Written, directed and produced by Yun Xiang, photographed by Herman Yau and edited by William Chang, Love Sucks exposes the real world of lust through six love stories adapted from real people. It is not afraid of losing control of love, but it is thrilling and exciting, covering all aspects of love: 1. On the eve of the wedding banquet, the handsome groom is lying on the bed of the handsome groom. 2. Under the same roof, in a harmonious family of three, there is an illicit love between a brother and a sister; 3. Will the naked young man like David in the pen of a fitness coach be drawn into his life? 4. The social dance instructor thinks that his girlfriend loves dogs more than himself, so he lets the lonely queen enter his world; 5. How can a rich girl with "role-playing paranoia" play the lover of a policewoman? 6. The Spider-Man who can climb a hundred-foot cliff cannot climb into his girlfriend's heart, and the ending is already determined. Love Sucks is based on an absurd and chaotic wedding, telling the story of intertwined and fruitless love. All the stories have a bad ending, which makes people shudder at the dark side of love. However, in Yunxiang's words: I didn't mean to be particularly sensational, all of these are from real people and real stories. The premature death of love does not mean that these loves are inferior, in fact, they are more worth telling. Love that no one sings about can also be touching.