It is refreshing when Asian production companies attempt something unconventional and succeed in delivering a story that feels original. While the opening episodes of this fantasy romance are delightful and feature a concept that catches you off guard in a positive way, the narrative begins to unravel as you progress, devolving into a mess of confusion and constant misunderstandings. Although the cinematography on the island is gorgeous and both couples provide a heart-fluttering sensation, the ending was a total letdown for me. Given how tangled the plot became, the series really required more care in how it wrapped everything up. The show runs 12 episodes, each around 35-40 minutes. After losing his job, He Xiang Yong returns to a small island near Taipei, where he faces a tense relationship with his father and the crushing sensation that the entire island is judging him. While with his best friend Li Wan Zhe, he wishes upon a shooting star to be unrecognized by everyone. To his surprise, the wish comes true the following morning; nobody knows him, and his own father, who runs a B&B, even mistakes him for an intruder and kicks him out. It is during this chaos that he notices Chen Hao Wei, his old school crush, working at the B&B. Because Li Wan Zhe also made a wish to the stars—wishing to feel unconditionally loved—he is the only one who still knows Xiang Yong's true identity. Wan Zhe manages to get Xiang Yong hired at the B&B by setting him up with a fake identity. Simultaneously, Wan Zhe's…