A Guardian for Childhood Growth

Childhood is like a field of stars, with countless stars streaking across the sky, encompassing everything. The constellations are so brilliant, yet so far away. They stretch on endlessly, ever renewed, strong and resilient. Within this starry expanse, you will experience the ordinary joys and sorrows of being human. You will discover the world's happiness and grief, its partings and reunions, and yet find it all blurred between truth and illusion. When a shooting star streaks across the sky, you feel that moment is utterly real, only to plunge suddenly into the depths, where a descent into madness takes hold! This is a heartwarming yet tenacious coming-of-age fable.

My name is Wu Lei: Wu as in the character made of the radicals for mouth and sky, and Lei as in being upright and aboveboard. Amid countless tangled feelings, I settle old scores and resolve disputes, crossing shadowed forests beneath the moon and braving dragon's pools and tiger's dens. The stars are ever changing; I tread through mist-shrouded mountains and rivers, charging ahead with wild abandon. Let the distant clamor fade away: never look down on a young man just because he is poor!