A Guide to Dreamscapes

It's a miracle that this book hasn't collapsed yet! When I saw the first order result when it was released, I thought the author could not sustain the 500,000 words. This kind of writing method is the most thankless in online novels. It has a big layout, many clues, complex plot, strong camera sense, and many perspective changes. It is very tiring to follow this kind of book. Nowadays, readers don't like to use their brains, so the reading rate is definitely not high, but reading it in one sitting makes people want to stop. When a book reaches one million words, it is a milestone and an opportunity. Come on, authors, maintain this quality, and sooner or later it will become popular!

Nowadays, soft science fiction writing is still a thankless task, and it is still relatively difficult for science and engineering students to identify with soft science fiction... And the more aspects the article covers, the easier it is to have logical bugs and make some common sense problems in the profession. However, reading novels is not like reading classics, just use half of your brain! The book uses dreams as the entry point to write about dialectical idealism and the understanding of various life forms. It is quite interesting! But I prefer the description of the supporting characters in the book. I like the village in southern Yunnan, the owner of the scrap company, and the blind mother-in-law. I am an otaku who majors in science and engineering and is easily moved, haha ​​😁

As early as the beginning of the year, I wanted to talk about every final character in the novel, but it turned out that every character is very important, but I am lazier than Aoki before I lost my memory, so after I talked about Aoki, I didn't want to say anything else. Recently, I was re-reading while waiting for the update, and was moved by the date between Bian Ziyuan and Mei Ziqing at the bar. I had to say that the author's control and description of people's hearts are really wonderful. Every close-up of the characters goes straight to the heart, and the light that shines out can cover up the fact that this article is a science fiction novel 🤭 Bian Ziyuan is actually a A small person with extremely low mental power and force value, accidentally entered Professor Mei's laboratory, and finally discovered that the artificial intelligence NPC he was so proud of was actually nothing more than the Internet consciousness commanding him through dreams. The reality made him humble and powerless, and his love and desire for Mei Ziqing could only dissipate unwillingly into the void. The Internet consciousness also took advantage of Bian Ziyuan's desire and made him one of his tentacles. Is this a blessing or a misfortune? Becoming a tentacle, giving up the idea of ​​freedom in exchange for stronger abilities and a wider space; or crawling on the ground, struggling unwillingly, and humbly longing for freedom, just for freedom? Perhaps when struggling in the dust, even the most basic survival is difficult to guarantee. What does freedom of thought mean at this time? In fact, if you look closely at this book, most of the characters have extraordinary backgrounds. Even Huang Liang, who is most favored by the author and the most humane, can be regarded as a top spiritual master even if his alien status is ignored. But this Bian Ziyuan is really a small person. As of now, or before the chip is implanted, he is just like every one of us who is struggling for survival. He may have some small achievements, but he is always unable to satisfy the desire deep in his heart. He always feels that there is something lacking and always wants more. Therefore, he is coerced by this desire, pushed by the fleeting time, stumbling, rolling and crawling forward. What are those struggles and pursuits for? We may not understand it as well as Bian Ziyuan. When we reach middle age, whether old or young, we should treat ourselves kindly, but it is this unshirkable responsibility that makes us unable to help ourselves and makes us try our best. Although I know that not all efforts will be rewarded accordingly, I hope that every effort will not dissipate due to unwillingness.

