Walking in the Bright Sky: Chai suffered a stroke and Pu was exposed for taking advantage?

In episode 17 that just aired, after receiving the bad news, Chai ignored Mr. Chieu's instructions and quickly went home to check on the situation. But now, the richest house in the village is empty, with no sign of Mr. Chieu.

It turned out that Mr. Chieu's business failed and he was in debt. Chai was also found by debt collectors who forced him to contact Mr. Chieu. Luckily, Chai was saved by Pu's family and brought home to tell them everything. But after hearing the family's story, the first thing Chai said was still about Pu, he was determined to meet Pu.

Seeing that, Mr. Xuon gave Chai the money he had kept for a long time, saying it was savings to pay off Mr. Chieu's debt. Now that Mr. Chieu had run away from his debt, he gave it to Chai, saying it was to pay him in advance and ask Chai to be a witness, but in reality it was to support him through these difficult times. Chai was moved when he heard that because Mr. Xuon trusted and cared for him so much.

On the other hand, Pu has almost settled down in Hanoi but she still hasn't gotten along with her roommates. The person Pu is most friendly with while living here is probably Mr. Vinh. She helps Mr. Vinh at his agricultural store and is very popular with customers.

At that moment, Thai appeared again, surprising Mr. Vinh. Following him was a girl chasing after him. Thai quickly ran into Quang's room. And Mr. Vinh helped Thai "skillfully chase" the girl away. It turned out that Thai was originally an international student and had escaped back to the country without telling his family.

In another development, Chai secretly went to see Mr. Chieu and felt worried when he was in a dangerous place. When he heard Chai talk about his plan to go to Hanoi to find Pu, Mr. Chai gave his son some money for protection, and told Chai to hide somewhere else and wait for news from him. But Chai refused and also gave him the money that Mr. Xuon sent. At this time, Mr. Chieu was moved to realize that in times of trouble, his long-time friend Mr. Xuon was always there to help.

Listening to Chai, Mr. Chieu felt happy because now his mischievous son knew how to take care of his father. Perhaps this family incident would be an opportunity for Chai to change and mature. However, the detail of Mr. Chieu raising his wine glass to his lips and smiling meaningfully towards his son made many viewers speculate that all these incidents were just a plan that Mr. Chieu thought of to train his precious son.

If this detail becomes true, the audience will feel reassured because Chai is a good guy, just immature and immature, so having another lesson will definitely help Chai become more mature.

Perhaps, after the family incident, Chai will change his mind and start a business. He is still determined on a new journey in Hanoi, both to earn money himself and to find Pu.

The series "Going in the Bright Sky" has been broadcast for 17 episodes but has received great attention from the audience, especially the young. The work is considered the most attractive prime time drama at the moment when the rating (view rate) always exceeds 4% - higher than all the dramas currently airing on VTV's prime time slot.

The natural and pure acting of young actors Long Vu (as Chai) and Thu Ha Ceri (as Pu) was also loved by the audience. On social networks, the two main characters of the film became a hot topic of discussion.

However, in recent days, while the "lovesick village boy" Chai has received a lot of love, the female lead Pu has received mixed reactions. The reason comes from Pu's attitude towards Chai.

After arriving in Hanoi, Chai kept calling Pu to ask for her address. Because Chai's purpose in going to Hanoi was to follow Pu, all he could think about was finding and meeting Pu. However, Chai was "rejected" and "ignored" by Pu. When she picked up the phone, before Chai could say anything, she announced: "I'm in Hanoi" and hung up with an unpleasant expression on her face. Pu's actions left Chai bewildered and unable to react.

Meanwhile, Mr. Chieu angrily locked Chai in his room, locked the door and prevented him from going out to see Pu. Unable to see Pu off to school, Chai screamed and demanded his father open the door.

When Pu was in the car to Hanoi, Chai called her but she refused and did not answer the phone. Feeling disappointed and being scolded by her father for being "ignorant" and taken advantage of, Chai felt hurt and tears kept falling. In previous episodes, the fact that Pu, the most educated girl in the village, did not thank Chai after being rescued was also considered "losing points".

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