Above the Dream Abyss

Do we really exist? Or is it just an illusion created by fragments of consciousness repeatedly stitched together in dreams? A dream tears the boundaries of reality. After the protagonist wakes up, he discovers that he is no longer a complete individual, but an "anthropomorphic structure" made up of countless afterimages of consciousness. Language is no longer a tool, but a shackles for the system to control reality. Every time you speak, you sign a "consensus agreement." In order to escape from this world that seems real but is actually coded, he steps into the Dream Abyss - a ruin of consciousness where language fails, rules collapse, and identity is blurred. There, he must answer a question: When "I" ceases to exist, is it still possible to be free? Philosophy × consciousness science fiction × language destruction × non-linear growth. A novel for "the unnamed." —If you've ever doubted who you are, this is where you might end up.