Million-Follower Detective
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In the autumn of 2022 a well-known influencer opens fire outside a police station and goes down under return fire from veteran detective Chen Chia-jen. In the days that follow, influencers and the people around them are killed one after another, and every thread leads back to Baba the Witch, a tarot influencer whose predictions of death keep coming true. Chen joins forces with Yu-tzu, an influencer with a million followers, to find out who is behind the prophecies. A Taiwanese Netflix crime thriller in eight episodes.
Neither stop charges admission, takes reservations, or closes for the night. The one constraint is the tide. Huwei Shihu, the stone weir known for its heart shape, sits on open shore behind the lookout post at Shalun Beach, and the New Taipei fisheries office notes that the full shape surfaces only at low tide, recommending a visit between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Look up the day's low water in a tide forecast before setting out. Lover's Bridge, at 199 Guanhai Road on Fisherman's Wharf, is open around the clock, so it absorbs whatever time falls either side of the tide. Both are walkable from Fisherman's Wharf station on the Danhai light rail Blue Highway line. Huwei Fort, similar in name, is a separate ticketed site and not a filming location.
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淡水情人橋 新北市淡水區觀海路199號
The bridge where Yu-tzu and his friends go live on camera and talk things through. The New Taipei film commission lists the show on its official Drama Map of filming locations. Spanning Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf, it is a cable-stayed footbridge about 196 meters long, and the city tourism bureau gives the address as 199 Guanhai Road, Tamsui District, open 24 hours with free entry. Fisherman's Wharf station on the Danhai light rail Blue Highway line leaves you at the foot of it.
滬尾石滬 心型石滬 新北市淡水區沙崙里
The stretch of shore where Yu-tzu and his friends sit and grumble about his late father. The film commission's Drama Map lists it as the show's second location. It is a stone tidal weir on open coast behind the lookout post at Shalun Beach, a short way on from Fisherman's Wharf, and the New Taipei fisheries office says the heart shape appears in full only at low tide, recommending a visit between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Once the water is in, the shape disappears, so time the trip to that day's low water. A viewing deck and a telescope-shaped sculpture by Lin Shun-lung stand above the shore, and there is no gate or fee. Huwei Fort, similar in name, is a separate ticketed site.