Dream Creation

"Dream."

Su Luo slowly opened her eyes.

This is not waking up in reality, but Dreamscape.

Wherever his "gaze" falls, everything is deconstructed and collapsed like a data stream, only to be reassembled in a Chaos.

Light appeared out of nowhere, energy surged erratically, and even the outlines of living beings flashed through the Void before being swallowed up by new creation and destruction.

This realm, woven from his subconscious and imagination, is witnessing a chaotic creation epic.

"It's too messy."

What Su Luo needs is a stable and controllable cognitive environment.

Take a moment to feel your surroundings and let a thought arise in your mind.

The concept of "nothingness," inspired by the experience of Class Change Space, swept through the entire Dreamscape like a dimensional attack.

Color, form, energy, life... all the complex images are instantly erased, returning to the purest Ethereal.

A very clean canvas.

With her modified body and exceptionally high mental Attributes, Su Luo has long since transcended the limitations of physiological sleep.

Then why does he sleep? Is he just going to do whatever he wants in his Dreamscape?

That's fine too...

Su Luo searched and learned a lot about Dreamscape, subconsciousness, and memory, and read several books on Illusion Arts and Dreamscape- related Skill Book, only to find them very difficult.

From a mystical perspective, Dreamscape are not merely physiological phenomena, but rather the domain of the "soul" and "consciousness," where they can even communicate with each other.

Dreamscape, the realm of the soul, the starry sea of consciousness.

The Skill Book even mentions the concept of a "Dream Plane" where the consciousness of intelligent beings intersects.

In the environment in which the creator of that Skill Book lived, to ensure that activities in Dreamscape would not lead to damage to the soul or loss of consciousness, or even attract terrifying beings from the shadows, Dreamscape might be linked to some strange and unknown realms.

They call it the "Dream Plane".

However, after Su Luo tried the methods in the book multiple times, he came to the conclusion that he could not sense any so-called "Dream Plane" in the Land of Darkness.

This thing probably doesn't even exist in the Land of Darkness.

So... does the great terror mentioned in the book exist in the Land of Darkness?

To minimize risks, Su Luo naturally wouldn't explore the realm of pure mysticism.

Therefore, Su Luo believes that the modern knowledge system's research on Dreamscape psychology and subconscious theory is very valuable, as he had already encountered some of the basics in college.

Of course, having gained the ability to practice and falsify, Su Luo also discovered that many theories were wrong.

It also involves neuroscience and the mechanisms of biological memory consolidation.

To effectively utilize Dreamscape learning, it's not enough to simply construct Dreamscape; one must also, conversely, fine-tune the "hardware" of one's interaction with Dreamscape.

Su Luo painstakingly constructed her Dreamscape, and even went so far as to modify her own body to better suit the memory mechanisms of her Dreamscape learning.

Su Luo had made some improvements with the help of the nanny, but it wasn't enough.

We'll leave this step for later; the conditions aren't right now. Let's work on the Dreamscape first.

With the initial theoretical preparations completed, Su Luo began her first practical exercise.

He attempted to format the underlying structure of the Dreamscape, following a pre-set path.

However, just as his consciousness reached a certain critical point, he felt as if he had stepped into thin air, and the entire "world" suddenly vanished.

The next moment, he found himself suspended in an absolute void. There was no up, down, left, or right, no passage of time, and he even lost the sense of physical reality. There was only a blurry white outline in the distance, which seemed to be a boundary or just a remnant of consciousness.

"Did I... get kicked out of my Dreamscape?"

Su Luo felt around her body, but couldn't feel anything; she felt a deep sense of powerlessness.

Why was I kicked out of the Dreamscape? Isn't this my own Dreamscape?

Su Luo tried to wake up, but found she couldn't.

Open the System Panel and start browsing Skill Book images to find information.

"Lost?"

Data shows that being lost usually falls into two categories: being immersed in the Illusion Realm woven by Dreamscape; or consciousness itself breaking away from the Dreamscape carrier, drifting in the gaps of Ethereal.

His current situation undoubtedly falls into the latter category.

In other words, Su Luo's physical body has now become a vegetable, and anyone can come and do lewd things to him.

"No wonder those ancient texts emphasize the need for a 'Dream Plane' as Anchor. Getting lost in a self-created Dreamscape, without external help, is almost equivalent to eternal slumber of consciousness."

Su Luo pondered for a moment, then a thought struck her.

I do not go to the mountain, but the mountain comes to me.

He regarded his own existence in this Ethereal as a coordinate, and then, with powerful and pure willpower, he issued a forced "summoning" to the Dreamscape space that originally belonged to him but was now disconnected.

The next moment, a strange sight occurred. The blurry white outline in the distance, as if pulled by invisible ropes, began to slowly move towards him, getting closer and closer, until finally, like warm amniotic fluid, it enveloped and swallowed him up again.

His Majesty the Supreme Emperor Su Luo returned to his faithful Dreamscape.

The rules of Dreamscape in the Land of Darkness are different from any of the theories he has learned. There is a deeper binding relationship between his consciousness and his own Dreamscape that transcends conventional spatial logic.

Although I don't know the underlying principle, it works for now, so that's fine.

Standing in the Ethereal she had constructed, Su Luo began to boldly implement her ideas...

"Kicked again?"

Su Luo was once again lost in Ethereal.

Modifying or interfering with Dreamscape can lead to a loss of direction.

Su Luo noted this down.

If you could freely control the content of your Dreamscape, you could build a magnificent world that is uniquely yours.

A shy and alluring demoness, a proud and beautiful golden-haired Knight, a white-haired deity high in the heavens...

A throne held aloft by millions, a hero bathed in boundless glory, a celestial emperor who feigns weakness to outwit his foes...

Everything he thought of came true; everything he desired was fulfilled.

You will be lost in endless desires, yet you will still exist in Dreamscape.

But if you step outside these virtualities and begin to interfere with the Dreamscape itself.

Then Dreamscape will be very sensitive, they will "squeeze" you out, and you will be lost in Ethereal, where everything is empty.

Don't try to manipulate Dreamscape!

Su Luo recorded it again, then controlled the Dreamscape to pick her up, and then played with it ruthlessly.

After repeatedly entering and exiting, and even consuming his lifespan to unlock his professional skills, Su Luo developed a very peculiar method.

Let's call it "Dream Programming" for now.

The first step is to construct a framework.

He focused his mind and began to draw up the blueprint of his Dreamscape.

With a wave of his hand, a vast, monotonous starry Starry Sky, dotted with scattered Stars, unfolded in the Ethereal.

In the center of the Starry Sky, a magnificent Library with a rigorous structure and distinct lines silently rises, and the classification and arrangement of each bookshelf inside strictly corresponds to the knowledge system he has mastered.

In the Starry Sky, each star corresponds to a book in the Library.

The Stars are few and far between.

This vast Starry Sky is still young, still desolate, still dim.

Su Luo looked forward to the day when the Heavenly Stars.