This novel is a collection of many real dream stories and is an adaptation. There is no male or female protagonist here. Each reader's first perspective is the protagonist of the book... This dream is like a sponge soaked in water, clenched full of clammy confusion - those familiar people and familiar words are distorted in an unfamiliar frame, like looking at life through frosted glass. The outline is still there, but "something is wrong" everywhere.
The human face tree hides the sacrificial reincarnation, and "I" and the old woman share the same face. During the trip to the Mist Ruins, when the red rope was wrapped around the wrist, dreams and reality began to overlap.
The water smells weird, there is dirt that cannot be filtered out, and there is endless rain. When Zhang Ma poured milk into the river, we were shocked - maybe we were drinking poison that they thought was troublesome?
Reader comments
The theme of the story is quite new and interesting. Almost every 2-3 chapters has a new story.
The writing is good, like prose, but a little scary
The theme of the story is quite new and interesting. Almost every 2-3 chapters has a new story.
The writing is good, like prose, but a little scary