Lucid dream? Reality? Is it true or false? What exactly is a dream, and what is the boundary between dreams and reality.
Reader comments
If this book were made into a movie, it would definitely be a big production, with the switching between two worlds, the freedom and divine will of a dream. It's really a rare masterpiece that writes about dreams.
I like to read books about programmers. I don't know if this book is available. Members of Xie Ling and his eight generals [laughing][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
Both the writing and plot are very good.
Good writing style is reflected in the description of rich, full and picturesque content, appropriate wording, both elegant and popular, not dry and does not pursue gorgeous rhetoric, no excessive modifications can be seen, very natural and comfortable, and it can be seen that the author has extraordinary literary skills.
The good plot is reflected in the fact that the plot is exciting and novel, so I don't need to go into details.
All in all, I see that it is a very good work so far, and I hope it will continue in the future. I highly recommend it.
It's very interesting and very real. I doubt the author has experienced it himself [laughing]
One of the few wonderful dream stories written in the online literature world (probably
It is a rare subject in the world of online literature. I actually often come across lucid dreams in the book, and I often use the dream control mentioned in it, but there are times when dream control fails. The content written in the book did not feel as unfamiliar to me as when I first read it. Sometimes when I read this book, I felt as if I was looking at my own past.
There are some small questions that I can't figure out personally. There are currently 240 chapters. It's also because I got the upper hand, so I've been thinking about the stories in the book these days.
I personally feel that the story of Huo Mei is generally pretty good, but about Black Umbrella, how did Huo Mei hold onto Black Umbrella, and when did she meet Hei Umbrella? There is no explanation in these books, which is a bit confusing, because when it comes to the incident where Black Umbrella asked Liu Haiyang for those two pages of ancient books to practice, Hei Umbrella should be very talented and break through twice in a row. There has also been an incident at the academy, so I must have a lot of experience playing lucid dreaming.
In the final state of unconsciousness, what is that Buddha? Manifestation of collections of consciousness? It felt like it appeared out of nowhere and two, four, and six eye seals were taken away one after another.
In the half-pound chapter, what I didn't understand at first was the sudden relationship between Qian Sanchuan and Jiajia. In the beginning, Jiajia and Guoguo followed Liu Haiyang as his god-sisters. Jiajia didn't have any separate emotional plot with Qian Sanchuan. Their love was really too sudden.
Half a catty of meat, the top management of the Lucid Dream Group must have high abilities. After reading the story of Rou Banjin, I thought about it for a while. I personally think that Rou Banjin is fully capable of doing it on his own. Finding the key in Lao Zhou's dream and seeing the "god" he thought could be done by one person. He himself said in the conversation with Liu Haiyang that if the key is not given to him, he can find it even if he spends some time.
So half a catty of meat brought Liu Haiyang, Jiajia, and Qian Sanchuan into the dream, wasn't it just to fix Liu Haiyang? So what was the original reason, and what was the purpose of Liu Haiyang's surgery? The book said that Liu Haiyang was his inner demon, and even appeared in his sister's dream. I vaguely remember Rou Banjin saying: It doesn't matter if you become my inner demon, but you appear in my sister's dream to harm her, something similar. That's why Liu Haiyang is the only one who has half a catty of meat.
But didn't Liu Haiyang enter the dream of half a catty of meat for the first time when he was in Lao Zhou's dream? Now Liu Haiyang's dream of having half a catty of meat affects the half a catty of meat in the past? Isn't the purpose of this game with Rou Banjin logically wrong? The present has affected the past, and even changed Rou Banjin's current behavior. If this is the truth, what was the purpose of having Haiyang's bangs trimmed in the first place?
If the bangs from the past became the demon in Rou Banjin's dream, when did Rou Banjin come into contact with the Liu Haiyang from the past? The two had nothing to do with each other in the past and did not know each other.
How did Liu Haiyang fall into Rou Banjin's dream? Rou Banjin also knew that touching Liu Haiyang would allow him to dream, and Rou Banjin himself did not take the initiative to pull Liu Haiyang into the dream. It was impossible for him to expose his weakness to Liu Haiyang rationally.
