The martyrs of the time-traveling army healed themselves while healing others.
In 2018, the author Lin Yi died suddenly and passed through the martyr's orphan army, living alone in Beijing. His rival student Su Nian was overprotected by his mother. He relied on his writing skills in his previous life to make a name for himself in the online literary world. He used data and words to help Su Nian and his classmates overcome family anxiety, and used his royalties to set up a fund for military martyrs' families.
Two lonely souls illuminate each other and grow separately.
From "observer" to "guide", he tries to settle his triple identities of traveler, hero and writer by healing others. Then after college, they grew up misaligned and alienated, testing their respective paths to redemption.
This is a youthful journey about identity and self-reconciliation.
Concept: This is not a fairy tale of "happily ever after", but a realistic picture of youth that "still shines with cracks". In this story, healing is not the end, but the starting point—the beginning of learning how to deal with imperfect selves, imperfect others, and the imperfect world with tenderness and tenacity.