I have just started, ready to enter society, and I run away to other worlds because of dreams.
Did he really go to another world?
Or is this just a dream I never want to wake up from?
Although the situation is tragic like a dream, when the five senses are lost, the pain seems to be separated by a layer of glass.
It's just really annoying when you eat something that doesn't taste good.
Is this dream of a different world from which I can never wake up, a sweet dream or a nightmare?
Human subjective initiative is indeed very important.
Whether in a dream or in reality, you have to rely on yourself.
Understand this truth
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Supplement: The core conflict of this novel is that the protagonist believes that she is dreaming, and everything that happens will be interpreted as a dream. This is the reason for the motivation of all her actions.
Because it is not a complete time travel, the protagonist's [five senses] are blurred when in other worlds. She cannot see clearly, remember or smell, her hearing is dull, and her touch is blurred. This is only true in dreams - all her experiences are like wearing a thick cover, and she can never touch the reality of other worlds. She will always be separated from those characters by an indestructible membrane, like a trend line, always approaching and never able to cross.
Other characters she encounters will have "misunderstandings" about her because of her unrestrained, dissolute behavior that is incompatible with the world, as well as her original physical background.
This allows the protagonist to interact with other characters, or lays the foundation for future endings.
PS: Mainly I want to write about the ethereal feeling that blurs reality and illusion in [Zhuang Zhou Dreams of Butterflies, Butterflies Dream of Zhuang Zhou].
This is the general idea of my novel
Intention: Even in desperate situations, you still insist on yourself.
