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Thanks for this bit of info. The references to Jade Rabbit make soo much more sense now. :) It wasn't explained too well in the translated version I read either so this is great.

@Etnaa he's really very good. :) Attractive too in an oddly serious old-school way!

Agree! I think having Yu Tu take up screen time is really important because you get to see the growth in his character arc. We get a ringside view of his anxieties, his emotions and all the questions he has about whether or not to take this risk of opening up to JJ emotionally. It's been acted and shot beautifully. Really good acting range. I was very pleasantly surprised. Like @tiredmeddy says, our heroine, is already at the top of her game. She's comfortable in her own skin, secure in her accomplishments, and has emotional courage. This is his time to grow and become her emotional equal. I also think the way they've handled considerations of social status and how income inequality. For once we have a FL who earns significantly more than the ML. Who is celebrated and recognised in society. And it's really interesting for me to see how Yu Tu adjusts to this challenge which upends convention. I'm looking forward to Yu Tu's struggles particularly coming to grips with what he wants, what he thinks he should want, and what society wants from him.
I worry about adaptations but the novelist has scripted it beautifully.

Hi, does anyone know the English name of this novel? Has it been translated? I've tried to google it but no joy. :( Really into reading source materials of drama adaptations -- I just completed You Are My Glory 👌🏽 and Oath of Love 👌🏽.