The Third Strange Dream

A young man returns from his dream, but loses his home. He wanted to escape the terrible reality. At this moment, the crane beside him proposed to take her to her hometown, the spiritual world. That boy's innocence eventually leads to responsibility - the responsibility of being the protagonist. This is God's script, in which the spiritual world loses peace and "falls into the pain of danger", and then feels that the homeland has become desolate and "has the courage to shoulder the heavy responsibility of revival." This is also a dream. He once experienced two strange dreams, one was a fantasy dream, and the other was an empty dream. And this is the third strange dream. It is profound, tragic, and realistic. Listen, the wind chimes are ringing...