[Dreams Have Rules, Defying Them Means Death]
Ten stories give rise to a love story, one narrator, and one listener.
“If I hadn’t gone to that car accident scene in the first place...”
“Then it would have been a different story.”
A doll girl who pulls out people’s intestines, plastic figures that play Red Light, Green Light, and a one-legged old woman skilled at wood carving. In an ancient mansion sealed away for a hundred years, in a remote, quiet castle in the wilderness...
This is a game, and a nightmare. The living struggle to wake up, while the dead sink into eternal sleep. In this perilous place, where danger lurks at every turn, a voice seems to whisper right into your ear:
[Welcome to the world of nightmares.]
Xiao Yiqiu: “If you’d died right at the beginning, I wouldn’t have had to deal with all this.”
Song Chen: “If I’d died right at the beginning, we never would have met... Could you bear that?”
Xiao Yiqiu: “...” (lost in thought)
And so Song Chen keeps narrowly escaping death, again and again, but never actually dies.
Meanwhile, A, B, C, and D, who keep getting accidentally hurt, are furious: “Why am I the one who dies every time!”
A strong, dependable-looking gong who is gentle on the outside and powerful
X
A shou who looks weak but is clever and has max combat skills
Everyone has a chance to enter the dream world. Clear all ten levels and you’ll attain immortality...
P.S. A warning: the gong is a scumbag. If you don’t like that, don’t click. I know people disagree about whether Xiao Yiqiu is a scumbag, but don’t let them make you angry or start arguments!
It's too difficult for me. Summarize the demining at the beginning: be cautious when writing, scumbag, aggressive, cheap, and receptive. (Sorry for the author in advance if the words are rough and rational, but the writing is wrong.) Recommended by a wife on the forum, I originally thought that the upgrading stream of Shou was okay. The logic of the whole story line of the problem is very confusing. I can't read all the nine worlds... And the emotional line is the most poisonous. Shou's character is very flat and sometimes hypocritical. But this attack is really confusing. I can't understand how he likes Shou and does he really like Shou??? When I saw him imprisoned in a dream, I was confused. What the hell is this? I insisted on reading in the hope that I might be tortured later, and I just finished it. I couldn't see the upgrade history that five years passed by in a flash and abruptly traveled to the past to change history, and then came back and forgiven the attack? Whatthefaq? This tm, this article, I... I am crazy about it (Grandpa on the subway looks at his cell phone. Jpg) Author: Please practice again. I felt really uncomfortable all over after reading it. I got a negative two-point negative review and wanted to type it out. Thinking about how difficult it is to write an article, I might as well forget it. Tell me about the full text of what puzzles me: the magical feelings between the attacker and the receiver; the sudden special identity of the attacker; the criteria for choosing friends; the upgrade of the receiver; the forgiveness of the receiver; the cp of the relationship between being a gay friend and a friend; Let us congratulate Gong and Shou for finally being together. 99 (Expressionless?) I regret it after watching it. I regret it very much. I feel very negative in my heart. By the way, I have to suggest to the author that you choose the name of the city and use letters to represent the city name in the future. Otherwise, it would be very uncomfortable for me to have a fictional city suddenly appear in Beijing. I originally thought it was the fictional city Baicheng. I have actually been to Baicheng, an 18th-tier small town, so I can't bring it in. It would be better if you use B city to express it. Jinjiang has never typed so many words before. I hope the author can improve more (especially improve the emotional lines of attack and reception in future articles).
How can I put it, the subject matter of this article is very novel, but after reading it, people feel very inexplicable and strange. Why did Xiao Yiqiu let Song Chen be trapped in a dream and reincarnate repeatedly, and also left Song Chen? What is Song Chen's identity? Also, how come the protagonists reconciled inexplicably, and what is the meaning of Gong Mo's existence? I watched the extra, but I was still confused. I felt that Xiao Yiqiu trapped Song Chen and left him for 5 years without explaining it from beginning to end, but Song Chen actually reconciled with him in the end. This is really nonsense and unbelievable. I hope the author can read this comment and answer these points that I am confused about. Thank you! I hope the author is happy and safe!
