In folk legends, Pillow Demons were considered a relatively young type.
In ancient times, only wealthy families could afford pillows. Poor people simply made do lying on beds of straw, with no spare resources to fuss over pillows.
Even the pillows used by the rich were often wooden, and sleeping on them for too long made one's head ache.
Pillow Demons were monsters born from the pillows used by the unmarried young ladies of wealthy households.
In ancient times, feudal ethics were extremely strict. The daughters of prominent families were often genuinely sheltered and ignorant of worldly affairs. Thus, Pillow Demons were tools used to satisfy young girls' budding desires. In certain five-yuan plots that could not be described in detail, bedroom pillows often became important characters as well. Over time, rumors like these came into being.
But in Lu Ban's eyes, a Pillow Demon was really just a contaminated pillow.
His hand rested on the pillow. The slightly heaving, breathing pillow immediately became like a cat caught doing something naughty—trembling in fear and not daring to move at all.
Then, the pages spread open.
A soft pillow. Simply lie on it, and you can enjoy comfortable sleep.
It possesses the power to control dreams. It will definitely give you a rather pleasurable dream.
Use it with caution, or you may become mentally and physically exhausted, and die from sexual overindulgence.
"Looks like that's what it is."
Unlike the television from before, which relied on absorbing fear to fill its belly, this pillow survived on the desires born from the fantasies of the people lying on it.
Or rather, human emotions could all serve as nourishment for these strange objects.
Whether pain, fear, sorrow, happiness, or pleasure.
"Emotions arise from external stimuli. In a sense, they are also the result