Mysterious Nightmare

The author of "Run Out of My Life" transformed into a science fiction novel. To be honest, I was a little disappointed at the beginning, and the traces of imitating the new book were a bit heavy, but the more I went on, the more I felt it. I think this transformation was at least a success in terms of quality. It should be considered a dream flow. The protagonist, who is a high school scumbag, has been having nightmares recently. He dreams that he appears in the modern era where supernatural powers are prevalent, and becomes a laborer who sells his strength after leaving his hometown and coming to the United States. This is not all, there is also a dream within a dream - a world of gray fog, where you can gain power by killing monsters transformed by gray fog. Among them, the soul of Li Cunxiao, who died with hatred in the Doomsday Edition of Gaowu, is wandering in it. He learned martial arts and divine fighting techniques from Yihe Quan who fled to a foreign land, as well as Li Cunxiao's thirty-six-way hammer technique. He also met Mr. Lu, a revolutionary who was preparing to overthrow the Qing Dynasty and revitalize China, and was infected by his spirit and became a supporter. Who would have thought that the good times would not last long, as several extraordinary forces such as imperial assassins, African black wizards, paladins, demons, etc. Entered the scene one after another. Fortunately, the protagonist Shenda attracted the soul of Li Cunxiao and was able to solve the problem. But even so, in a great battle, many Chinese workers were killed and injured, the Boxer Fist was seriously injured, and all the top leaders of the revolutionary organization, including Mr. Lu, were wiped out. The protagonist was shocked by Mr. Lu's last words, and decided to become the strongest to suppress the extraordinary, "Give to God what is God's, and give to Caesar what is Caesar's!" He is currently leaving San Francisco and starting to travel around the world. Why I read this book: Although it was very similar to the book "Summoning the Nightmare" that I started to read, it got better and better as I wrote it, and it gradually gained its own flavor. It also inherits the advantages of the author's old books, such as the period from the beginning of the war to the death of Mr. Lu, which is very well written and very exciting. Why not read this book: The sense of déjà vu is strong at the beginning, and it is easy to be dissuaded; also, the existence of the real world currently feels of little significance, and it is not much different from the ordinary second-level dream flow of traveling through another world and encountering the gray fog dream. Generally speaking, it should be food and grass. I will change my assessment later depending on the situation.

Travel through the world in a dream, a dream within a dream, a world within a world.

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