My Dreams Can Become Reality

Zhang Mo, a miserable wage slave, dreamed last night that a dog chased and bit him. The next morning, on his way to work overtime, he was chased by a black dog exactly like the one in his dream. He only escaped thanks to a beautiful neighbor who lived in the same residential complex. Just as he was lamenting his bad luck, he dreamed of three million yuan. When he woke up, three million yuan had really been deposited into his bank account. At that moment, Zhang Mo suddenly realized that his dreams seemed to come true in real life. So he worked hard to figure out how to use his dreams, studying their patterns in the hope of gaining control over them. Although nightmares still came from time to time, mansions, supercars, yachts, and all sorts of other riches gradually became reality. After using his dreams to become a true tycoon, Zhang Mo broadened his horizons and set his sights even higher. Years later, when reporters from China and abroad swarmed around Zhang Mo, who held an impressive array of titles including the world’s richest man, tech mogul, and king of patents, all clamoring to ask the secret of his success, he simply said one word: “Dreams.” The next day, media outlets around the world ran countless reports claiming that Zhang Mo’s success was all thanks to his dreams. None of them knew that by “dreams,” Zhang Mo meant the dreams he had while asleep.