Introduction

In the 19th century, during the industrial revolution in London, Louis. Carlo's "Alice in Wonderland" turned out to be a popular book in the United Kingdom, and it also made the protagonist, Alice Riddle became a household name. A few years later, Alice, who is now in her sweet sixteen, suffered from fame and pressure and was eager to get rid of her naive image portrayed in the book. However, her strict father and softie sister still regarded her as a child, so Alice was bewildered when she was stuck in the dilemma of choosing between maturity and childishness. In the meanwhile, in her wonderland, the Queen of Hearts is carrying out a series of "mechanical reforms" that resembles the industrial revolution, and the entire wonderland is eroding her realistic spirit. Alice, who returned to wonderland, decided to fight back and set off on a journey with old friends, namely the Hatter, March Hare, Dormouse. However, on the way to adventure in the White Kingdom, Wonderland Sea, Sleeping Forest, Red and White Battlefield, Alice learned about the news of the resurrection of the most evil monster, Jabberwock, in Wonderland! In real life, Alice's father was involved in the Irish independence movement and was arrested. The characters in the dream die one by one, and in the reality, she is also facing serious situations. In this cruel and psychedelic world, the troubled girl is maturing as the two worlds she has known so far are flipped upside-down.