In the drama series 'Fantastic Doctors,' Chen Hui witnesses the passing of Fan Qiqi, and upon returning, he undergoes a remarkable transformation. He becomes excessively polite to everyone, even resorting to telling lies. However, the scriptwriter of the show apparently believes that this change is not enough. Shockingly, Chen Hui is sent to Fan Qiqi's hometown to find her and spends several days playing and dining with her. In the end, Fan Qiqi breathes her last breath in Chen Hui's embrace.

This is truly excessive, isn't it? Do they really want Chen Hui to mature? Fine. Do they want to intensify the sadness in this storyline? Okay. Do they want to elicit tears from the audience? That's also acceptable. But must they employ the death of a young girl as a tool? Everyone knows that Fan Qiqi's departure is inevitable, but no one wants to witness it, especially not Chen Hui. Death doesn't need to be portrayed so vividly.

Wasn't it said earlier that Fan Qiqi could live for another six months? If not six months, at least three months, right? It's only been a few days, and yet she's gone.

It's not just Fan Qiqi who perished; the pure-hearted Chen Hui vanished along with her. Is it really necessary to force someone like Chen Hui to grow up? Isn't it better for him to live in his own little world?