This is a locked chapterChapter 104, Act 64: I Am Not Wanye (Part 3)
About This Chapter
In this short scene, the young man named "little shizi" converses with "the corpse lord" . The young man explains that he and the corpse lord have entered a "dream" and that the dream is "just a dream" but that he did not create them. He explains that his name is zheng and that he is from the food industry, the sports world, the magic world, and the black widow from the game world. He says that his master calls him little shizi because he has entered a dream. He adds that he has seen the picture of the corpse passed on to him in qianji, the sage of mortal law. He also says that the poop is flying out of the pavilion and that it would be great if he could remember all of it when waking up so that he could go back and see it again. He wonders if this place is just a photo of a wall, but his master says that all the dreams in this place are rooted in "the important realities" of the moment. This place is "the cause and effect" of all the people who want to fight the undead, he says, but he cannot understand why the photo of the wall is called a "wanye mirage" and not a "photo of the future." He wonders what effect it will have on posterity, and wonders if people will have faith in "god" to gain courage and strength.
This is a locked chapterChapter 104, Act 64: I Am Not Wanye (Part 3)
About This Chapter
In this short scene, the young man named "little shizi" converses with "the corpse lord" . The young man explains that he and the corpse lord have entered a "dream" and that the dream is "just a dream" but that he did not create them. He explains that his name is zheng and that he is from the food industry, the sports world, the magic world, and the black widow from the game world. He says that his master calls him little shizi because he has entered a dream. He adds that he has seen the picture of the corpse passed on to him in qianji, the sage of mortal law. He also says that the poop is flying out of the pavilion and that it would be great if he could remember all of it when waking up so that he could go back and see it again. He wonders if this place is just a photo of a wall, but his master says that all the dreams in this place are rooted in "the important realities" of the moment. This place is "the cause and effect" of all the people who want to fight the undead, he says, but he cannot understand why the photo of the wall is called a "wanye mirage" and not a "photo of the future." He wonders what effect it will have on posterity, and wonders if people will have faith in "god" to gain courage and strength.