Making Dreams Come True: My Dreams Can Come True

After reading the introduction without reading the content, I feel that the author's writing about dream theft is better than writing about real dreams. The dreams manifest themselves according to their spiritual wishes, what kind of objects they have, and how to deduce the exercises. There is a logic to the development behind my silence! After all, when it comes to dream stealing, it's okay if you steal from a low-level person or someone who is not a monk. For those who have some cultivation skills, such as practicing spiritual consciousness to control their sleep and awakening, as long as you enter their dreams, who doesn't suspect that they are being targeted by evil spirits? Can't handle it yourself? It doesn't matter if you report it directly, then almost the entire righteous sect will know that a demon like you exists. Do you think you are invincible? If you make too many moves, you will more or less be caught!

Why do I feel like I've read a similar book, and it's like a mortal walking into a monk's dream? That book seems to be from Tomato, and it must have been a few years ago.

It's the same as my golden finger that has a dream space!

This is a good book. I finally found an original book with some ideas.

Turn the dream into a virtual reality, let the monks go in and improve their skills, and then they can lie down and become free prostitutes 🤓

Why is it suddenly suspected of content violation?

Why don't you change your name: practice fake and become real, bro. Okay the name is taken, sorry

I feel that in the follow-up, the protagonist can have a dream of Huang Liang Meng, and a dream similar to Pinoconi can record the cultivation experiences of other monks in their own dreams. Reminds me of the new version of Xingtie. "Memory is the opening of dreams, and forgetting is the closing ceremony of dreams."

Well written, good luck to the author

It's original and interesting. Why doesn't the performance look very strong?