Nowadays, the departure-initiation-return structure is widely adopted by various genres of mass entertainment and culture, including movies, plays, fictions, and video games, to satisfy their audience's unconscious desire for heroic adventures. Many authors use the three-step framework proposed by Joseph Campbell in their own creation. This article discusses how "Wood Job!" applies this approach to depict a young man's long journey to growth. Additionally, it describes the uniqueness of Shen-Qu Village where the protagonist adventured and transformed based on Mircea Eliade's analyses of profane space and sacred space. It states that it is the nature of paradise and the sacred time and space that distinguish Shen-Qu Village from metropolis.