A girl feels lost after facing setbacks in singing. A conversation with a autie in the park rekindles her passion, leading her to perform on the streets. The value of dreams lies not in success but in making us stronger and more true to ourselves.
The story is presented in an animated format, combining Taiwanese folk legends and the reflections of social events, serving to promote local customs and beliefs while warning the audience. The core of the story revolves around "Chuang Mu" (the Bed Mother). It begins by narrating how the protagonist, Tim, becomes A-Liang's Bed Mother, and during his care for A-Liang, a series of events unfold as he befriends a ghost named Xiao Sang, who longs for companionship. Through the interactions among Tim and the three characters, the story illustrates the idea that "the inherent evil of humanity is often masked by false goodness," serving as a reminder to the audience to be cautious of wicked intentions while remaining vigilant against deception.
