Lin Fangzhou is an unsociable architect. He was able to create an architectural model that amazed everyone, but he couldn't fit in any group photo.
An email involved him and two other classmates - Su Xiaojin, who believed that "good looks are the reason for everything", and A Hao, who firmly believed that "data is the most reliable way to understand the world" - were involved in a world made of squares.
If they want to go home, they must light up the four creation beacons in the plains, jungles, snowfields, and oceans, awaken the sleeping hearts of the source world, and write the final poem leading to the end. Along the way, they pulled down trees with their bare hands, repaired the windmill that had not turned in the village for three years, set up a flying roller coaster among the ice peaks, taught dolphins to be translators, and turned the failed red stone machine into a sky full of fireworks.
Lin Fangzhou originally thought that creation was to prove that he was not redundant. Later he realized that the truly important work was not necessarily the tallest castle, nor the most perfect structure.
Sometimes, someone is willing to stick the first torch in the dark night with you.
Intention: Creation is not to fight against forgetfulness, but because "togetherness" is the work itself.