
Lucid Dream Journal
清醒梦笔记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Mystery
- Subgenre
- Mystery & Supernatural
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
788Chapters
682Reads · 30 days
35.5kReads · all time
103Shelves
8.2Score
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If this book were made into a movie, it would be a huge production, with its switching between two worlds and the freedom and divine will of dreams. It's truly a rare masterpiece about dreams.
I enjoy reading books about programmers, but I don't know if this book is available. It features members of the "Eight Generals of Jie Ling" group. 🤭😏😏
Both the writing style and the plot are excellent. The good writing is reflected in the rich and vivid descriptions, the appropriate use of words, the ability to appeal to both refined and popular tastes, the fact that it is neither dry nor overly ornate, and the natural and comfortable writing style without excessive embellishment, which shows the author's extraordinary literary skills.
It's really good, quite realistic. I doubt the author actually experienced it firsthand. 😏
There are some minor issues that I can't quite figure out. We're at chapter 240 now, and it's because I'm so engrossed in the story that I've been thinking about it a lot these past few days. I personally found Huo Mei's story quite good overall, but the Black Umbrella—how did Huo Mei manage to control the Black Umbrella, and when did they meet?
One of the few well-written dream stories in the online literature world (probably)
This is a rare genre in online novels. I often encounter lucid dreams, and I frequently use the dream control techniques mentioned in the book, though I have experienced failures. The content of the book didn't feel as unfamiliar as when I first read it; sometimes, reading it felt like revisiting my own past.
A devoted reader of programmers, both the Hell series and Lucid Dream are excellent reads.
No way, this book is so good, why is nobody reading it? I can't stop reading it, I read it all last night and this morning. Please, please make this book popular! 😢😢
I spent several sleepless nights reading it. While the ending was a bit rushed, it's undeniably a good book. I don't know if it's my vivid imagination or the author's excellent writing, but I truly constructed a fictional world in my mind. And these past few days, I've felt a bit surreal. It's also sparked some reflection on dreams, though I want to explore them but can't quite manage it. Anyway, it's a good book.