Do You Still Remember the Dream After Waking Up?

Lin Xuanhui's recent nights have become more and more Chinese-oriented. He always wakes up from vague dreams of different time and space. In the dream, he is not himself, but an ancient figure. At first he didn't take it seriously, until he dreamed that he was walking on the river bank under the moonlight with a poet with an eccentric personality and a loud laugh. He accidentally made a seemingly casual suggestion, and actually saw two strange versions of the same poem during a lecture on unearthed documents given by a university professor! As dreams from more eras appeared one after another, he began to shuttle between the ancients and the present, witnessing scholars discussing Taoism, literati expressing their feelings, and the game between kings and ministers. He gradually understood that the dreams he had had were not just nothingness; they had changed the recorded life imprints and quietly reshaped his current world. In the dislocation between the memories left by the ancients and the real world, Xuan Hui must find the life path that once intersected with him, and at the same time defend his increasingly blurred identity - in the torrent of time, he is not here to rewrite, but to be understood.