Nope

Anyone else felt like he held that bag of food she ordered for him, like it was a naughty gift he was afraid his coworkers might see? LOL!

No breakup. She thinks he will breakup with her after her dad talks to him, so she panics. But he tells he never had any intention of breaking up.

Yeah, but there is still a ton of things that happen after her internship is over, that's what I mean. 4 episodes to cover her parents finding out and their reaction, him quitting his job to start his own company, her thinking he is going to dump her and her flying back from visiting her parents to tell him her big secret and everything that happens with that, her award ceremony, resolution with JY. Not to mention that the book didn't really have a proposal so much as him asking 'Do want to get married now or after you graduate?', but we're clearly getting a proposal scene in the show.

The trailer for 21 shows she is still in her internship. From the trailor it also appears that she didn't tell DJX that she ran into JY or that her boss is friends with JY.

With only 6 episodes left, I'm a little worried that the internship is taking up two more episodes. There is so much that needs to happen still. While I don't think this show needed 32 episodes, I do think it could've benefitted from a 3-4 more episodes. Or maybe I'm just greedy and I want more of them.

Thanks.

Don't forget dumping the put into the stove.

DJX was the one that sent out the text saying he had a gf and owed it all to Quan Fei, then he privately told Quan Fei that he'd lied and was dating Sang Zhi. Then he sat back laughed as Quan Fei kept trying to declare that he had nothing to do with DJX getting a girlfriend because he didn't want Sang Yan to blame him for DJX and SZ getting together.

Wait...the next 4 episodes on Netflix, are dropping Wednesday not Friday?

All I wanna know was, were the noodles actually good or was he just happy she tried? Was the carrot supposed to be raw or was it undercooked?

I know it was a small thing, but I love that she is also embracing domestic skills. She's been rather spoiled that she's never even had to learn how to wash dishes or cook for herself. So I loved that he was like 'No, you don't need to learn how to do dishes or cook, I'll do it all.' and she was like 'No, I need to learn how to do this. Its not fair to make you do it all.' I also really do like that she is conscious about the fact that she is in love with someone who does not make the money she is used to growing up with, and that her response to it is simply to tell him 'Its not on you to solely bare the financial burden. I will contribute equally.'

I know, but I didn't like her ending very much in the book. That she was forced into a position similar to his and suddenly realized she was wrong, and left him alone once he told the cops, and it was all do to PTSD from the death of her father. I didn't feel like that was in line with her behavior. PTSD can manifest a lot of ways, but to me its clear that there was something else going on with her besides PTSD. Especially with the way she could turn it on and off to suit what she needed. I feel like the way she was going, she easily would've escalated once SZ was in the picture, and DJX started to report her behavior to the cops.

I do think the conversation between DJX and his friends was funnier in the books but I get why they changed it for the show.

Let's be honest. He loved that she got jealous.

Conflict hasn't started yet as Sang Yan doesn't know yet.

I really enjoyed the basketball scene because it was nice to see him relax and have fun. Given what we saw of his university experience, I don't think he was able to enjoy it all that much.

I saw the preview, but still....the change just seems weird unless they're giving her more scenes to make a bigger deal of her later. I do really hope there is a better resolution for her arc in the show, than in the book.

I will say, I don't think YT clickbait vids are helping people realize there is no grooming in this show. I just saw a title referring to DJX being jealous about the internet boyfriend, and its the clip from the scene when he is telling her that she is too young to date and that her parents are just trying to keep her safe. Like, this is where nuance is so important, he wasn't jealous but worried for her safety. In the books he was scared for her because she was 13/14 (not 17) and he thought some internet creep that was 20+ was trying to get her to run away from home. I'd be more concerned if he wasn't freaked out.

What happened to JY? Like she just disappeared? I don't like that, in the book at this point SZ found her following her a time or two already.

I also love that he is confident in her feelings for him, and doesn't waiver with self-doubt because she doesn't jump right into physical intimacy, but understands that physical intimacy makes her uncomfortable still so he needs to take things slow.