The LaLa Love Dream

In the Youth Society of LUCKY SHAMROCK band, S.H.E believes that as long as there is love, any seemingly impossible dream shall be realized for a good ending. As she fights for equality and freedom, she supports the LGBT community with her voice so that Taiwan can become the first country in Asia to legalize same-sex marriage. Shi-Heng, a brave maverick girl, shines like an eternal flame in Greek Mythology, to see through the journey of the legalization of same-sex marriage.

Once there was a lesbian couple born into this world in Taiwan, a girl, Shi-Heng, grows up in a low-income upbringing, and then pursues her dream of becoming an actor, comes across another beautiful girl, Fang-Jun, from a well-off background. For the chance of starring in the play of school drama club, she braves to play the male leading role to attract the female audience. When rehearsing for the Shakespeare comedy, All's Well That Ends Well, where love is regardless of gender, she suffers from the vicious homo-phobic rumor from admirer-turned-assailant boys from neighboring boys' school, which leads to school discrimination. Shi-Heng and Fang-Jun are broken up by teachers and parents into a long-distance relationship across Taiwan and Japan.

As Shi-Heng joins LUCKY SHAMROCK band and sings a hit love song, Rainbow, she roars at highlighting while voicing against, the inequality of the construct of traditional marriage, in support of their fans' advocacy of same-sex marriage equality, even in the face of sacrificing their celebrity image, or even losing their place on the stage. As the Taiwan all girls' idol group seeks to turn around their unfortunate lives, in support of free love and the courage to pursue their soulmates. Her courage changes the history of same-sex marriage equality while allowing their loving dream to come true.