Dream Masters: a sacred profession, yet also ruthless money-making machines; candidates for top-tier power leveling; a group with a high incidence of social anxiety that needs looking after; and a high-risk occupation.
And the professional code goes like this:
A Huai (looking cocky): Do we really have to talk about the Dream Master's professional code?
Su Yizhu (nodding): Of course. When you enter a profession, you have to learn the rules of the trade, right?
A Huai (thinking it over): Timid in real life, throwing punches in my dreams?
Su Yizhu (looking utterly despairing): Is there another way to put it? Something more impressive and punchy?
A Huai (nodding to show he understands): Power leveling: we're the professionals!
Su Yizhu: ...Stop. At least let me dream a little about my career.
Setting: The technology is similar to the modern world, with phones, computers, and so on, though there are subtle differences. The place names, culture, and everything else are entirely fictional, so don't try to match them to the real world. In this setting, the profession of Dream Master was first created to protect the safety of dreams.
The first book in the Dream series, told in episodic form, and expected to be a medium-length story of around 350,000 words.
It features plenty of internet and gaming memes. The relationship between the male and female leads develops in a complicated, slow-burn way.
Theme: The little matter of Su Yizhu inheriting the family business
The two frames are moans and groans? Perceptual interference sounds very powerful. Does it mainly interfere with vision or are all five senses affected?
So this is what a fight is like!
There are a lot of settings in this article, and the explanation part feels a little stiff. The first interpretation of the dream was really full of twists and turns. It really made me laugh to death when I stuffed my brain into it, hahahaha
Even if you are not secretly afraid, you will also be afraid of QAQ