Dreams Across a Hundred Crossings

With the soul of this life, I guide the affairs of those who passed before; with the hopes of the next life, I fulfill their wishes.

On the River of a Hundred Crossings, the ferrymen of a hundred trials endure endless hardship. In one boat are three: Meng Zai, a ferryman who bears the solitude of the years; dream spirit Henry, a fox or dog whose form changes beyond its control; and Fu Jiuhua, a mender whose personality shifts with every role she assumes.

The three travel together, carried by dreams and guided by souls, ferrying people between the two shores and sharing the suffering of those who cross. As the river of time flows on, they ease the troubles of those who arrive and comfort restless souls unable to sleep.

I searched for him in dreams a thousand times. When I awoke, the illusion vanished, yet there he was, in the turn of a gaze.

Come, let us meet again and again, embarking on journeys through illusory dreamscapes in lives of different identities and backgrounds.

...Some dreams linger in the heart, impossible to forget.

The one you have been searching for all along... has always been by your side.

The world cannot hold on to beauty forever: rosy cheeks leave the mirror, and flowers fall from the trees.

When he meets her, they trade sharp words; when she meets him, she finds poetry and distant horizons. More wonders await in dreams.