Dream Stealer, Ji Hanyang

Do people have to dream? Why do people dream? Is there anyone who has never had a dream in his life? No one knows about this issue, or there are still people who know it, but they just don't talk about it. Everyone's dreams are different, but they are all similar. Bizarre, strange, detached from reality, but derived from reality. Of course, these are just the dreams of most ordinary people. In some people's dreams, there are flowers thousands of meters in diameter blooming from the sea, statues reaching ten thousand feet high into the sky, a pillar supporting a house with an area of ​​hundreds of kilometers, millions of unknown headless monsters walking around, words that even the most famous historians in the world cannot understand, and a thin figure that is busy interspersed in countless dreams. You ask me where I heard all this nonsense. A doctor who runs a psychological clinic in an abandoned community wears a doctor's white coat and a pair of black suit pants. He said his name was Ji Hanyang. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.