[Infinite flow, no rebirth, no invincibility, no System, no golden finger, no cultivation]
“Nightmare” refers to a dark purple nerve found in the brains of a very small number of people. The cultivation world calls it a “spiritual root,” while Buddhists call it a “wisdom root.” Though the names differ, they refer to the same thing. They also share one trait: only a few people possess one, and those who do usually have unusual abilities. In the cultivation world, having a spiritual root means you qualify to enter a sect to study and train, with a chance of attaining the Dao, becoming an emperor, and ascending to heaven in broad daylight. To Buddhists, having a wisdom root means being close to the teachings of the Buddha, with the possibility of attaining Buddhahood right where you are.
But here, in a place known as Dream Village, those who possess and awaken their “Nightmare” are nothing more than a bunch of unlucky souls, like gladiators in an ancient Roman arena, fighting with all their might just to survive.
Awesome! A very novel infinite flow story. Although the grand world-building is reminiscent of Infinite Terror, the content completely transcends its framework! The action sequences are very vivid and lifelike. Just finished watching the first arc, looking forward to the next one!