I Thought It Was a Dream, So I Went Wild

I saw the new article and found it, so I lightly clicked in.

Shou who has not yet awakened has been blackmailed by gangsters in reality, which shows that Shou will still encounter difficulties in reality. Moreover, there are many restrictions on dreams in high-dimensional power. Dreams are a reflection of reality, and your experience and imagination also limit the upper limit of dreams. If you are a hostile evil god, an evil god who does not dream, or an evil god who is between reality and falsehood, you will have to work hard.

In fact, there is no need to rewrite it, just let it be three-dimensional. We tentatively accept (the power of the evil god is a high-dimensional power), and attack is temporarily powerless in this regard. But Gong feels that he cannot accept the racial trait of surviving by tempting other creatures, so he must struggle to acquire other survival skills. For example, the over-the-shoulder throw in this chapter can be interpreted as superb fighting skills; for example, Gong has encountered the evil god three times and survived and still has his own reason, which can be interpreted as super high mental endurance; for example, this academy now allows people to learn, and Gong can show his ability to learn, and knowledge is also power. Survival dreams are the home of Shou. Shou can be invincible in dreams, but that does not mean it is invincible in reality, and it resists its own power.

Damn it, I saw how it disappeared in the end in one breath, so sad, so sad, so sad, please update 😭

Hahahahahahahahahahaha so cute!

Oops, it's time to start writing. Let's spread flowers.