An island dating show watched by the entire internet welcomes eight seemingly ordinary civilians.
Every one of them is hiding their identity, and every one of them is secretly a big shot.
From the start, they make blind selections based on silhouettes behind gauzy curtains, judging only posture and outline, not faces. Pairs who choose each other get to ride straight to the dock in private cars. Guests who fail to match must compete in that evening's group games for the chance to travel by coach, bus, or bicycle.
Some feign gentleness to win favor, some keep their distance with cool reserve, hiding their wariness, while one is so innocent and naive that they end up with no votes, an awkward outcast.
They thought this was just a tender, youthful dating show. Little did they know that, as everyone's layers of secret identities are gradually revealed, heart-fluttering moments, calculations, testing, and push-and-pull would take turns unfolding. As each person's cards are laid on the table, this island getaway erupts into a frenzied emotional battle.