A friend recommended this article, but unfortunately I am very busy on weekdays, and I have not seen the location of the latest chapter until today. In addition, I have been unable to express my inner excitement due to the uncommentable force majeure in the past few days. When I read the first ten or so chapters, I felt that it felt like an urban supernatural suspense, etc. But when I went back and read the introduction again, I realized that this was really science fiction. And when I read on and got deeper into the plot, I was deeply shocked. Because I am a person who is very keen on dream interpretation. The earliest dream I can remember can be traced back to when I was 3 years old. Yes, I remember this age because of my mother. I was just entering kindergarten at that time and was sent to kindergarten like a pig being killed every day, so my mother was particularly impressed. However, this dream has affected me to this day, so much so that I still remember it very clearly; at that time, our family did not have a TV set or picture books, and the stories were all directly told by my mother. Logically speaking, I cannot picture the concept of an "alien" in my mind. However, it happened to be a dream. The appearance of that "alien" is still deeply imprinted in my mind, and it remains the same decades later. It was a ball of mud, a bit similar to Lange, the villain on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, but I had never seen that TV when I was 3 years old. The ball of mud in the dream kept chasing me until I hid in a very dark corner by the door. I saw it walking straight past the door, and at this time, my mother appeared at the door... I remember the fragments of the dream. The ones I remember most clearly are: mud man, chase, corner, door, mother. Later, when I grew up, I interpreted my dreams and thought that maybe my mother was sending me to kindergarten as if she were killing pigs every morning, so I painted it in my dream as an image of someone coming to catch me with "aliens". (Laughs) Of course, this is just the beginning. I started recording dreams when I was sixteen years old. When I was a freshman in high school, I moved out of the original compound and moved into a building. However, every time I dreamed about it, I would still go back to the two-story building and the place where I grew up. However, for some reason, that place became the source of my nightmares. I dreamed that the balcony door could not be closed no matter what. My sister and I were pushing hard against the door, and there was a werewolf standing on the balcony. He was wearing a black poncho, standing in the rain and peering in from the window. I dreamed that I was playing in the courtyard with my friends, but suddenly it got dark and all my friends disappeared. I was the only one standing at the door of the courtyard, and the gatekeeper, Father Zhang, held a very big lock in his hand and walked toward me step by step. I dreamed that I went home alone from a cram school at night. When I walked to the door of the compound, I saw that the manhole cover on the side was not covered, and black water was pouring out. I tried my best to open the door of the compound, but Dad Zhang had obviously locked the door... I also dreamed that the sewer tree behind the house was as tall as the sky, and a big hole was poked in the sky. A lot of lightning crashed down, making the whole sky shine extremely brilliantly... And in this article, I saw many very specific descriptions of dreams, as if I were actually there. Yes, dreams are often a little disordered and confusing. Sometimes I know I am dreaming and feel absurd, but sometimes I don't know I am dreaming and feel anxious and scared. As for lucid dreaming, I haven't had many lucid dreams, and the ones I remember all have very good endings. The feeling of being able to control the dream world and being the only one who dominates it is really more refreshing than reading any cool article! Then there is the issue of consciousness entering the critical point. I had this idea a few years ago. I always feel that some dreams are too real and too far away from my daily life. In other words, in real life they look very illusory, but if you put them in dreams, that world is very real. I guess I may have entered another world in a dream and briefly took over the body of a character in another world. However, because the mental body can only be maintained for a short time, when I wake up from the dream due to some external stimulation or the action of the biological clock, I will return to the real world. As for the character creation, in one compact event after another, the characters of the protagonist and supporting characters gradually become more fleshed out. Even looking at their seemingly ordinary daily life, I find it very interesting. The story continues to develop, gradually peeling off the cocoons, allowing us to see the magnificent side of this story. It is not just a story like a detective collection or anecdotes, but a... Em, science fiction story. Because I haven't seen the latest Mortal Freedom chapter yet, I can't make a more comprehensive analysis, but I'm already very amazed after seeing it so far. I have been reading all kinds of hard science fiction since the new year. To be honest, for a liberal arts student, hard science fiction is really very brain-burning. Moreover, sometimes the large blocks of text seem to me like a bible, ahem. However, this article seems to be very relatable and has a moderate feel of soft and hard science fiction. At least it does not give me the experience of reading a book from heaven. Suddenly I feel that I am very proud of reading it late. There is a lot of leftover food to savor. Come on, author! I will keep chasing you! Finally, let me tell you a little story. When my second girl was little, I asked her about her ideals. She said: I want to be an astronaut, well, this is really a good ideal. But suddenly one morning, she pulled me aside quietly and said: I don't want to be an astronaut anymore. I asked: Why. She said: The universe is too scary, too big, and dark. There are monsters in it, monsters that even the stars cannot defeat... I asked: How do you know. She said: I saw it last night. Oh... It seems that she dreamed about the universe. However, she was only 3 years old at that time. 🥵

The writing technique of this book is very disgusting. The reading experience is very bad. There are too many lines. Frequent line changes. The experience is too bad. But the writing style is really good. The writing style is very good, but you can't show off your technology just to prove that your writing is awesome. It is very unfriendly to readers.

My IQ is not very high, but I have been put under general anesthesia twice in the past six months, and my brain feels increasingly empty... Many people like to read this book, but this one is definitely worth reading. It is interesting to guess the riddles based on the clues laid by the author. The title of the fourth part is "Mortal Freedom". I feel startled every time I see it. The story has been laid out so far, and the main line should be clear. In fact, as I said before, this may be a story about the independence of tentacles or chess pieces. The chess pieces stand on the chessboard, and their every move is controlled by the chess players. When the chess pieces gradually awaken and are dissatisfied with the fate they have been assigned, the War of Independence breaks out. From a certain perspective, this is not a story about the struggle between man and God. In this way, there are many starting points for articles on this subject, and many so-called grand worldview hits should have a similar structure. Moreover, the author uses science fiction to give this kind of story a more realistic and grand world view. After reading it, I have to sigh again, it is really a good book. I suddenly understood the reason why some people said that the protagonist is not passionate. In the war between mortals and gods, it is impossible to directly grab the boss and beat him up, let alone when he is beaten to death, some divine power suddenly breaks out, turning defeat into victory, and gaining independence. When a low dimension fights against a high dimension, they must be desperate and depressing, so Aoki and the others can only explore silently and cut off the control of high-dimensional consciousness bit by bit. It doesn't matter even if they lose their memory and become idiots. Therefore, no matter human beings, Internet consciousness, or parasitic consciousness, they are not absolute enemies. These are interdimensional wars and civil wars. High-dimensional consciousness is the real enemy at the moment. My brain is unclear and I can't write clearly, so let's leave it at that╮ (_)╭

