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I've seen a lot of people saying that Qian Qian's son becomes the emperor, what happens to the current one?

Slowburn, but not insanely slow. If it's too fast then there is no tension or yearning and the romance feels more empty. If you are consumed by someone and can't live with out them then I need to feel why that is (in regard to novels and tv shows).

do you know what chapter it is in?

I've seen other people comment that it wont happen till around episode 25 going by the novel events

So don't trust Li Huai'an?

This reddit post lists out all the characters we've encountered so far: https://www.reddit.com/r/CDramaFlashCards/comments/1rgdiet/zhu_yu_%E9%80%90%E7%8E%89_chasing_jadepursuit_of_jade/

Totally agree. I think I was getting to lost in the usual cliche of the morally gray character and pretty woman as a love interest. I like that she will be more independent and looking out for her son

oh ok, I was hoping Yu Qian Qian would get a love interest...but seems not

Oh ok that makes sense. Is Qi Min actually a villain or is just a morally gray character?

What?! How is that possible? (haven't read the novel)

I agree, I don't get the hate comments on her acting. If they have a problem with her acting then I guess they must not like most female leads in romcoms because I couldn't tell the difference.

I'll preface by saying I do like the drama. That being said...if I found out the guy I had been happily dating had a virtual reality girlfriend who looked exactly like me...I would probably run and never look back, aha

Yeah I think I just missed the first one

Ahh ok. For some reason I got the impression it was going back in time

I know this will probably be explained in later episodes, but I'm kind of impatient...I'm trying to figure out the timeline. It could be I wasn't paying close enough attention, but when does the opening scene take place and then it goes back to 2011? If this is answered in episode 2 then im sorry lol

I guess it depends on what your definition of love is. But I get that this is fictional so that doesn't particularly matter. Just in my opinion the way she treated him and acted towards him didn't really equate to his level of devotion.

Yeah I just wish the show did a better job of explaining why, beyond she smiled at him in the rain. Besides that moment she acted in a very unhinged way or she wanted nothing to do with him. Her side of the love was based in being his obsessed fan for 10 years.

I've been meaning to watch this one since last year, but after watching 6 episodes I'm just not sure...It's hard to believe that Seon Jae would fall for a girl that acts like a complete lunatic around him almost 24/7. She's either acting insane or crying...this might be a new record for how many times I've seen the FL cry in so few episodes. Also, the parasocial nature of their relationship (on her side) makes me feel weird about them getting together...

Even halfway through a drama when you think it's a normal adult meeting they suddenly hit you with a flashback of how actually they had this one tiny run in as kids and now they can never forget that person lol. I'm in agreement that this could have just been a cute opposites attract office romance drama

Yeah he has like tripled down at this point, adamantly. It's not a I'm embarrassed so I'll pretend I don't remember white lie anymore, he's straight up gaslighting her. Seems unnecessary and makes me like him less