhile, Si-yeol steps up on the football field to fund their long-awaited date, revealing both his talent and the harsh reality his teammates face.
Their night at Namsan Tower offers sweetness, but unease lingers beneath the surface. As Si-yeol opens up about the loneliness of fame, Eun-ho confronts the weight of her memory-erasing privilege. The episode ends on a tender yet fragile note when he chooses to remember her and seals that choice with a kiss, unaware that enemies have already learned her biggest secret.
Catch the next episode of No Tail to Tell on February 20 via Netflix. New episodes arrives every Friday and Saturday at 9:50 PM KST and 8:50 PM PHT.
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