With Yunchu's Vengeance, we got images from day one, but with this drama, we got nothing. If it weren't for the reuters, we wouldn't know a thing. Although, having those reuters also heightens the anticipation to watch this drama :(
I already see the tragic ending if there a lot of changes.
Let's hope there aren't too many changes, because the novel's plot is interesting; if they preserve the essence in the drama adaptation, *Love in the Shell* could become a xianxia drama that stands out from the rest, just like *LBFAD* and *LGIEF*. I'm still only around chapter 60 or 70. Could you tell me if the original novel has a happy ending? (I mean, do the female and male leads end up together?)
watching the Reuter and feel like everything is changed from the novel
It is said that the original story of *Love Between Fairy and Devil* was also adapted for the drama, and the drama was a success. In the case of *Love in the Shell*, I hope they don't change it too much and instead preserve the essence of the story and the personalities of the main characters, as I believe that is the most interesting part of the novel—at least up to the chapter I reached.
I think it is not that LYF is not taking their relationship seriously. He is also committed to relationships where…
I was just about to say the same thing. ML seemed committed in his past relationship—he even said he made concessions for her—whereas it appeared to be his ex-girlfriend who didn't want to commit. Like you, I think the reason ML isn't pursuing FL is that she said she’d never fall in love with him; he doesn't want to face rejection and get kicked out of the house. After all, staying there is the only way to be close to her and win her over slowly—it doesn't seem like a lack of willingness to commit on his part... Well, I haven't seen today's episodes yet.
In the case of *Love in the Shell*, I hope they don't change it too much and instead preserve the essence of the story and the personalities of the main characters, as I believe that is the most interesting part of the novel—at least up to the chapter I reached.