Love Is Sweet Episode 27

半是蜜糖半是伤 ‧ Drama ‧ 2020

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Yuan Shuai was taken away by the headquarter supervisory department for investigation, causing an uproar. At the investigation meeting, Lin Taimo directly accused Yuan Shuai of accepting a bribe from Chenxin Technology Zhu Youyi. The evidence was the record of Yuan Shuai’s account not long ago. Yuan Shuai denied it, explaining that he and Zhu Youyi were friends, and they had exchanges. Not surprisingly. At this time, Zhu appeared again and accused Yuan Shuai of using Chenxin Technology's identity as the person in charge of the project to receive rebates. Recently, he had made progress and wanted the initial investment share of Chenxin Technology. He could not bear to report it to the MH headquarters. Fan Qichang tried his best for Yuan Shuai, saying that people should not be convicted on the basis of false accusations and a remittance record. (Source : Baidu)
  • Aired: October 19, 2020

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Jun 25, 2026

Agh. The writing just went into the toilet.

The writers have just leaned heavily into the stupid, most-annoying drama trope of, "Noble Idiocy" -- Yuan Shuai proceeds to take on all the burdens, lets himself get framed, pushes everyone away and declines to explain or share what he's doing. "Gives up on their love" for the "greater good". And for no F'ing good reason. This is a cheap, stereotypical plot gimmick that is among the most hated by fans (for good reason). It requires huge truckloads of plot-induced stupidity. The 'break up' with Jiang Jun is unbelievably stupid. It is obvious to us viewers that he's performing a scheme and it makes no sense that he had to keep her in the dark for what he's doing. There are lots of ways for him to have carried out this ruse while not hurting her. Doing it this way is just stupid and unnecessary and shows a lack of trust - right after he had just promised her he would not lie to her. And he's also breaking his promise to both her father and mother to not be the reason she cries. This is not the Yuan Shuai of the last 26 episodes. This is a plot-twisted version derived out of nowhere by the writers just to create some drama. Sigh ... having come this far, I'll gut it out until they bring the plot past this stupidity and hope they finish the series with a better arc. Just very disappointed in the writers right now.

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