1999: a Literary Giant Begins as a Child Prodigy

Yan Weisheng traveled to a world with an extremely developed cultural atmosphere. Literary competitions here can lead directly to the Qing Dynasty, and an excellent writer is a country's diplomatic card. This is where the myth comes from. The fairy tales he composed are known as the last classics. The Anti-Japanese War script he wrote made the whole world remember "Nanjing, Nanjing!" He is a child prodigy, a genius, and the brightest star of the millennium. He is writing history, and he also wants to write himself into history. In 2007, when he had just come of age, he answered the phone: "I, a writer, will direct the Olympics?" Ten years later, there was no trace of him at the Nobel award ceremony. He smuggled himself into wartime Jerusalem: "Now, I am a manuscript writer."