A strange piece of Grammar literature, each chapter is very short (I don't even understand why it is divided into chapters)
As a result of epilepsy during the preparation period, the author's mental state was worrying.
Let's introduce Dreamland (the background of this article comes from Baidu):
Dreamlands is a fictional place in the Cthulhu mythology. It is a dimension that can be entered through dreaming. It is a parallel space composed of human subconsciousness. In it, humans can communicate with each other (regardless of language). Landing on the moon only requires a sea ship. The earth is flat and the lifestyle is still medieval. The Dreamland is to a large extent a mirror image of our "waking" universe, sharing the same planets, stars, and other cosmic geographical features to a certain extent. However, there are many races, civilizations, and creatures that exist in the Dreamland that do not exist in the "wakeful" universe. Experienced dreamers are among the most powerful residents of the dreamland, and they may become permanent residents of the dreamland after their death.
Galori in the article is a self-set city, and Inganok is the original setting (a city in the northern part of Dreamland famous for its agate quarries)
Intention: when the false is true, the true is also false (what