The little boy Diane is in the fourth grade of elementary school. He is obedient and good at studying. He doesn't want to disappoint his mother. The increasing expectations of his parents and the increasing amount of homework at school made him stressed and distressed, but he could only choose to accept it. Until one day, he had a dream and everything started to change.
At ten o'clock in the evening, after Diane fell into a deep sleep, a kitten named Momo took him into Dreamland, a picturesque dreamland without worries. Momo's original intention was to let Diane relax in Dreamland to end a tiring day. Unfortunately, the first time Diane arrived, Dreamland was destroyed by the Separatists, and what awaited Dreamland would be desolation and darkness. At a critical juncture, the guardians of Dreamland disappeared mysteriously and became blind again, while the Separatists' destructive plan continued. Some creatures choose to leave. How will Diane and her friends save Dreamland at this time? How does Dream Paradise enlighten him about his troubles in reality? When Diane becomes the great hero he once imagined, how does he view all this?
Concept: Every young man will have his own dream paradise.