Chapter 5

Chapter 5

In the dream, Jiang Wei was sitting in a sun-drenched library, focused on her studies.

She was by a window where the sheer curtains fluttered in the breeze.

As she turned a page, her expression suddenly shifted.

The bullet screen provided commentary right on cue:

“The plot point I’ve been waiting for is finally here! Xie Xuan has entered the female lead’s dream!”

“I have to say, Xie Xuan’s ability is just too perfect for getting laid. He spends every day with her in these dreams, lost in their own little world.”

“No matter how nasty he is to her face during the day, he still ends up acting like her dog in the dreams.”

“The female lead has no idea her dreams are being invaded; she actually thinks she’s falling in love with him.”

I watched with my own eyes as Xie Xuan walked in and pinned Jiang Wei against the window pane.

He leaned into her ear and whispered, “Look down.”

“Your classmates and friends are all down there. If they just look up, they’ll see you being-AAAGH!!”

Xie Xuan let out a shrill, pathetic scream like a slaughtered pig.

The Jiang Wei he had pinned in his arms had suddenly transformed into a rotting corpse.

Her cheeks were ulcerated and oozing pus, and chunks of putrid flesh were sloughing off her body, emitting a nauseating stench.

Xie Xuan scrambled back in terror, but the corpse followed him like a shadow.

“Don’t you want to kiss me? Don’t you want to sleep with me? Come here…”

I grinned eerily, baring a mouth of jagged, missing teeth with maggots writhing in and out of the gums.

Xie Xuan doubled over, retching uncontrollably.

Finally, he scrambled away, literally crawling out of Jiang Wei’s dream.

The bullet screen was losing its mind.

“What’s going on? I wanted to see the leads getting it on!”

“That corpse is way too terrifying! Mommy, I want to go home!”

“Heh, can I just say? Seeing that trash Xie Xuan get scared like that is actually pretty satisfying. Brainwashing the female lead through wet dreams is disgusting.”

“Can the hater upstairs just get lost?”

I didn’t leave. I stood where I was and turned around.

The polished glass of the window reflected my current appearance.

I suddenly felt a wave of dejection.

I had actually dressed up specifically to see my daughter.

In the end, it was all for nothing.