Twelve-year-old Jonha Pearly was an orphan who grew up in her cousin's family. During her gloomy childhood, she never felt the warmth of home and always felt that she was out of tune with this ordinary world. Until one drizzling afternoon, she found a kraft paper letter with silver patterns in the dusty mailbox at her cousin's house. There was no sender, but the unfamiliar emblem of Greensena Magic Academy was engraved on the sealing wax.
The handwriting on the letter is elegant and playful: "Hello, Pearly. Congratulations on passing the hidden screening of magic talent. Greensena Magic Academy has officially admitted you as a freshman. Welcome to join this weird family."
This letter from another world is like a key that opens up Pearly's dusty life. Holding the letter in her hand and carrying only the shabby cloth bag, she stepped into the magic door hidden behind the old oak tree. In Greensena College, floating candles, talking textbooks, crystal walls that can sense emotions, and all kinds of magic students completely subverted Pearly's understanding of the world.
But the magical world is not all beautiful. As an orphan, she has been repeatedly ostracized in the academy. The children of the ancient magic family regard her as a "wild kid", and some even question her admission qualifications. What makes Pearly even more uneasy is that the magical energy in her body always runs out of control, and the broken memories that occasionally surface contain clues related to the disappearance of her parents.
She gritted her teeth and worked hard to catch up in the magic class, breaking through her limits again and again in the power trials. From a freshman who couldn't even recite basic spells, she slowly grew into a magic apprentice who could stand alone. She made sincere friends, but also encountered backstabbing and conspiracy. On the way to the upgrade stream, Pearly not only had to unlock the secrets of her own magic, but also faced the hidden conspiracies in the magical world, as well as the cruel truth about her life experience.
This sudden fantasy journey eventually turned into a counterattack of self-salvation. Pearly carried the weight of fate on her young shoulders, and in the gap between magic and reality, she lived step by step into the light she once longed for.
Purpose: Using the magical counterattack of the orphan Pearly, it explains that the original situation cannot define life, and self-growth is the key to breaking the situation.