Thousands of years ago, he was Marshal Tianpeng. He was demoted to the mortal world for molesting Chang'e while drunk, and was mistakenly reborn as a pig. However, when he was about to succeed in his journey to the west to obtain Buddhist scriptures, he was secretly murdered by a six-eared macaque, and his soul lingered for thousands of years.
Thousands of years later, urban youth Zhu Xiaobao committed suicide by jumping into a river due to emotional trauma. When he was about to die, he was possessed by the remnant soul of the canopy and was reborn. After waking up, "Zhu Xiaobao" faced the unfamiliar modern world. The mobile phone was a "talking demon mirror", the elevator was a "magic tool for traveling up and down", and the take-out fried chicken was a "fairy world delicacy" - he clumsily adapted amidst laughter and tears.
But the thousand-year obsession has never dissipated: Chang'e, I will come back.
When he learned that modern humans could land on the moon with the help of technology, the eyes of this desolate god lit up. No magic? Then use science! From delivering food to save money to attending night school to study physics, from forming the "Bajie Aerospace" to passing the rigorous selection of astronauts - Marshal Tianpeng, who once controlled the Tianhe River, now has to sit on a rocket as a mortal and go to the Moon Palace.
However, deep in the Moon Palace, Chang'e has long forgotten that past event; in the shadows, the six-eared macaque realizes that her old friend is not dead, and the millennium grudges are resurrected; and in Zhu Xiaobao's body, the original owner's memories and emotions are also quietly awakening...
This is a journey that spans thousands of years, and it is also a practice about "letting go". When myths shine into reality, obsession meets science, and the canopy becomes Zhu Xiaobao - can he land on the moon and meet the person he has never forgotten? And after seeing it, what next?
