Help, They Came Out of My Dreams to Capture Me!
救命，她们从梦里出来抓我了！
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 894k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Original ACG Fantasy
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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In the name of Shennong, I hereby declare: This book is worth reading.
When the chaotic situation becomes unmanageable, all the previous romantic gestures seem ridiculously pointless. I was really looking forward to the realization that this was reality, but when I did, the protagonist's first instinct was to escape rather than confront it. All the sweet talk in the early stages became a joke. It started strong but ended weakly.
Having finished reading the second script, I'm qualified to comment: The book is good, very good. But after all that has happened, the protagonist still hasn't realized the dream was real, leaving them in suspense. It's really frustrating!
Although I can roughly guess the plot of the first dream sequence, I still enjoy watching it. 😍😍
We were supposed to recognize each other, but something happened and we couldn't. We were supposed to recognize each other, but something happened and we couldn't. We were supposed to recognize each other, but something happened and we couldn't. If you can't write about romance, then don't write about romance, right? Why do you have to drag it out with disgusting plot points?
The first dream ended and I was kicked 😁😁😁
Thank goodness I didn't read it, otherwise I would have lost a fortune! I saved 50 chapters' worth of money! 🤓
To be honest, the later parts of the story did fall apart. I can understand the author slowing down the pace to pad out the narrative, but all the emotional and dramatic experiences built up earlier—those supposedly earth-shattering and unforgettable moments—felt like a fart.
Stop looking, it's poisonous.
I subscribed to the whole thing, but then abandoned it after finishing it. I don't care what the reason was, abandoning it is truly a new thing for me. In the simulation, he's willing to die for the female lead, his soul obliterated, but outside, he's a completely different person. The events that unfold within the simulation feel disjointed, like a fleeting sorrow.
All I can say is that the Valkyrie arc went a bit too far. It wasn't really about being padded out, nor was it particularly padded. But what kind of book is this? The Valkyrie arc kept trying to explore human nature, with the entire arc revolving around it. However, the discussions weren't particularly engaging, resulting in a long and tedious read.