Daydreamer: I Won 1.8 Billion by Dreaming

In 2030, a game called Daydreamer appeared out of nowhere.

Its rich, entertaining content and unprecedented immersive experience drew billions of players from around the world.

The game was simple: just wear a cross-shaped brainwave sensor when you went to sleep each night, and you could experience a complete simulated life, from birth to death.

Even more exciting, each life lived in a dream earned a score for [Life Happiness].

Every year, DP Company awarded eighteen hundred million to the person with the highest cumulative [Life Happiness] score worldwide.

To ensure fair play: “Reality and dreams are isolated from each other. Those who wake up cannot remember what they dreamed, and players in the dream cannot tell that they are dreaming.”

Yet Li Mu, a patient who had been in a vegetative state for three years, woke up to discover that he could ignore this ironclad rule.