In the end, Jiajia became a half-catty sister. She suddenly became able to use her magical powers. I don't know why. At first, she was sealed by half-a-catty, and her magical powers couldn't fly. Liu Haiyang's mirror also didn't work. At the critical moment, Jiajia was able to use it. It was very inexplicable.
It's a bit abrupt to want to pee out a dream. Did the author not consider the phenomenon of bedwetting? If you want to pee in reality, then you will want to pee in your dream. You should not endure it to the limit and end up subconsciously peeing in the dream, which will lead to peeing in reality. If this thing loosens its will, the whole peeing process will be unstoppable. Everyone has experienced the situation where the legs are pinched in a hurry.
There is another possibility that Liu Haiyang's will is beyond ordinary people's determination, insisting on peeing when he wakes up, not peeing in his dreams, and enduring the unimaginable bladder urgency. But will the real body cause incontinence due to the body's self-protection mechanism, in which case this method will be ineffective.
And will the feelings in the dream be divorced from reality? For example, if someone slaps you in the real world and you don't wake up from the slap, will it be reflected in the dream that you don't feel the slap [something] at all?
I don't know if the lucid dreaming group will have anything to say. I have just read the story of Half a Catty of Meat. Half a Catty of Meat is dead. As time goes by, the top management of the lucid dreaming group will find out that there are few people.
The above are all my personal opinions and minor questions. I am sending this out in the hope that some book friends can help me clarify my doubts or discuss it with you. I have really become a bit addicted to reading this book these days. I may have read some content that I have forgotten and I am wrong. I hope my book friends can tell me! Thanks to everyone who can read my boring book review! Thank you very much!
No, this book is so beautiful and no one has read it. I couldn't stop reading it. I read it last night and this morning. Please make this book popular [cry][cry]
Loyal readers of programmers, both the Hell series and Lucid Dreams are great to read.
It's quite beautiful. I don't know why there are so few people.
It took me several nights to read it. Although the ending is a bit messy, it is inevitably a good book. I don't know whether it's because my imagination is too strong or the author's writing is too good, but I really built a novel world in my mind. And I always feel like my mental state is magical these days. It also triggered me to think about dreams to a certain extent. Although I wanted to explore it, I couldn't. That's it. It's a good book.
This novel is really impeccable. It's pretty good so far, so why doesn't anyone watch it? Because I also think "dreams" are magical, and I feel the same way, although not so exaggerated. It's also very well written.
It's very suspenseful, and it's very attractive at the beginning. I hope it doesn't end badly. I highly recommend it.
I think it's quite interesting. I can keep reading. The programmer has read the Underworld series before. I'm an old bookworm. After seeing this, I am no longer reading.
For this book, I prefer to believe that it is the autobiography of the programmer himself. The method of lucid dreaming is correct. Some of the changes were made using writing techniques. Most of them are compared with reality. The reason for the rapid development in the book is Mengling, CALD Mengling. It is not convenient to post pictures on it. If you are interested, you can search for it. The solution to the bell is probably created by the author in reality. I have read it carefully several times. I am not as stunned as Xiaobei. If you are interested, go and search
Daben refueling code words
Daben, hurry up and set up a studio
The master's handiwork is both fantasy and reality. Liu Haiyang, you are not a bad little fairy.
Still very nice. At first, I felt that the writing was mediocre, and I read it casually as a novel seeking novels. But then I gradually became immersed in it, and felt the fun of it. I was reading it on a whim, and when it was ups and downs, it suddenly ended. Overall, it is not a very good work. It is only because it has been with me for several months and I have feelings for it, so I gave it a high score [laughing]
I have read all the other novels about Programmer, and I am currently listening to this one. I like this style of writing, especially suitable for sentimental people.
Quite exciting, novel subject matter, recommended
It's great, it's so rare to see a good book!
Strong story, worth watching
Beautiful, novel, quick to edit
Not bad, very good to taste
It's really good, keep up the good work
It's so exciting. It's so well written. I didn't dream at first, but then I learned the method and started dreaming every day.
It's really good. There are really few books of this type.
I like Benben's books so much, but the ending was too rushed. There are a lot of things in it that are unanswered.
Take a look at the first part, it's great, a bit like Zhou Dedong's works. I don't know why I got a low score
The writing is very good, the plot is fascinating, and the associations are rich. It is a good book worth reading.
