For the third dream, Chen Yi became a powerhouse comparable to the Game World.
Time, space, and rules appeared as clear to Chen Yi as the lines on his palm.
As long as Chen Yi wished it, he could manipulate time at will.
As long as Chen Yi wished it, he could even create an entire world at will.
But this time, before the power of dreams could become inert, Chen Yi awakened from the dream.
It was too false. Chen Yi had never experienced that realm, and by a mage's instinct, he wanted to consider how it could be achieved.
Although Chen Yi had relaxed his resistance, the dream still shattered directly.
This time, Chen Yi spent more than a month before emerging from the dream.
The fourth dream, the fifth dream... the ninth dream.
Chen Yi experienced many things in his dreams, sights he had never experienced as a mage.
It could be said that they greatly made up for Chen Yi's regrets.
You might say that this was false, merely an evolution based on what Chen Yi knew.
But what was false?
And what was real?
Chen Yi, who wielded the True-False Authority, understood this more thoroughly than anyone else.
What the heart believed was real; what the heart doubted was false.
Countless people had been troubled their entire lives by things they could not obtain, but were those things in their hearts truly as they imagined them to be?
After every dream, Chen Yi would slowly cleanse his heart and cleanse his spirit.
Yet only the first dream had taken the longest to escape.
By the ninth time, he had emerged in less than half an hour.
Chen Yi knew that dreaming no longer had much effect on him.
Then he would begin the Calamity Tribulation