Story of Taipei

Limitless lies, betrayals and temptations revealed by an accidental car crash. A huge storm is about to happen in Taipei and we're all inside it!

Cast

Yin-nan Su

as Ke Xi En

Yi-an Chen

as Sun Ying

Mina Lee

as Guo Xin Chun

Oscar Chiu

as Tony

Chang Che-Hao

as Lin Xiao Qing

Pei-Ling Fu

as Lin Qiu Hong

Sheng-Yang Fang

as Guo Zai Xing

Lu-Chi Kang

as The Contractor

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