Building an Invincible Legend Through Lucid Dreams

The story was good. It's just that the plot was a bit disjointed, making me feel like I missed something.

I hope the protagonist acts all cool and collected. 🤓

Many comments said they didn't understand, so I'll give a simple explanation here to help everyone understand. This book unfolds from the two opposing levels of 'virtual' and 'real'. Spiritual travel corresponds to the spiritual world, which belongs to the virtual aspect, while the real world corresponds to the real aspect.

Many comments said they didn't understand, so I'll give a simple explanation here to help everyone understand. This book unfolds from the two opposing levels of 'virtual' and 'real'. Spiritual travel corresponds to the spiritual world, which belongs to the virtual aspect, while the real world corresponds to the real aspect.

The plot was engaging, I couldn't miss a single chapter, and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. Keep up the good work, author!

Just discovered a fantasy novel about cultivation in dreams, it's fresh off the press, let's go!

It's a pretty good book. The last few chapters even gave me the feeling of reading Chen Dong's books for the first time back then.

Going in once a day, is each visit a form of "sleepwalking"?

What does it mean to write "sleepwalking" when it's clearly a dream?

The protagonist is invincible, still in high school, and the whole world knows it.