Ever since he knew that the world he traveled to was Yaliluo-VI in Bengtie, and that he was still in Rivet Town, Muyu's heart finally died.
Just when he was thinking about how to make his departure more dignified, the system came to save him.
The task is very simple, just take a good nap.
After completing the task, you will be awarded lottery points.
Then what he has to do is very simple.
I fell asleep immediately!
Reader comments
In my personal opinion, this work did not meet my expectations. I was originally expecting to see a plot where the protagonist would win novel items through a lottery after going to bed, but starting from the part where Xier eats, there were a lot of descriptions that had nothing to do with the theme, occupying five chapters. I clicked into this work mainly to see what the protagonist gained after sleeping, rather than to see them fall in love. The title of the book also implies that the protagonist's sleep is the focus, but in fact, there are very few plots describing the protagonist's sleep, and the total is even less than one chapter. The author seems to have deviated from the theme of "sleeping", and the content related to Xi'er is also too lengthy. Things that can be said in one chapter are spread out in five chapters. I hope that the work can focus more on the theme and reduce unnecessary description.
In my personal opinion, this work did not meet my expectations. I was originally expecting to see a plot where the protagonist would win novel items through a lottery after going to bed, but starting from the part where Xier eats, there were a lot of descriptions that had nothing to do with the theme, occupying five chapters. I clicked into this work mainly to see what the protagonist gained after sleeping, rather than to see them fall in love. The title of the book also implies that the protagonist's sleep is the focus, but in fact, there are very few plots describing the protagonist's sleep, and the total is even less than one chapter. The author seems to have deviated from the theme of "sleeping", and the content related to Xi'er is also too lengthy. Things that can be said in one chapter are spread out in five chapters. I hope that the work can focus more on the theme and reduce unnecessary description.