Ever since he was little, Tang Bufan often saw things no one else could see.
Faceless people, people walking backward, a city where it always rained, and a clock tower forever stuck at 3:17 a.m.
Everyone told him:
They were just hallucinations.
More than twenty years passed, and Tang Bufan had long since grown used to living alongside those “hallucinations.”
Until one day, he entered that imagined world again.
This time, he discovered something that should not exist.
The clock tower had appeared in the real world.
Worse still, things that happened in the imagined world began appearing one by one in reality.
People who died in his dreams really died.
Streets that vanished in his dreams could no longer be found in real life.
And a fragment of unfamiliar memory he had once recorded turned out to be connected to an accident from twenty-eight years ago, one that had been completely erased from history.
Tang Bufan began to wonder:
Was there something wrong with his mind?
Or was there something wrong with the world itself?
As he ventured deeper into the world known as “fantasy,” he finally realized that the monsters he had seen since childhood were not hallucinations.
They had always been there.
It was only that, in the past, he could not see them.
And the truly terrifying thing was that when Tang Bufan finally saw them clearly
they saw him too.
From that moment on, he had to uncover the truth about the world before his mind collapsed.
Because he was gradually discovering that
what people called reality might be the greatest illusion of all.
Wow, this author writes so well! Must give 5 stars praise! 😘
The subject matter is novel, the protagonist's IQ is online, and it's good-looking