It Was Just a Dream, So Why Are You Taking It Seriously, Campus Belle?

It was fine until I saw the clones and couldn't stand it anymore. I said, "What's the point of letting two women meet? We don't have any feelings for each other, and we've only known each other for a short time!" You think they'll cause trouble? Seriously? Classic! I thought it would cause trouble, so I chose an even more complicated method to avoid it.

Everyone has their own opinion, but personally, I thought it was quite good. It was the first time I'd seen this genre, and it really impressed me. Of course, that's just my personal opinion, and what I think is good might not represent everyone's. However, there's one issue that really bothered me: the second female lead. If you're going to be a singer, just be a singer. Why did you have to act?

Let me share my thoughts. It feels like the book is set in two worlds. The protagonist can freely travel between them, and is absolutely invincible in the dream world. The events and characters in both worlds develop synchronously. I noticed that the female characters in the book are aware that they are in the dream world, and even the fake characters in the dream world are aware that they are…

To be honest, the protagonist of an invincible novel can't have too many desires, otherwise it's hard to write. This novel has some outstanding strengths: the writing style, the descriptions of the male and female leads, and most importantly, the characters really fit their personas.

Regarding the "clone" mentioned in the comments, let me clarify. It was just a brief chat while multitasking. I didn't think it was a problem when I wrote it, so I included it. I genuinely didn't expect it to be a problem; it was just my limited thinking. It's been changed now; there's no clone storyline anymore. If you have any suggestions, please let me know, and I can revise it if it's convenient.

I quite like this dream concept. From its initial vagueness to the final act of bringing 100,000 people into the dream together, the dream of becoming a god on earth is just around the corner. The dream returned to calm afterward; predicting the future and gossiping without involving others is boring. Romance is less interesting than dreaming.

The concept is interesting, but simply deleting that clone would solve the problem. There's no need; internet veterans have already tried it. Don't cross the line. It was still readable up to chapter 49; the idea was quite novel. I didn't read the rest, but judging from the comments, it seems the author had some issues with the plot.

It's quite novel; it's not one of those cliché stories where the female lead dies, the world resets, and the male lead saves her. So far, it's alright. Well, how should I put it? It was really good at the beginning, but now, with the male lead's current personality, it's a bit difficult to continue writing.

Come, author, repeat after me: I solemnly swear: From this day forward, I will never stop updating. I will not watch dramas, travel, or get sick. I will not play games or write filler articles. I will be strictly self-disciplined, cherish time like gold, be indomitable, strive hard, pursue excellence, forge brilliance, find joy in writing, be tempered into steel, and live up to my readers, my…

Will the protagonist's abilities upgrade later on, such as creating cultivation methods in dreams and practicing them in reality? People in dreams become like those in reality, just as they are in dreams. Dreams pull everyone in the world into a dream world, blurring the lines between dream and reality. The dream world then invades reality, becoming reality itself. The subject matter is good, but the protagonist's personality is hard to describe.