"You don't want to remember, I want to forget..." Some people say... when people die, before they are reincarnated, they will definitely come to the "white book store". Every white book included in this store records everyone's living memory. Everyone has three opportunities to read their white book. After some people finish reading, they will automatically welcome the next life; some people just stay in the store without reading their book. The only employee who does not use his "unlimited reading" employee benefit... is the store clerk Yan Wu Xuan. He can always see through the personalities of all customers. Not only has he lost his memory, but he has never read his white book either . Every day he just does chores like cleaning, tidying up, making tea, etc. Until the day when Zhang Xiao Shu and Jian Shi Shuo step into the white book store... (Source: Chinese = white_book_tw Instagram || Translation = MyDramaList) Edit Translation
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Cast & Credits
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![Jake Hsu in White Book Taiwanese Drama (2022)]( "Jake Hsu in White Book Taiwanese Drama (2022)")
Jake HsuJian Shi ShuoMain Role -
![Shih Chih Tian in White Book Taiwanese Drama (2022)]( "Shih Chih Tian in White Book Taiwanese Drama (2022)")
Shih Chih TianYan Wu XuanMain Role -
![Wilson Hsu in White Book Taiwanese Drama (2022)]( "Wilson Hsu in White Book Taiwanese Drama (2022)")
Wilson HsuZhang Xiao ShuMain Role
Reviews
Intriguing but confusing
It would be a perfect pilot: they sorta presented the characters and the situation they find themselves in, and the confusion is added to mix.But... it seems this would be the one and only episode, so it kinda has the most open ending of the story, especially since we don't understand what truly happened and why they are all dead.
The acting is okay, but with 20 minutes the actors had barely warmed up. The girl was the only one I didn't know, so it was a nice surprise. I loved Jake Hsu in Trapped and I craved to see him here, but the length of the episode isn't helping. Same story for Shih Chih Tian; it's refreshing to see him in a different role from We Best Love, but I'd liked more than 20 minutes to appreciate it.
I'd like to see more... who knows if we'll get it
