"Zhou Li·Chun Guan Zong Bo·Da Bu" says: "There are three methods for controlling dreams, the first is called dreaming, the second is called Zhimeng, and the third is called Xianzhi."
When Chen Ji was a child, he liked to listen to the old fortune teller next door bragging. He said that his ancestor was a dream teller, the kind recorded in Zhou Li. Chen Ji didn't believe it, so the grandson of the old fortune teller pulled out a tattered book to testify. She believed it.
"Can your grandpa teach me how to tell dreams?"
"Of course not. My grandpa said it can't be passed on to other people, and it can't be passed down from male to female."
After they became sensible, the two of them realized that the book was an andrology magazine issued by the hospital.
Chen Ji can't predict dreams, he can only dream, and have different dreams.
In the dream, she had been to different places, met many people, and seen various things.
One thing she was absolutely certain of was that her dream was true.
Concept: Little people in the world