Chapter 89: God's Dream

Chen Yi found himself in the midst of profound darkness.

His consciousness had not yet awakened and was still in decline.

But this did not mean that God could not dream.

In his dreams, Chen Yi's thoughts were sometimes lucid, sometimes chaotic.

The dream was filled with darkness, an absolute serene and tranquil darkness.

Around him, there was only Chen Yi as a source of light.

Amidst this dark dreamscape, Chen Yi enjoyed the silence of solitude.

In his solitude, waves of memory would often surge forth.

Chen Yi recalled more memories from his time as a human being.

He remembered that his original name was Chen Yi, not Chen Yi, derived from an amusing misunderstanding.

When Chen Yi was alone, he would often bow his head in contemplation, reflecting on those memories of his time as a human.

The past self had been indifferent to his own life,

which now seemed utterly intriguing when he looked back.