Mo Qiong had indeed fallen asleep. The Dream Corridor's ability had drawn him into an incredibly realistic dream world.
And then there was no "then."
He casually chose a place in the dream as his Landing Point. The air exhaled by his sleeping body in reality shot into the dream.
The Bed God's ability was not one that trapped people in dreams. This was merely an ordinary dream, only used to record memories through this method.
In the past, people had to dream for at least an hour because only after acting out an hour of past memories in the dream would they suddenly realize they were dreaming. After that, they could freely alter the dream, choose a period of time, and act out any scene from their lives. They could even act out their entire lives if they wanted.
After that, dream time and reality became asymmetrical. Even if someone reviewed their entire life in the dream, their sleep in reality would not exceed eight hours.
Of course, they could also choose not to continue, ending the dream and waking up.
In other words, ordinary people first had an hour of memories randomly sealed away before they could awaken.
Mo Qiong, however, was an oddity. Back when he first acquired the Deep Diver Effect and was tormented by the Nightmare Sculpture, he had already discovered that he could break out of dreams.
A dream was a fabricated world, a nonmaterial world.
He forcibly shot real matter inside. It was like shooting air into a computer game world—the world constructed from virtual data would collapse outright.
During the dazed phase when he first entered a dream, he would unconsciously shoot air inside, thereby breaking the dream and awakening.
It was somewhat like waking from a nightmare. In reality, this trait