In the near future, Taiwan has been occupied and became the province of an evil empire. Chased by the Regime, Yu escapes prison and meets Lien, a girl that will help her fleeing the country. However, their encounter will puzzle their plans and change their fate.

A high-school girl resents her family’s traditional Taiwanese funeral business, but gains the attention of the whole school after using her knowledge of traditional funerals to help a popular but secretly suicidal classmate perform a “living funeral”. She begins providing living funeral therapy to other schoolmates, helping them with their personal problems such as depression, pressure from schoolwork, and bullying. However, in a dramatic turn, her therapy services quickly start to affect her family, social, and romantic relationships.

Chien Yu and Chih Pang are best friends, but they face challenges when Chih Pang unexpectedly vanishes on his 16th birthday. Upon Chih Pang’s return, Chien Yu discovers he’s the only one who can see him. Amid these unusual circumstances, the two seize the opportunity to reveal the secrets they’ve been keeping in their hearts, embarking on a journey of self-discovery.

In 1987, as martial law ends in Taiwan, Jia-han and Birdy fall in love amid family pressure, homophobia and social stigma.