The Infinite Journey of the Immortal

First of all, I would like to thank the first book friend for voting for {"NickName":"Ink Wine Yun Dye Cotton Candy","UserId":346288840}. Thank you, although I am not sure how I discovered it. Not sure if I saw it or not, but thanks anyway!

I can understand that the male protagonist is just having a dream? This novel is about a man's dream? Because nothing in the dream can affect reality

. . . Author, you should just treat it as a practice. The main problem is to dream a dream for 7 days. It is of no use to reality. It is a trap and it is too streamlined.

After reading it, I think it's okay. I feel like the first three chapters are too delayed and contain a lot of useless words. I don't know what the protagonist is going to do for the time being, and I can't bring out the ability to dream and travel for the time being. The setting of the mythical world is quite confusing. I just found a reason to make Yi Xiaochuan completely disappear and let the protagonist take over. I didn't watch it anymore.

I was very excited. I didn't expect that I would be able to sign a contract even though it wasn't considered a big deal. Am I qualified to proudly call myself a street fighter from now on?