My True Body Self-Destructs, While My Soul Splits Conquer Heaven Through Dreams

[Imaginative Cultivation Fantasy + One Heroine + Dark Comedy + Bizarre + Glorious] Meng Ke, a Chinese high school student, dies after staying up all night cramming for exams and is delighted to transmigrate to a fantasy world. Then he discovers he’s merely a “leftover fragment” from some powerful expert’s self-destruction, and a damaged, discount-model one at that! Worse still, “soul fragments” like him are everywhere. Some are happily cultivating, while others are being hunted by their enemies in the streets. And the condition for “ascending to immortality” is apparently... Collect every soul fragment and combine them into Calabash Little King Kong (not really)! (So after all that, I still have to put myself back together…) The other soul fragments are either “mechanism freaks” or “stat freaks,” forming factions and slaughtering people like lunatics. And Meng Ke... “He can only dream”! That’s right, he can level up just by lying flat, and even work things out in his sleep. He’s the ultimate slacker of the cultivation world. But here’s the problem: the other soul fragments don’t want him to live long enough to retire! To avoid being swallowed up as a “soul shard,” this lazy fish is forced to get moving. In the cultivation world, where you either kill or get killed, you have to be ruthless or die. There are no villains, only conflicting interests; no justice, only survival. So here’s the question: can dreaming really let him out-grind all those cheaters? (That’s the end of the blurb, but Meng Ke’s insomnia is just beginning…)