There was only one thing Su Bai was certain of now-
At some point, without realizing it, he had entered the Nightmare World, and even a nightmare game.
From the moment he opened his eyes, something had been terribly wrong with Su Bai's memory. He seemed to have forgotten everything about the Nightmare World, genuinely believing that he was just an ordinary high school senior preparing for his exams, with a gentle, healthy mother and a successful older brother.
At the time, every inch of Su Bai, down to his pores, had sensed that something was wrong. But it was as though a lock had been placed on his mind. Whenever he suspected anything, his head would feel ready to split, and then he would be unable to remember a thing.
It was not until Su Bai saw that bowl of wontons that an emotion far stronger and more overwhelming than anything before surged through him.
That alone probably would not have been enough to shake the lock on Su Bai's mind. But as that emotion fought with all its strength to break through its shackles, a burning sensation suddenly flared in his left palm. In that instant, the shackles in his mind were shaken loose, and hidden memories of reality flooded back.
At that moment, Su Bai, who had not eaten his mother's handmade wontons in over ten years across his previous life and this one, regained his memories and could not help shedding a tear. He had already remembered the Nightmare World and the nightmare game, the Vengeful Ghost Puzzle, the Mist Shop, his mother, who spent most of her time asleep but occasionally regained consciousness, and his older brother Su Xuan, who had abandoned him and their mother and never returned.
After struggling in the Nightmare World