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No, she's not annoying in this drama, rather a cunning one.
I looked into her upcoming dramas, and now I'm looking forward for Sword and Fairy with Leo Wu/Wu Lei.
I think in the present after she wakes up, she realizes he has liked her all along anyway. She finds out some facts of the real past about him while in the "dream". He has tried to confessed to her at least two times in the novel (the flower bouquet delivery and the legal case). Remember the case he asks her to read many times but she never bother to read it?
A. It seems okay if the 'time travel' is not real but only a dream during a coma or the character falls asleep. In the drama synopsis from MDL and also in the novel, FL falls into a coma after an accident, where she 'goes' back into the past. Also in time travel, FL or ML meets their love interest who is not in the present world. In Legally Romance, ML is in the present world and you'll be surprised how her time travel and the real past and present world are actually connected, so it's not a mere dream.
B. Regarding Z. Tao it's a personal thing, so I cannot tell you to like it or not. I like him in the Brightest Star in the Sky (his other 2 dramas are Republican Era), so take a peek into that drama if you are not too sure of this one. In the BSITS he is an idol singer tho so he has some celebrity attitude, here his character is more down-to-earth and supportive to FL imo.
About the amount of episodes or fillers, so far I watched till Ep 16, I compare with the novel, there is no fillers. I only see the possibility of another couple (I'm not sure), but the romance is still only about the main couple. There is a side story about the FL's parents that is not in the novel, but their family relationship is beautiful/supportive. Also some college assignments like free legal aid, debates, etc, but they are all in the novel.
Here Song Zu Er's acting is funnier than in To Fly With You.
I hope that helps
I wish there are more romcom Jdramas that are subbed... I like watching them because they're short ;D