The movie follows our closed-off lead, Kuo Chin Chin, to recount how she becomes who she is - serious at work, distant from coworkers, and tense with her parents. She comes back into contact with a family member, Nan Zi Yang, who seems to be the complete opposite of her - light-hearted, loved by those around him, but struggling with work.

This is a movie about how our relationships with family and friends shape us growing us, even after we cut off certain ties. It is not too serious of a drama, but a bit more slice-of-lice than rom-com.

The actors all did great in the film. Chris Wu is charismatic as always. Cammy Chiang, Chang Yao Jen, and 9m88 (her acting debut) were all convincing supportive actors. This was also the acting debut for singer Eve Ai, and though her character felt a little too expressionless at times, it was hard to tell whether it was the script/direction or the acting.

Overall, good music and acting, decent storyline, but not too much of a hook to rewatch. It is a solid watch if you enjoy Taiwanese movies/dramas and already have a Netflix subscription. Wrote this review mainly because I thought it was much better than how other reviewers put it.