Let's Go Nagatacho

After using enchanted makeup, a mother and daughter magically switch souls in this whimsical fantasy-comedy exploring their relationship.

Hou Ba Tian (Poh-Shiang Lee) feels like he is cursed: Shorter than most, he is also cowardly, and anything but a shining star in the workplace. What's more, everything good in his life appears to come with an eight-day time limit: Just eight days after finding a new job, he is fired by his disappointed boss. Just eight days after starting a new relationship, his girlfriend dumps him. No matter what he tries, he cannot seem to find long-term satisfaction or success. Meanwhile, Meng Po Er (Yi-Chan Liang) is also down on her luck. Although she is tall and good-looking, she has just been robbed. She is then thrown out of her house, and is eventually forced to take a job at a street food vendors' stall. Hou Ba Tian visits the stall to drink and eat, and saves her from what appears to be an altercation with a customer. The down-on-their-luck duo decides to join forces, and Hou Ba Tian agrees to allow Meng Po Er to live with him - if she agrees to do all the housework. Could their fortunes change for the better? Will Hou Ba Tian break his eight-day curse? And could love blossom for this odd couple?

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