This is a collection of short stories that pay homage to Kafka's pastiche (perhaps not even a pastiche).
The strange typos are to avoid being published. If the whole article cannot pass review, just keep it locked.
Freud believed that dreams are the fulfillment of wishes, and that pain and trouble appear more often than happiness in dreams. If I could see him, I would definitely slap "The Interpretation of Dreams" on his face. I never seem to have a painful dream. No matter how absurd and bizarre these night adventures are, "I" am always happy. I have never had a wish come true in my dreams. In my dreams, there was no doctoral graduation ceremony, no piercing eyes, and no height of two meters (Freud seemed to want to argue, but he could only be hysterical in his grave).
At this time, the "readers" are still just fantasies, and they may never come to reality. It doesn't matter, even if no one reads it, the illusory dream has become a reality.
2022.6.28 Night dream
Intent: To pay tribute to Kafka's parody (boldly claim to be a parody)