At twenty-nine, Li Junyan stands on the threshold of thirty, a “failure” by society’s standards.
Seven years after graduation, he has weathered one setback after another. Unemployed and living at home, with neither car nor house, he is trapped in endless confusion and emptiness, convinced that nothing in this world has any meaning.
Then, deep in the mountains, he finds an antique shop that only he can see, and obtains a sword-shaped key with black-and-white wings.
Whenever he falls asleep, he enters another world. He has been an emperor and a beggar on the brink of death, witnessed countless lives, and tasted every flavor of the human experience.
It turns out that what we spend our whole lives searching for is not worldly success, but a place in this world that we can call our own.
Real, touching, thoughtful, but you can continue to improve last night, come on