When you are involved in the quagmire of a dream, do you struggle to sink in a meaningless manner, or do you sink into it without doing anything?
Ning Ke has had various dreams every night since he was a child. He likes to dream, and some of the skills in his dreams can be carried over to the next dream.
He gradually began to master dreams, but his dreaming time began to become longer and longer.
One day, he dreamed that he was dead.
The next day, he once again dreamed that he was dead.
On the third day, he killed the person who wanted to kill her...
For the first time in his dream, he felt scared and said tremblingly:
"I feel like the world is trying to make me a murderer."
He didn't want to bear this fear anymore, but he wasn't willing to never have such a dream again.
Maybe being addicted to it is the real him.
Demining: In the article I wrote before, the original female protagonist was changed to a male protagonist. Please forgive me for some anomalies in the early stage.
The male protagonist is a growth type, but this growth is not necessarily a good thing.
The writing style is a bit stream-of-consciousness, since it is a dream.
A little horror, a little suspense.
There is no system, pseudo quick travel.
"There are no real dreams in this world, so I can only tell myself not to wake up."
[Adapted from real dreams, the above inspiration comes from the author's dream adaptation and his true feelings about dreams since childhood]
Intention: I don't want to wake up from the dream
