Every dream is a story. We don't know what we will encounter after falling asleep. Just like how many dream experiences do you remember after waking up? This is a random event.
Pick up a pen, record those fragments, and slowly complete them. What did you dream about?
Will it be a cute baby?
Source of imagination: It started from a dream this morning. The alarm clock rang several times. I was in a half-dream state. It was a bit scary when I thought about it. It had nothing to do with the content of the dream (although I don't remember it, but the impression was that it was a very daily life, not scary, and not unreasonable), but that I subconsciously confused the dream with reality. I blurred my age and gender. I regarded the identity in the dream as my real identity, and the space and time were mixed up.
CP: Maybe there will be, but I haven't determined the gender of the protagonist yet.
Dreams are inherently illogical, so there will be many scene jumps, and the identity and age of the characters in the dream are not fixed. They may be male one second and become female the next. The development of dreams in the writing will generally change from chaos to relatively orderly (a single scene becomes a connected story).
Concept: Dreams and reality are intertwined, can they be distinguished clearly?