How can I put it, the subject matter of this article is very novel, but after reading it, people feel very inexplicable and strange. Why did Xiao Yiqiu let Song Chen be trapped in a dream and reincarnate repeatedly, and also left Song Chen? What is Song Chen's identity? Also, how come the protagonists reconciled inexplicably, and what is the meaning of Gong Mo's existence? I watched the extra, but I was still confused. I felt that Xiao Yiqiu trapped Song Chen and left him for 5 years without explaining it from beginning to end, but Song Chen actually reconciled with him in the end. This is really nonsense and unbelievable. I hope the author can read this comment and answer these points that I am confused about. Thank you! I hope the author is happy and safe!
Ah, I would also like to add that if you don't like to watch the love line, you can skip it. Personally, I think the unlimited flow part is very good. The love line is indeed a bit not rigorous enough, including the character shaping of the attacker and the opponent. You can read the comment about demining and then choose whether to read the emotional line or not. I just finished reading it (′o`)
Totally agree with the previous comment, I find it difficult to read! Not only is Gong Mo annoying, but the most important thing is Gong Mo's attitude. I really don't believe that he doesn't know what Gong Mo thinks of him. Also, everyone can see Gong Mo's hostility towards Song Chen, okay? But Zha Gong just ignores him, or not completely ignores him, but allows Gong Mo to stay by his side and accept his care, his kindness, and even allows him to be hostile to the people he likes. Hehe, is this called indifference? This is a spare tire!! Locking Song Chen in a dream is really a scumbag, and he also looks like he is pitiful and has his own difficulties? Damn it, you have a nightmare and Gong Mo wakes you up to care about you. Song Chen has been reincarnated hundreds of times in the dream and his soul is about to collapse, but you are enjoying the warm and fragrant nephrite!! Ah, the more I talk about it, the more disgusting it becomes. I don't know what the author's intention was in arranging this setting, but I personally can't see any affection at all, and I don't think there are many difficulties in the scumbag attack. I just think that the scumbag attack is so bad that it completely ruins the entire article, which is really a pity. The game is quite interesting, but I only read it for the copy content. I didn't expect the love line to be so discouraging. To be honest, it would be better to write without CP. I really like the protagonist Song Chen. He will definitely live a more exciting life without Zha Gong. I know it's not easy for the author to write, and I didn't want to write so straightforwardly, so I apologize in advance. But it's such a pity, the unlimited stream copy part is really good, alas.
I read half of the full text and realized, wait, why does this Gong look a bit scumbag? When I saw Gong Mo's appearance, oh my god, author, it's your business to be cute and scumbag Gong. You should at least check it out... Treat Gong Mo as the main subject and still imprison him for hundreds of years. After the confinement, he found out that he admitted the wrong person and only apologized??? I was tortured later, could I just deal with it with just one copy???? The game is obviously very well written, why do you insist on adding this setting? Why don't you do it first? This attack is so disgusting.
A wound three meters in diameter?
Why can't I read your other book?
Damn, after reading this, please ask!!! I'm too stupid to understand So does Qiuqiu want to release Chenchen at the expense of being trapped in a dream forever? Then what is the Qiuqiu that Chenchen sees when he returns to reality? Are they real together? Or maybe history has changed, so things will change later, but Chenchen's five years are real. It feels like he has gone to a parallel world and had happiness. And Gong Mo is not actually dead? What does it mean that he is trapped in a dream? Does it mean that Chenchen's last one was originally Gong Mo's dream? Then why does Harem Mo no longer exist after changing the world line? And finally Qiuqiu and Chenchen got together, but Chenchen still didn't know Qiuqiu's true identity. Can they grow old together? Is there any preferential treatment after going through ten dreams?
In fact, I think it shouldn't be considered sadomasochism. In this article, you can see that Shou has slowly grown up. In the end, the single-player PK boss has gone from being hesitant at the beginning to being able to use the knife himself. Don't you feel happy to see Shou? Shou likes Gong, and Gong also likes Shou. In the beginning, Gong's feelings for Gong Mo were not so clear. He just had a good impression, and he was not considered a scumbag. After all, the only person he really held hands with was Shou from the beginning to the end.