Dream World

Lu Ziqi's life was originally nothing special. As a cow horse, he goes to work on time and works overtime on time. In meetings, plans, revised opinions and unspeakable fatigue, he lives as a person who can be replaced at any time. Until one day, he started having some extremely clear dreams. Everything in the dream seems fake and more real than reality. The bus stop sign would flash back memories that did not belong to him, strangers would call out names he had never heard of, and the psychiatrist named Shen Ai always gently reminded him: dreams are just dreams, reality is reality. But what if reality also lies? What if what a person really loses is not a certain memory, but the ability to identify who he is? Between madness and awakening, between truth and hypocrisy, indulge in the "virtual" in your eyes, or tear apart everything to explore the "truth" in your heart? Lu Ziqi: I can't tell, I really can't tell The author adds: You can read this book as the soliloquy of a madman.