Transmigrating to Dayin: Grinding Experience in My Dreams

Lu Mian, a modern sleep psychologist, wakes up to find himself the lowest-ranking apprentice in the Dream-Warding Bureau of the Dayin Dynasty. His father, a dream interpreter, died after being convicted of a crime. He is the son of a disgraced official, someone anyone can trample on. A death warrant bearing his fingerprint awaits him: if he cannot wake the general's daughter from her long dream before sunrise tomorrow, he will be buried alive alongside her. That dream has already trapped one dream interpreter until death and driven another mad. At the brink of death, the Great Dream Dissection System awakens. The Eye of Analysis sees through the true form of nightmares. Dream-domain modeling reconstructs layer upon layer of mystery. And the Dream-Splitting Knife cuts the thread between people and their obsessions. A nightmare has been chasing you for seven days? Turn around and look at it, and it'll disappear. A sweet dream seems perfect in every way? The more perfect it is, the more likely someone is trying to cover up the corpses beneath it. A nonsensical dream's logic is collapsing? Someone has broken through the barrier from the other side of the dream. Only then does Lu Mian discover that the first person he saved was connected to a murder case involving someone casting nightmares, a case that stretched back seven years. Seven years ago, his father had seen through the fact that “someone was tampering with dreams,” and was lightly sentenced and sent to his death for it. People lie. Evidence disappears. Only dreams remember everything. Watch as the son of a disgraced official, due to be executed tomorrow, carves the truth out of other people's dreams one cut at a time, cuts his way back to life, and uncovers the shocking secret buried in the deepest reaches of this dynasty's dreams.