The Fantasy World: a Guide to Lying Down and Dreaming

Meng Ming is a sophomore in the history department, majoring in Ming history and taking sleep as an elective. His special physique is "blurred boundary" - the boundary between waking and dreaming is as thin as a layer of paper, which makes him always fall asleep in class, but also causes him to be misjudged by a cold infinite flow system as "having the foundation for dream travel" and forcibly pulled into the walker sequence. Here, everyone has a level accurately assessed by the system, except for Meng Ming, who is given the strange label of "No Level - Dream Master". It is a variable that cannot be calculated by the system and a walking bug. When others used flying swords and spiritual pressure to fortify the enemy, Meng Ming relied on pretending to be dead, talking and strategic retreats to survive; when others relied on spiritual consciousness to detect intelligence, he sneaked into the dream of the world and witnessed the three hundred years of reincarnation from the birth to the demise of civilization. He learns everything and is master of nothing. The footwork of immortal cultivators, the burst of force cultivators, and the instruments of physical cultivators all piece together a unique "dream miscellaneous cultivator". He seems to be the most unreliable, but he can sneak into the enemy's nightmare and modify his cognition; he seems to be fishing at any time, but he can bring back information from his dreams that changes the situation of the battle. When everyone wants to conquer the illusion world with fists and magic, this salty fish who just wants to "get some sleep first and then talk about it" is using big dreams to gently tap the truth at the bottom of the universe.