Ten-year-old Misu was sent to her grandmother's house in the countryside by her parents.
There was only a dusty grocery store and a fat orange cat that made everyone roll their eyes.
Until the wind chimes ring at midnight.
She pushed open the door and suddenly found that the shelves turned into glowing crystal grids.
It turns out that the midnight grocery store is a magic station connecting to the spiritual realm.
The "Everything's Dream Weaver Marshmallow Machine" in the backyard can make magic candies that cure everything. It's just that it doesn't eat white sugar, only "mood".
In order to help her grandma, the timid and introverted Misu was forced to take over as the "lantern holder" and hurriedly "boiled sweets" for the guests:
️The rain elf who has such low self-esteem that he loses his color and becomes transparent;
The cowardly monster who was so frightened that he lost his shadow;
️The sloth grandfather who didn't have time to send a letter to his grandson...
Misu puts her heart into the machine:
With a little bravery, the machine spit out "hot popping candies"; with a little nostalgia, it made "ocean blue memory candies" that make light rain; filled with tenderness, it pulled out "soft hug candies" with melted spikes.
Later Misu discovered that she had cured the lost little monster. And the little monsters also quietly pieced together her heart that she thought was abandoned.
Reading Guide
1. A warm and healing fairy tale, no CP, suitable for all ages.
2. Unit drama format, each story cures a kind of unhappiness.
3. Orange people (cats) are responsible for protecting shortcomings. They are disgusted on the surface and worried behind the scenes.
Purpose: All imperfections deserve to be treated with tenderness, and heal each other with love and courage.