Drunk in a Dream of the Mortal World, Still Unawakened: Setting Out with Wine

I was a visitor from beyond the skies, who lost my way and fell into the mortal world. Seven dreams of the mortal realm, each with its own longing. This is the second part of Three Lives Stone, the third installment of Dreams of the Mortal World, Still Unawakened. It is the fourth volume, with a suspenseful tone. Since each volume is a standalone story, you can read this one without reading the previous volume. As this story is under contract, it will eventually become a paid title. To help keep reading costs down, I’ll publish each volume as a separate story from now on. Seven Dreams of the Mortal World is a series of long-form tales I’m planning to write. Each volume stands alone, and they all have different styles. The story is set in the prosperous Tang Dynasty, with some aspects reimagined. Since many readers may not know much about the Tang Dynasty, I’d like to recommend The Censor-in-Chief Gets Slapped by the Brilliant Jin Yu. The author has a remarkable talent for bringing the Tang Dynasty to life and has a solid grounding in history. Since it’s already recommended on the official site, I won’t include a link. After reading it, you’ll probably understand the setting of this story better, and be more understanding of the heroine. I transmigrated across billions upon billions of light-years, searching for eternal life. After losing so many centuries, could it all have been for this one ordinary hundred years? I await the transformation of breaking free from my cocoon, yet I cannot escape the fateful encounter of this life. Every meeting is like a parting song that grows more beautiful as it goes. I have crossed through every joy and sorrow, every union and separation, only to realize that what I already have is everything I will ever have in this life. This volume will become a paid title on September 14. I hope everyone understands. (Runs off in tears. I should have made the font bigger, but I can’t get hold of the friend who helps me change it, so it’ll have to stay like this. I’m hopeless with computers.) The fourth volume grew too long as I wrote it, so to save you money, I’m starting a new story for the second half: Ghost Ship Haunting of Dreams of the Mortal World, Still Unawakened. I recommend my friend Aicao’s lighthearted and witty story: Better to Settle Down as Lovebirds. I recommend my adorable friend Dark’s dark series: Wild Night. Theme: