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In the early days of the second industrial revolution, Alice, a seven-year-old girl from the slums, was sold to a manufacturing factory by her parents. She escaped several times, half of her cheeks were burned, and wandered many times on the criminal road of begging and theft. Later, with the help of her savage stepfather, she disguised her identity and sneaked into an aristocratic women's college in the suburbs of London. In order to survive, her hypocritical relatives, indifferent teachers, and friends who could not understand each other successively became her sacrifices along the way. However, on her 16th birthday, a copy of Lewis Carroll's "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" caught her attention. As the sun was setting, she fell into that afternoon of green trees, sunshine and reading. She dreamed of a white rabbit who did not dare to reveal her identity and fell in love with an introverted blond girl. The girl loved her sister who read fairy tale books to her, and Alice herself fell in love with the white rabbit...