Core idea:
Surface: Due to an identity crisis in adolescence, the girl Zhou Xuan indulges in the fantasy of "I am the reincarnated sister of Nezha", abandons her studies and social life, and finally returns to reality under the guidance of a wise elder.
Deeper: Explore how contemporary teenagers use fantasy as a psychological defense mechanism amid growing pressure, family expectations, and confusion about self-worth, and how they can achieve self-reconciliation and reconstruction through the Eastern wisdom of "knowing the truth and keeping things constant."
Reality mapping: presents possible thinking difficulties (12-21 years old) (not every child will occur), providing a gentle, non-pathological observation perspective for adolescents' psychological growth.
Intent: Adolescent Identity Crisis | Fantasy and Reality | Traditional Chinese Studies Wisdom Psychological Growth | Family Relationships | Peer Pressure Deconstruction of the Nezha Myth | Self-Redemption | Atypical Growth