After watching the drama "Unshakable Faith," you will discover that the female supporting character, Bai Hui, always has a penchant for openly conveying secrets to spies. Interestingly, she appears innocent and unknowingly transmits crucial information to the spies. Some viewers even speculate in the barrage that Bai Hui must be a spy herself, deliberately providing information to them.

However, in the end, the identity of the person behind the pseudonym remains elusive. Fortunately, Bai Hui's father is not a spy; otherwise, the disclosure of such vital information would have alerted the enemy. Ji Dan Yang's laboratory requires titanium, a metal found in significant amounts within garnets. Ji Dan Yang learns from Bai Hui that her garnet bracelet was made from the ore her father collected from Dongshan Rhinoceros Horn.

Upon hearing about the presence of garnets in Dongshan, Ji Dan Yang arranges for Bai Hui to go there with him to collect the mineral during the weekend. This revelation makes Bai Hui the prime suspect. While the police investigate the matter, Bai Hui intentionally conceals the encounter with an acquaintance on the way to Dongshan, but she reveals that her father is also in the area.

Due to the incident involving Ji Dan Yang's setup, Bai Hui, Pang Hong Mei, and Ding Jie, who accompanied Ji Dan Yang to Dongshan, are all suspended from their duties. The crucial point is that Bai Hui remains unaware that she transmitted the information herself by disclosing Ji Dan Yang's whereabouts to Lai Changqing.

She also informs Secretary Lu that she has a clear conscience. Adding to the confusion, during their first visit to Dongshan, Bai Hui and Ji Dan Yang did not discover any garnet ores, but they found many during their second visit. This puzzling turn of events leaves viewers perplexed. Why did they find nothing the first time when they went with Pang Hong Mei, but on the second visit, they suddenly find garnets beneath the cliff? Is this a deliberate plot twist?

This spy drama has numerous loopholes, making it less intellectually engaging. The barrage comments focus less on the plot and more on the two spies, Xue Lang and Bi Hu, which viewers find intriguing. Who is Bi Hu? Could it be the Uncle Lai mentioned by Bai Hui? And who is Xue Lang? Is it Ge Yun or the librarian at the library? Is Bai Ming Han a spy, or is he an undercover member of our party within the enemy's ranks? Even after watching so many episodes, we still cannot find definitive answers.

However, the absurd plot and the peculiar characterization of the female supporting role make viewers seriously consider abandoning the drama.