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The above conversation came after they did the... Mumu asked the question--are you tired?--in consideration of his condition. His reply was in the form of a question, "Will you be tired after a marathon?" She answers YES. And he says, "What if you won first place?" Translation: He's not tired because they just did something he's been wanting to do for a long time.

Based on the book, because Jin Zhao promised FL's father not to contact Mu because the latter's mother is against Zhao. It even says there that Zhao seems to be good enough to be his son (though adopted), but not good enough for his daughter. If I remember correctly, this seemed to be Zhao's sentiments. More than anything, it was really because of Mu's mother.

In the book, he is a consultant in another city but still finishing his studies in Nanjing. He is taking his postgraduate degree--still has 1 more year to complete.

He is already doing his Masters in Thermal Energy and Power Engineering, and has one year to go to complete it when he reconnects with Jiang Mu. His undergrad degree was in Mechanical Design, Manufacturing, and Automation.

there is an overarching plot, and subplots besides. real life is more like this. the tendency of some dramas to depict one disaster after another is not really realistic; real life is not that dramatic for most people.

He is, but then it comes from their age difference and from their previous relationship of pseudo brother - sister. The important thing is that she eventually gets her own way whenever she insists on something (e.g., cold lemon tea, tent picnic, etc.).

They did not use one of my favorite lines from the novel. When Han Ting was dying, he said to Ji Xing, "I will not go far," indicating that he will wait for her. She died shortly after he did, exactly one month later, if my memory serves me right. When he was asked when he got sick who he'd prefer to die first, he said Ji Xing, because then he would be worried for her if he goes ahead. Maybe that's why he reassured her with the line, "I will not go far."