Credited cast: | |||
Ivy Yi-Han Chen | ... | Sung Yuan-Yuan | |
Jasper Liu | ... | Chang Che-Kai | |
Bryan Shu-Hao Chang | ... | Yang Yu-Hsien | |
Annie Chen | ... | Cindy | |
Bruce Hung | ... | A-Pang (as Bruce) | |
Emma Wu | ... | Bonnie (as GEmma Wu) | |
Da-Ching | ... | Chi (as Yugi Dagi) | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
Blaire Chang | ... | Amanda (as Yun-Xi Chang) | |
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Niki Chen | ... | Kitty Bomb Dancer |
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Hsing-i Chiu | ... | Dental assistant |
Chia-Wei Chu | ... | Dental assistant | |
Heaven Hai | ... | Maggie | |
Yan-xi Hou | ... | Producer | |
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Ya-Hsin Hsu | ... | Mei |
Alice Tsai-yi Huang | ... | Chang Che-Kai's Mother |
Cream, a bright personality with a dark streak somehow manages to make a connection with the secretive K. As high school classmates, they share their loneliness, get close quickly, and fill the emptiness in each other. Cream moves into K's place and they depend on each other like a family or lovers. Years go by, and K works for a record company and Cream becomes a lyricist, but they still live together, neither a couple nor friends. Diagnosed with leukemia, K is hesitant to reveal his illness because he does not want to hurt Cream by leaving her alone. Not knowing any of this, Cream starts dating another man, eventually accepting his marriage proposal.
The Korean original of 2009 looks more appealing to me, I don't know if it's some kind of bias or anything, but I really liked that one. This one looks kind of artificial to me.