I have to say that the most attractive thing about this book for me is that although the protagonist is powerful, he is not omniscient and omnipotent. All the difficult and dangerous situations set up in this book cannot be successfully solved just by the protagonist gritting his teeth and being cruel. In fact, I hate that some stories set up all kinds of thrills, indicating that success is almost impossible. In the end, the protagonist grits his teeth, stamps his feet, and vomits blood to complete the story. Even my children question, why can the protagonists succeed in everything they do? So boring. In fact, I am used to seeing the inevitability of the protagonist's success, and occasionally I feel a little uncomfortable when I change my taste. For example, when I was watching The Wandering Earth, I saw the saturation rescue. When the protagonist's team was still breathing, all the engines were repaired. When I saw this plot, I really had an indescribable feeling. , But then it became the most touching plot. In the face of a cosmic disaster, no one should wait to be saved. The only one who can save themselves is themselves. The protagonist is not special, it is just an angle from which we watch. At the time of life and death, everyone is struggling, and success belongs to everyone, not just the protagonist. Speaking of the saturation rescue of the wandering earth, I suddenly want to make a few nonsense remarks about the differences between Eastern and Western cultures. Some people once clamored that the Chinese are people without faith, and without faith they will do all kinds of evil. I just want to ask these people, how can a country without faith have been passed down for thousands of years, and after many twists and turns, it is still standing on top of the world? It's just that the Chinese people's beliefs are different from those of the West. After the West was ruled by Christianity for thousands of years, it believed in God. Although it experienced the Renaissance, the status of people was not as good as that of China, which always believed in people themselves. In China, humans are juxtaposed with heaven and earth, and the greatest part of heaven and earth is also giving birth to humans. There is no god above humans. Gods are just virtuous people who have mastered the laws of heaven and earth. Maybe there are superior and inferior people, but there are only people outside of us. So in Chinese movies, people should save themselves by themselves. Even if you are just a melon-eater, you should finish what you can before going to eat melon. In the West, people who eat melons can just eat melons with peace of mind and wait for superheroes to save them. A few words of nonsense and return to this article. So far, the protagonist and these awakened people should feel the same as Petru. They have been controlled by an invisible hand. They want to follow the clues, find this hand, and solve it. Whether the last hand is an enemy or a friend is unknown, but I personally feel that this book should not be the kind of pig-man combination that gathers five scepters to form the power of the five elements, nor should there be a scene where the protagonist destroys the world in seconds. But where the ending will go, we are still waiting for the author to reveal it to us.

Well written! I didn't see the premium badge, the writer's level is not high, and the instructions don't make money, but the writing is really good! "Trafficking Crime" had only a few hundred orders at the beginning, but now Sanzha has even sold the copyright with the help of several subsequent books. This book is of a high standard, and I hope the author will write it well in the future. Even if it is not popular now, it may become popular in the future; even if it is not popular after it is finished, maybe it will be picked up by the next book. After saying so much, I just want to give the author a few mouthfuls of chicken soup, come on!

Maybe in your eyes, you seemed to be in two dimensions when your popularity was low. However, in the eyes of some of our readers, your novel is like four dimensions. The plot unfolded in dreams tells us how the world is structured. Some readers who have not graduated from junior high school are like seeing flowers in the fog in this book. It is already difficult to understand even a little bit, but your book seems to show us another scientist studying a certain topic for us readers. We can only not understand the reason, not understand the significance, and feel that it is ridiculous. I don't dare to write a book review too superficially. It's like the teacher is lecturing above and we don't dare to make any noise. Some of the topics in the article gave me a lot of thoughts and questions. Just like a person can transcend reality from a dream, just like a big dream for thousands of years, you use your understanding to write such a novel for us to see, I am really grateful.

I just found out today that this book is so beautiful. The author's writing style is profound. I feel like I am not reading an online article, but a physical published book. I hope the author will go further and further on the road of literature and become stronger and stronger.