At night, I dreamed that I was in a school, someone turned into a zombie, and I was chased. Later, I went into a place that looked like a toilet, but actually looked like a bathhouse. ...

I often have meaningless dreams, and I am often chased by people or snakes, monsters and ghosts. I didn't realize I was dreaming when I was dreaming, as if it were true! Seriously, sometimes it's quite thrilling. . Hey hey. . Sometimes I wake up feeling puzzled.

In fact, I don't think dreaming is always like what everyone says: think every day and dream at night. Because dreamers know that sometimes they don't think about those things at all during the day, but when they dream, they will run out by themselves. What is the explanation?

I think dreaming is chaotic and there is no order to follow. Some psychologists say that dreams reflect people's subconscious, but we are not psychologists, we just listen. Even psychologists have different opinions, and there is no unified statement.

I used to struggle with this problem like you, wondering if something was going to happen, or if my body was hinting something. Now, I don't care. I told myself that a dream is a dream, or it can be a world that belongs to me completely.

I regard it as an out-of-body experience in a novel. This is a wonderful experience, isn't it? Maybe you'll like it.