She felt that every cell in her body might be a tiny universe. Every time she falls asleep and every time she dreams, it may not be that her brain is creating scenes out of thin air, but that her consciousness accidentally sinks into one of these vast microcosms in her body and sees the lives of the "residents" in that world.
Dreams may not be a theater of illusion.
It may be a window that allows her to glimpse inside herself, the tip of the iceberg of the majestic world made up of countless tiny lives. Every sleep is a strange interstellar journey, and the destination is the deep universe of your own body.
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The world view is huge
[Warning: Reading this book may cause you to wake up laughing late at night and doubt your own imagination!
Have you ever had that kind of dream that you feel confused when you wake up and want to write it down in a notebook? "Xiao Ruo's Lost in Dreams" is such a "dream stolen record"!
Imagine: you are being chased by a group of rainbow-colored trucks, hiding in a haunted house but bumping into an alien girl with a hole in her chest, and the weapon to save the world is actually an APP called "Hydrogen and Oxygen" - only to have an advertisement suddenly appear on the screen in the next second! 🤯
The author uses his unique imagination to sew bizarre dreams into a novel. After reading it, you will:
✅ I admire the subconscious mind for being more ridiculous than the screenwriter
✅ I suspect that there is a cell universe from a science fiction movie living in my body
✅Always remember that villain who was so handsome that his legs went weak but he loved to rip out people's hearts (literally)!
If you like the feeling of "Please seek medical attention if your brain is too big", or simply want to see how "people who don't dream can suffer", hurry up and read this sleepwalking book, which is more exciting than a roller coaster! 🚀(Friendly reminder: please fasten your imagination seat belt before reading!)
The world view is huge [Warning: Reading this book may cause you to wake up laughing late at night and doubt your own imagination! Have you ever had that kind of dream that you feel confused when you wake up and want to write it down in a notebook? "Xiao Ruo's Lost in Dreams" is such a "dream stolen record"! Imagine: you are being chased by a group of rainbow-colored trucks, hiding in a haunted house but bumping into an alien girl with a hole in her chest, and the weapon to save the world is actually an APP called "Hydrogen and Oxygen" - only to have an advertisement suddenly appear on the screen in the next second! 🤯 The author uses his unique imagination to sew bizarre dreams into a novel. After reading it, you will: ✅ I admire the subconscious mind for being more ridiculous than the screenwriter ✅ I suspect that there is a cell universe from a science fiction movie living in my body ✅Always remember that villain who was so handsome that his legs went weak but he loved to rip out people's hearts (literally)! If you like the feeling of "Please seek medical attention if your brain is too big", or simply want to see how "people who don't dream can suffer", hurry up and read this sleepwalking book, which is more exciting than a roller coaster! 🚀(Friendly reminder: please fasten your imagination seat belt before reading!)
Yes, the imagination is too big.