Seizing Dreams: Duo Meng (Novel) Vol. 2

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Fei Tian Ye Xiang

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A RIVER OF REGRET

Yu Hao never expected to spend the Lunar New Year with Zhou Sheng, much less return with him to his hometown. But beneath the promise of a happy holiday lies a painful family life—and clues that make Yu Hao wonder if Zhou Sheng might really be the heroic General who saved him from the brink.

Back on campus, the two fall into an uneasy push and pull: Yu Hao worries their friendship will affect Zhou Sheng’s reputation, while Zhou Sheng charges ahead, seemingly unconcerned with what anyone thinks. Neither is prepared when tragedy strikes Chen Yekai’s mentor, setting off a chain of events that threatens to tear Chen Yekai apart. As his darkest secrets emerge, Yu Hao and the General plunge into the chaotic jungle of Chen Yekai’s dream realm, hoping to save him from himself.

But even if they triumph…will it be enough to stop what’s waiting in the waking world?

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From the author of Legend of Exorcism: Tianbao Fuyao Lu and Joyful Reunion, comes a brand-new danmei/Boys’ Love novel about a young man pulled into a dangerous dreamscape and the knight of his dreams.

Yu Hao has always lived on the margins: poor, closeted, shunned by those around him. When a stolen watch inexplicably appears in his backpack, the accusation threatens his future and extinguishes what little hope he has left. Desperate, he turns to death as escape…only to awaken in a realm where dreams become battlefields.

There, Yu Hao meets the General, a knight who drags him back from despair. Night after night, they fight through the figments of Yu Hao’s unconscious mind, discovering strength he never knew he had. Each victory ripples into the waking world, where Yu Hao discovers unexpected allies, like his compassionate instructor, Chen Yekai, and his fiery classmate, Zhou Sheng.

But Yu Hao isn’t the only one on the brink. Others are trapped in thorny battles in their own strange realms, and he can’t ignore them—or the growing attraction he feels for the dashing General, who seems far too real to be just a dream.