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The above drama summary is a little misleading in that Ruan Man Jun doesn't get disbarred and doesn't go to prison. Maybe that's how it is in the book, but in the drama, she serves as a witness at a trial, and as a result of her testimony the defendant suffers a heart attack and ultimately dies. At the time, she testified based on what she knew, but later she realizes that the defendant was innocent and she was purposely misled by her ex-boyfriend who had framed the defendant. These key differences make the drama a little less Secret-like. :)

Yup. And not not only that, but she clearly needs more therapy/treatment than a band-aid solution. That was seriously one of the most frustrating arcs of the drama.

She posted an update/explanation on her feed.

Oh, yeah, no. Maybe you were thrown off because the above drama summary says she has a "dual personality"? But it's not that she has a dual (or bipolar) personality; rather, she's pretending to be two different people. The result of that is that it leads more hilarious, hijinks scenarios than melodramatic ones. AIL is cute, light, and fluffy. Give it a try! :)

She has reason to disguise herself while at school (but uses her real name). But other times she pretends to be someone else (using a fake name) but doesn’t wear a disguise.

Not just you. I also preferred her disguised look. :)

If you just read down the page, you'll have your answer.

If you just scroll through these message threads, you'll see where she's posted in many of these threads. Just click on her name and send a friend request.

NGL. It was pretty painful to sit through. But fortunately, as with most roadblocks that the OTP encounter in this drama, it’s solved pretty quickly. Then you’ll be back in happy land. ;)

Yup. So aggravating, right? But he was served a massive guilt trip from that older female friend of theirs. Plus the girl’s mom said they never blamed him for the death of their other daughter and pleaded with him to make sure they wouldn’t lose their remaining daughter too, which heaped on the guilt.

I think they mean that scene in Goblin (Korean drama) where Shin and Eun Tak are watching a movie and when zombies appear, he screams and sends his popcorn flying.

I see the engagement ceremony thing a lot in dramas, actually, so that wasn't something I batted an eye over. I think they like to use it especially in cases where the one member of the OTP is being promised to another. Going through the motions of a formal ceremony heightens the tension for the viewers because it's understood that once formally promised to another, that makes that couple that much harder to break up. On the other hand, it's not an actual wedding so breaking up the non-OTP is not impossible for that HEA. :P

For the most part, LXY's "threat" to the OTP was so laughable that I didn't give her much thought. Whenever she harassed QQ, it just felt like a fly buzzing about; something easily swatted. But the suicide attempt followed by the biggest guilt trip ever was a game changer and quite frustrating. Mostly, I was annoyed by all the suggestions the solution was for STF to cave. What kind of moronic logic was that? How about helping her by getting to the actual root of the problem? I was so glad when GNX and the other guy told off that older female friend of theirs who was such a bad influence on LXY.

There are 30 episodes -- If you're on ep 19, you'll have your revelation soon. Fortunately, they don't wait for the end for that to happen.

Just finished watching the remaining 6 episodes and awww, so cute (minus the moments where LXY really had my blood boiling). Some things don't really make sense and/or are patently unrealistic (like why is the kitten still a kitten by the end?) but if you look past the logistics, overall, AIL is a sweet and adorable story, with some cute acting to boot. I just love QQ and STF's facial expressions! I want to draw hearts around them - haha!

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The final episodes were released already... hours ago.

There is a TV version and DVD version. Both are the same, the episodes are just sliced up a little differently. The DVD version was always about 45 minutes long whereas the TV version would sometimes be slightly longer eps (like hour long eps) or shorter eps (like half hour eps), depending on the day. In terms of viewing though, each day, the TV version was always slightly ahead compared to where the story was in the DVD version. Now that the drama is complete, the DVD version has 46 episodes. The TV version has 47 episodes (with the 47th ep being split into two parts, the first one's about 45 minutes long and the second part is 11 minutes long).

The doctor tells NX that they have to do more diagnostic tests, but he also wants the family to be prepared for the possibility that it might be stomach cancer. At the end of the episode, GF goes to meet with the doctor to hear his results -- we'll have to wait until at least the next episode to hear them.

The novel hasn't been translated, I just knew that bit from a spoiler that someone had posted online from that book.