Time Projector: Childhood Adventures in the Universe

Do you still have the theme songs from childhood animations on your phone? Are there still unfinished puzzles and uncollected cards hidden in your drawer? We always think that childhood will always stop in that summer when the cicadas chirp, but on the way to being busy growing up, we have quietly lost the laughter of SpongeBob SquarePants, the evolution song of Digimon, the cry of Calabash Baby, and the self who believes in light, believes in heroes, and believes that everything is possible. On his 20th birthday, Lin Xingwan received an old DVD that traveled through time and space. She fell into the arms of the blue round head, walked into the melting pineapple house, and held Taiyi's lost courage badge. What she wants to save is not other people's childhood, but the child in the heart of each of us that has never really left. Childhood is not a passing time, but the courage and tenderness hidden in our hearts. As long as you remember, the light of the stars will never go out. Is there a book that can instantly take you back to your childhood squatting in front of the TV? "Time Projector: Childhood Adventures in the Universe" did it! This is a collective memory-killing book dedicated to those born in 2000, with 60+ classic animated fantasy linkages, from Doraemon, Pleasant Goat and Big Big Wolf, to Digimon, Armor Warrior, Chinese Boy... The animated characters engraved in the DNA are all gathered in the star dream dimension. Each chapter is a familiar childhood scene. The moment you open the book, it is as if you have pressed the time rewind button, full of the warmth of youth and innocence. The whole book takes "the confrontation between growth and forgetting" as its core and witnesses the protagonist Lin Xingwan's three transformations from an ignorant intruder to a childhood guardian and inheritor. There is no bloody plot or complicated love. It only talks about childhood, regret and reconciliation that each of us has experienced. It is not only an adventure across dimensions, but also a tender reunion with one's childhood self, telling everyone who has grown up: growing up is never about abandoning the past, but moving forward with the courage and tenderness of childhood. Those childhood memories hidden deep in our hearts never disappear, they are just waiting to be awakened. This book is written for everyone who misses their childhood. It will bring tears to your eyes after reading it. It will heal all the fatigue of growing up and regain the purest light and heat in your heart.