——An accountant is caught in the cracks of reality, keeping accounts for nightmares.
Wang Hong is an accountant in a small manufacturing factory. Her office is an independent container.
During the day, she checked the real accounts; at night, she checked the discrepancies in the dreams.
When the sleepiness of lunch breaks hits, the door of the container may lead to the boundless Moonlight Ogi Sea.
When the delivery lady delivers the wedding candy, the red candy wrapper may be shiny at 1:15 in the morning.
Familiar blue work uniforms paraded forward in a dream, and the janitor's tricycle drove to an unreachable corner.
And every time she was on the verge of being swallowed, there was always a cat that pulled her back to the early morning when "it was time to go to work."
This is not just a dream record.
This is a precise reconciliation between an ordinary person and his subconscious mind in the gaps day after day.
She wrote down every detail of the breakdown of logic with the calm writing style of an accountant:
The wrong height of the moon, the two-dimensional electric car, the grass that should not exist, and the men in blue who are always shipping but never loading the car.
In the dream, she was the only escapee.
After waking up, she is a faithful record-keeper.
This book contains Wang Hong's most clear and coherent dream files to date.
They are based on reality and annotated with horror, building a shaky bridge that belongs only to her between clocking in to work and the weird nightmare.
When you open this book, you will not enter a fantasy world.
It's an unrealistic error checking report from a sober person——
Here, every everyday thing we are familiar with hides another creepy "copy".
And the record itself became the only way for her to stay awake in all her dreams.
Intention: When we cannot see the pressure from reality and life, dreams may remind you.