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I also think that what she did in the drama is extremely cruel, and I can't blame him for being an asshole when he sees her again. The thing is, in the novel their relationship is hardly a healthy one. She takes him in when he's like 15 or 16, so I'm glad that they changed it here. There is no breakup in the novel but they argue a lot over silly stuff and miscommunication, and instead of talking it over, they're just having hate sex lol (he was already a university student then). I remember Li Wu saying something like, only when they're having sex does he feel like an equal to her. So I can understand why they wanted a separation time in the drama, it's much more appropriate and gives both of them time to grow and spend time apart.

Yes, but I guess they needed more drama :) In the novel he could have gone abroad but he decided to stay for her and was still very successful in his academic career.

Yes. They're married and have a daughter.

There was no breakup in the novel. They practically got married the moment he turned 22.

Yes. They were madly in love.

He sent her an invitation by mistake, but she attended anyway just to show him that she had also moved on. I don’t think they’ll do this in a drama because here he is probably already married due to the pregnancy, and it’s around two years after her divorce, so he already has a child.

No, in the novel, after the divorce, she only attends his wedding and tells him that she's with Li Wu . After that he's not in the story.

In the novel he’s gay but here she didn’t explicitly say it.

EP20 – What an awesome episode! I was smiling throughout it. They're so cute together. I really liked how well the director and actors captured the awkwardness of the first moments and days of a relationship.

I loved it. I read it a couple of times already.

EP17 - I love Cen Jin's father! Such a wonderful and wise character. Everyone should have someone like him.
EP18 - the most interesting and juicy part starts here. I can't wait to see the development of their relationship.

If this is what happened in the drama then she was really cruel to him. I hope she'll give him a proper apology before they end up together.

It's 10/11 years in a drama. In the present timeline I think they're 27/37.

Maybe, but if she's interested in Sanghyun then why when given a chance she's always choosing Mujin? (the random bag date was a great chance to pick someone else and yet she once again wanted to pick Mujin). She's giving way too mixed signals if she's into Sanghyun.

Nah, I want to get to this point too but there are some moments from the past that I'm still waiting to see :)

Episodes 11–12 aka cuteness overload. I'm loving everything in this drama. It's far beyond what I expected. I even had tears in my eyes when Li Wu was looking through Cen Jin's things connected to their past.

Dr. Lu is a different character than in the novel but there was a whole argument because of his coat that he left with Cen Jin. In the novel, there was an academic teacher whom she was connected with through work, and he was only around for a very short time just to make Li Wu jealous. He worked at Li Wu's university, and I think that Li Wu and Cen Jin were already together at the time (I'm not 100% sure).

After 10 episodes, I'm so glad that they're sticking to the novel. It's wonderful to see important moments in live-action form. I'm really loving all the couples. It's been a while since I've been this excited and waiting so impatiently for new episodes. I would love to get merged timelines but I think we still have a lot of past events to get through.

I'm pretty sure (based on the trailers) that they had a full-fledged relationship (with all kinds of intimacy) before he was sent abroad.

EP 8 was so good! It's getting better and better. I'm glad that there are some glimpses of more light-hearted scenes because I can't deal with all this angst for 30 episodes :D