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Captives of Love 

On "Planet T," an Elder is teaching a young girl that she has contracted a virus called "love." She must go to Earth to experience human love and understand its illusion before her soul can recover. The Elder also tells the woman that the first man she sees on Earth will be her lover. On Earth, at a solo concert by the famous singer Amy, an admirer, Qin Liang, is waiting outside the door, eager to see the idol. A beam of light lands on Amy's poster -- and the woman from Planet T appears as Amy. She goes home with Qin Liang, tells him her origin, and says she loves him and hopes to be his wife. Qin Liang regards her as crazy, but she's determined not to leave him.
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On "Planet T," an Elder is teaching a young girl that she has contracted a virus called "love." She must go to Earth to experience human love and understand its illusion before her soul can recover. The Elder also tells the woman that the first man she sees on Earth will be her lover. On Earth, at a solo concert by the famous singer Amy, an admirer, Qin Liang, is waiting outside the door, eager to see the idol. A beam of light lands on Amy's poster -- and the woman from Planet T appears as Amy. She goes home with Qin Liang, tells him her origin, and says she loves him and hopes to be his wife. Qin Liang regards her as crazy, but she's determined not to leave him.

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