On August 1st, The Big Dream Master was officially launched. Wangyu is extremely grateful to all the book friends for their strong support. Without everyone’s continued encouragement and encouragement, the book The Big Dream Master might not have come out.
When I was a child, like thousands of Chinese children, my favorite was "Journey to the West". This book can be called the first full-length book about gods and demons in ancient China. Tang Monk and his disciples went to the West to obtain Buddhist scriptures, and Tang Monk and his disciples experienced ninety-nine and eighty-one hardships... Those colorful stories are simply irresistible.
At that time, I went to bed early at night, and I would even look at it under the quilt with a flashlight. I didn’t care at all whether Tang Monk got the sutra or not. On the contrary, I was extremely fascinated by the story of Sun Wukong in Journey to the West who defeated demons along the way.
Perhaps it is due to my experiences when I was young, or maybe "Journey to the West" has already planted a seed in my subconscious. Since I wrote the book, I have often thought about it, if I have the opportunity in the future. If you want to write about this kind of subject, you must write a different Journey to the West.
The book "The Great Dreamer" can be regarded as an alternative to Journey to the West. The whole story contains some familiar plots of Journey to the West, as well as some expanded stories and plots in the context of Journey to the West, and even There may be some more monsters and monsters that did not appear in Journey to the West.
Of course, the most interesting thing is the protagonist Shen Luo who is tortured by dreams. Are those strange and wonderful dreams reality or illusion? Does everything in the dream really happen? and appear?
Dreams have existed since the birth of mankind. This ancient physiological phenomenon was often considered to be an omen related to the future in distant ancient times. Those warm, frightening, sweet, and chaotic dreams once made many ancient people confused and uneasy.
Since Zhuang Zhou dreamed of butterflies, ancient Chinese have always had a deep respect for dreams. In addition to a large number of poems about dreams, many ancient legends also use dreams as the theme, such as the famous Four Dreams of Linchuan .
The book "The Great Dreamer" is a fairy tale in which a journey to the West and a story in a dream are intertwined. I believe that this unique innovation and concept will surely refresh and inspire book lovers. Interested.
Okay, no more nonsense! A new book will be released tomorrow, with five chapters updated in a row. I hope fellow Taoists will support Wang Yu’s "The Great Dream Lord"! ! !
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