Very good, not bad
If this book were made into a movie, it would definitely be a big production, with the switching between two worlds, the freedom and divine will of a dream. It's really a rare masterpiece that writes about dreams.
I like to read books about programmers. I don't know if this book is available. Members of Xie Ling and his eight generals [laughing][laughing evilly][laughing evilly]
Both the writing and plot are very good. Good writing style is reflected in the description of rich, full and picturesque content, appropriate wording, both elegant and popular, not dry and does not pursue gorgeous rhetoric, no excessive modifications can be seen, very natural and comfortable, and it can be seen that the author has extraordinary literary skills. The good plot is reflected in the fact that the plot is exciting and novel, so I don't need to go into details. All in all, I see that it is a very good work so far, and I hope it will continue in the future. I highly recommend it.
It's very interesting and very real. I doubt the author has experienced it himself [laughing]
One of the few wonderful dream stories written in the online literature world (probably
It is a rare subject in the world of online literature. I actually often come across lucid dreams in the book, and I often use the dream control mentioned in it, but there are times when dream control fails. The content written in the book did not feel as unfamiliar to me as when I first read it. Sometimes when I read this book, I felt as if I was looking at my own past.
There are some small questions that I can't figure out personally. There are currently 240 chapters. It's also because I got the upper hand, so I've been thinking about the stories in the book these days. I personally feel that the story of Huo Mei is generally pretty good, but about Black Umbrella, how did Huo Mei hold onto Black Umbrella, and when did she meet Hei Umbrella? There is no explanation in these books, which is a bit confusing, because when it comes to the incident where Black Umbrella asked Liu Haiyang for those two pages of ancient books to practice, Hei Umbrella should be very talented and break through twice in a row. There has also been an incident at the academy, so I must have a lot of experience playing lucid dreaming. In the final state of unconsciousness, what is that Buddha? Manifestation of collections of consciousness? It felt like it appeared out of nowhere and two, four, and six eye seals were taken away one after another. In the half-pound chapter, what I didn't understand at first was the sudden relationship between Qian Sanchuan and Jiajia. In the beginning, Jiajia and Guoguo followed Liu Haiyang as his god-sisters. Jiajia didn't have any separate emotional plot with Qian Sanchuan. Their love was really too sudden. Half a catty of meat, the top management of the Lucid Dream Group must have high abilities. After reading the story of Rou Banjin, I thought about it for a while. I personally think that Rou Banjin is fully capable of doing it on his own. Finding the key in Lao Zhou's dream and seeing the "god" he thought could be done by one person. He himself said in the conversation with Liu Haiyang that if the key is not given to him, he can find it even if he spends some time. So half a catty of meat brought Liu Haiyang, Jiajia, and Qian Sanchuan into the dream, wasn't it just to fix Liu Haiyang? So what was the original reason, and what was the purpose of Liu Haiyang's surgery? The book said that Liu Haiyang was his inner demon, and even appeared in his sister's dream. I vaguely remember Rou Banjin saying: It doesn't matter if you become my inner demon, but you appear in my sister's dream to harm her, something similar. That's why Liu Haiyang is the only one who has half a catty of meat. But didn't Liu Haiyang enter the dream of half a catty of meat for the first time when he was in Lao Zhou's dream? Now Liu Haiyang's dream of having half a catty of meat affects the half a catty of meat in the past? Isn't the purpose of this game with Rou Banjin logically wrong? The present has affected the past, and even changed Rou Banjin's current behavior. If this is the truth, what was the purpose of having Haiyang's bangs trimmed in the first place? If the bangs from the past became the demon in Rou Banjin's dream, when did Rou Banjin come into contact with the Liu Haiyang from the past? The two had nothing to do with each other in the past and did not know each other. How did Liu Haiyang fall into Rou Banjin's dream? Rou Banjin also knew that touching Liu Haiyang would allow him to dream, and Rou Banjin himself did not take the initiative to pull Liu Haiyang into the dream. It was impossible for him to expose his weakness to Liu Haiyang rationally. In the end, Jiajia became a half-catty sister. She suddenly became able to use her magical powers. I don't know why. At first, she was sealed by half-a-catty, and her magical powers couldn't fly. Liu Haiyang's mirror also didn't work. At the critical moment, Jiajia was able to use it. It was