McDull isn't the sharpest kid around, yet he persistently strives to do his best and make his mother happy. Even though it appears he may not be destined for the great achievements his mother hopes for, McDull never quits. The narrative centers on several stories regarding McDull and his childhood. These are presented as a reflective account by McDull, now an adult. The tales blend imaginative Cantonese expressions with abundant local Hong Kong culture. From stories about a turkey dinner to dreams of emulating Lee Lai-shan, McDull navigates life's ups and downs alongside his demanding yet devoted mother.