Excuse me, if you can predict dreams, will you believe what you dream? Except me, copying for help and answering irrelevant questions and plagiarism are not allowed.

I am a dreamer, and I can predict dreams. . . . In fact, dreams that have been realized are generally called prophetic dreams, and those that have not been realized are just ordinary dreams (maybe I have basically had all kinds of dreams, so the feeling of not being realized is too common).

As for whether I believe in the "real scene" in my dream, I distinguish the dream according to my own experience and then choose whether to believe it or not.

Credible dream 1 is a very short dream. I basically didn't walk around in my dream. I just stood in one place and saw the scene in my dream: "For example, standing on a street I have never seen before and looking at the surrounding buildings, which are not beyond the common sense of reality." Usually it will come true, but it may be many years later, in a city where I went for the first time, I saw the street in my dream. By the way, I have a good memory. I remember what happened when I was one year old and hundreds of interesting dreams I had in a few years. )

2 boring life plot dreams, such as going to work for a meeting, picking up the pen that I just lost with a classmate after school.

But they have one characteristic. It's not until something happens that you realize that you saw it in your dream, just as you didn't realize you were dreaming a second before you woke up.

Other dreams are useless.