very inexplicable. It's a bit abrupt to want to pee out a dream. Did the author not consider the phenomenon of bedwetting? If you want to pee in reality, then you will want to pee in your dream. You should not endure it to the limit and end up subconsciously peeing in the dream, which will lead to peeing in reality. If this thing loosens its will, the whole peeing process will be unstoppable. Everyone has experienced the situation where the legs are pinched in a hurry. There is another possibility that Liu Haiyang's will is beyond ordinary people's determination, insisting on peeing when he wakes up, not peeing in his dreams, and enduring the unimaginable bladder urgency. But will the real body cause incontinence due to the body's self-protection mechanism, in which case this method will be ineffective. And will the feelings in the dream be divorced from reality? For example, if someone slaps you in the real world and you don't wake up from the slap, will it be reflected in the dream that you don't feel the slap [something] at all? I don't know if the lucid dreaming group will have anything to say. I have just read the story of Half a Catty of Meat. Half a Catty of Meat is dead. As time goes by, the top management of the lucid dreaming group will find out that there are few people. The above are all my personal opinions and minor questions. I am sending this out in the hope that some book friends can help me clarify my doubts or discuss it with you. I have really become a bit addicted to reading this book these days. I may have read some content that I have forgotten and I am wrong. I hope my book friends can tell me! Thanks to everyone who can read my boring book review! Thank you very much!
No, this book is so beautiful and no one has read it. I couldn't stop reading it. I read it last night and this morning. Please make this book popular [cry][cry]
Loyal readers of programmers, both the Hell series and Lucid Dreams are great to read.
It's quite beautiful. I don't know why there are so few people.
It took me several nights to read it. Although the ending is a bit messy, it is inevitably a good book. I don't know whether it's because my imagination is too strong or the author's writing is too good, but I really built a novel world in my mind. And I always feel like my mental state is magical these days. It also triggered me to think about dreams to a certain extent. Although I wanted to explore it, I couldn't. That's it. It's a good book.
This novel is really impeccable. It's pretty good so far, so why doesn't anyone watch it? Because I also think "dreams" are magical, and I feel the same way, although not so exaggerated. It's also very well written.
It's very suspenseful, and it's very attractive at the beginning. I hope it doesn't end badly. I highly recommend it.
I think it's quite interesting. I can keep reading. The programmer has read the Underworld series before. I'm an old bookworm. After seeing this, I am no longer reading.
For this book, I prefer to believe that it is the autobiography of the programmer himself. The method of lucid dreaming is correct. Some of the changes were made using writing techniques. Most of them are compared with reality. The reason for the rapid development in the book is Mengling, CALD Mengling. It is not convenient to post pictures on it. If you are interested, you can search for it. The solution to the bell is probably created by the author in reality. I have read it carefully several times. I am not as stunned as Xiaobei. If you are interested, go and search
Daben refueling code words Daben, hurry up and set up a studio
The master's handiwork is both fantasy and reality. Liu Haiyang, you are not a bad little fairy.
Still very nice. At first, I felt that the writing was mediocre, and I read it casually as a novel seeking novels. But then I gradually became immersed in it, and felt the fun of it. I was reading it on a whim, and when it was ups and downs, it suddenly ended. Overall, it is not a very good work. It is only because it has been with me for several months and I have feelings for it, so I gave it a high score [laughing]
I have read all the other novels about Programmer, and I am currently listening to this one. I like this style of writing, especially suitable for sentimental people.
Quite exciting, novel subject matter, recommended
It's great, it's so rare to see a good book!
Strong story, worth watching
Beautiful, novel, quick to edit
Not bad, very good to taste
It's really good, keep up the good work
It's so exciting. It's so well written. I didn't dream at first, but then I learned the method and started dreaming every day.
It's really good. There are really few books of this type.
I like Benben's books so much, but the ending was too rushed. There are a lot of things in it that are unanswered.
Take a look at the first part, it's great, a bit like Zhou Dedong's works. I don't know why I got a low score
The writing is very good, the plot is fascinating, and the associations are rich. It is a good book worth reading. Very good, not bad