Connecting to You S1:E4

The First Line | Gain-Loss Effect: A Terrible First Impression

Chia-kai can see connections between everyone around him, yet he has never been connected to anyone himself. One day, while trying to help someone in need, he is mistaken for a pervert by the skeptical police officer Ta-wei, who promptly arrests and interrogates him.

The Second Line | Murphy's Law: Oh No, You Again...

Determined to uncover the meaning behind the mysterious silver thread connecting him to Ta-wei, Chia-kai secretly follows the police officer.

The Third Line | Illusion of Transparency: How Can I See Through You?

An accident occurs at Chia-kai’s residence, prompting Ta-wei to come and handle the situation. While there, he notices something unusual about the single father and his son living upstairs.

The Fifth Line | The Mere Exposure Effect: Familiarity Can Really Breed Affection

Chia-kai shows up for work at the police station wearing Ta-wei’s clothes, nearly exposing the secret that they are living together!

The Sixth Line | Misattribution of Arousal: Love Between Reality and Illusion in Crisis

Chia-kai gives Ta-wei a dining voucher for a popular restaurant, but a mix-up leads the two of them to unexpectedly share a “couples’ set meal.”

The Seventh Line | Self Deprecation: If the Ending Is Uncertain, Should We Even Start?

Chia-kai’s ability to see connections evolves, allowing him to uncover what people truly think. Even Da-wei’s secret nearly gets exposed!

The Eighth Line | Reaction Formation: His Prickly Attitude Isn't Intentional

A cold war emerges between Chia-kai and Da-wei over a minor misunderstanding. Da-wei discovers that he is the one and only person Chia-kai has ever been “connected” to.

The Ninth Line | Conditioning: Habits Are Hard to Break

After sobering up, Chia-kai has no memory of what happened the night before, leaving Da-wei even more awkward as the tension between them subtly heats up.

The Tenth Line | Self-fulfilling Prophecy: Things Happen as You Expect

Chia-kai suddenly loses his ability to see the connections between people. After moving out of Da-wei’s home, the two find themselves in yet another heated argument.

The Eleventh Line | Zeigarnik Effect: Why Do People Always Dwell on the Past?

Chia-kai finally learns why Da-wei has distanced himself from his family. The two also make an unexpected discovery.

The Twelfth Line | Rewrite Our Life Scripts: At Least We Learn to Lean on Each Other

On New Year’s Eve, Chia-kai follows the connection between them to find Da-wei, leading them back to the rooftop where they first met.