A thirteen-year-old boy from Changsha City, Hunan Province ran away from home, leaving his parents a farewell letter in which he called himself a 139-year-old prince from another planet, CCTV News tells.
Last Sunday, Lei Zhihong wrote to his parents a letter in which he proclaimed himself the Prince of Star and Night from the planet Bisuomu, located 600 billion light years from Earth.
He stated that the spouses' real son died in kindergarten, and he decided to take on the appearance of a deceased child after his spacecraft made an emergency landing on Earth.
Zhihong further writes that it is time for him to return to his home planet, as something bad has happened in his royal family, and the subjects are waiting for him to arrive and free them.
“I am not a child, and it seems to me that you earthlings are too wordy. But still, thanks for your concern, Mom and Dad. I arrived on Earth with no idea what food and clothing looks like."
As befits a farewell letter, in conclusion, Zhihong asked his parents not to look for him and not tell anyone about his true origins. In addition, at the end, he left a series of incomprehensible signs.
After finishing the letter, Zhihong left home with a black backpack and about 100 yuan ($ 16) in his pocket.
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The parents immediately reported to the police, who immediately began looking for the teenager. However, until now nothing is known about him. The boy's parents cannot exactly name the reason for the act, but they assume that this could have happened due to the fact that the other day they took away his iPad, forbidding him to play games at home.
The letter, according to the teen's mother, may be related to a science fiction novel recently bought to her son.
Zhihong's flamboyant farewell letter quickly spread across the web, delighting Chinese users. Some even began to call themselves the inhabitants of the planet Bisuomu. At the same time, everyone, of course, wishes the boy a speedy return to the family.