Have you ever had a "dream come true"?
I am a person who often dreams come true.
On the morning of October 2, 1990, I woke up and remembered that the people in the village in my dream were dead. After checking, I found that the people in the dream were really gone!
On April 6, 1991, I dreamed of having dinner with a family in the village, and it turned out to be the case.
In the early morning of October 2, 1993, I dreamed that a white dog ate poisonous corn and died. Later, within 10 days, a white dog died at home...
After confirming my dreams many times, I discovered that there was something unusual about me, so that they later discovered it and taught me some methods. After deliberate training, as long as I calm down, I can predict certain things in the future.
Later they introduced me to some very special people. Taoist Chen, whose name is unknown to the lay people, is only known as Chen Changsheng. He can go without food for 14 days and only drinks water occasionally, not even too much water. He looks weak on the outside, but he can move objects through the air and send thunder with his palms!
Brother Zhang is from Northeast China and is our senior here. He can take pills out of a sealed glass bottle and read letters through envelopes. He also has some skills that he doesn't show off easily.
There is also a monk named Shi. He can break a tree with the palm of his hand. Even a tree as thick as the mouth of a bowl can be judged in two or three strokes. It is a bit exaggerated to say that his head is an iron head skill. He can knock a hole out of a wall... Nickname: Bronze Man.
Reader comments
It feels like Call of Duty x the zombie style of 80s Hong Kong movies
Regarding the part about the dossier, I feel that it takes up too much space. Although the title of the book says it is "Occult Dossier", it doesn't really surprise anyone. It's a very novel and refreshing feeling.
So I lowered my expectations for subsequent chapters.
The relationship between the characters in the book, Madman and Siying, has omitted 10,000 words, which should be what readers want to read.
Although the author should have some considerations about scale. But using "omit a word" to skip common parts feels like laziness.
The most important thing is.
There was no obvious change in the relationship between the two before and after omitting 10,000 words.
In short, there are many shortcomings. But for this kind of subject matter, in terms of subject matter review standards.
Feeling a little sensitive.
Writing about topics involving you feels like walking a tightrope.
Careful
It feels like Call of Duty x the zombie style of 80s Hong Kong movies Regarding the part about the dossier, I feel that it takes up too much space. Although the title of the book says it is "Occult Dossier", it doesn't really surprise anyone. It's a very novel and refreshing feeling. So I lowered my expectations for subsequent chapters. The relationship between the characters in the book, Madman and Siying, has omitted 10,000 words, which should be what readers want to read. Although the author should have some considerations about scale. But using "omit a word" to skip common parts feels like laziness. The most important thing is. There was no obvious change in the relationship between the two before and after omitting 10,000 words. In short, there are many shortcomings. But for this kind of subject matter, in terms of subject matter review standards. Feeling a little sensitive. Writing about topics involving you feels like walking a tightrope. Careful
What an eye-opener