The Dream Thief's Source Code

I can't really put it into words, but I feel like it's pretty well written, a bit mind-numbing, and I always feel like the author is onto something. Also, is Ah Qi the underworld? It feels quite similar... The world line should currently be divided into the surface world (real world) and the inner world (dream world). The real world in this book, that is, the table world, has seven urban districts. The class differentiation is very clear, equivalent to one class per urban district. It should be compared to three-dimensional space. It is currently known that the dream world is a four-dimensional space (connected by the power of technology) in the author's writing, with the exchange of memories and flashbacks. There are also indications of the existence of higher dimensional spaces. Emotional line: Hmm... After reading my review, I think you will know why I hmm... After reading it. Storyline: It feels like the author's hook has been buried. To be honest, I haven't understood it yet. I don't feel like Shuangwen. This book gave me a feeling of, well... I don't know how to explain it. Anyway, it's okay. However, I think it may be because the author is writing a book for the first time and needs polishing. However, I have a hunch that this book will most likely either become a niche and become ashes, or it will explode. I choose the second option. Come on

The content is very attractive