Across the Ocean to See You Episode 22

漂洋过海来看你 ‧ Drama ‧ 2017

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Su Mang comes up with a new method to prevent rumors. Guo Guo shows up to the office and causes a destructive scene. (Source: Amazon)
  • Aired: April 12, 2017

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A very eventful episode. First off, Su Mang's…

A very eventful episode. First off, Su Mang's pregnancy becomes publicly known and rumors that it is Zheng Chu's are flying. He wants to transfer to another team to create separation to protect her from rumors but she insists on facing things straight on so won't let him. This all seems fine ... until the two Tang siblings just mess things up so awful. First, Tang Guo Guo barges into Su Mang's office and starts a terrible argument with her and refuses to leave. Zheng Chu shows up and tries to escort her out but she gets crazy physical and pushes a weekened Su Mang down to the floor - which angers Chu so much he actually slaps TGG!! This is something that is probably years overdue but unfortunately will have repercussions. Su Mang feels like she needs to avoid Chu to protect HIM now and tries to go to the hospital without him but Chu is persistent and follows her there and is there for her to see the first ultrasound images of the baby. This is all super sweet again ... until he has to go meet with Dr. Idiot, Tang Ming, who is furious that Chu slapped TGG. Chu lets Ming beat him up. This scene just adds one more reason to dislike Tang Ming who just continues to be an absolutely stupid, idiotic a**hole. Earlier in the episode he did pretty much the lamest 'apology' to Yan Xiaoqiu and now he does this. He doesn't take into consideration that maybe there were _reasons_ why his sister got slapped. He just throws punches. He's a horrible, stupid blockhead about so many things, how can the show writers expect us to like him? Yan Xiaoqiu deserves a better man than this jerk.

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