This isn't a city, but a village?
What does that mean?
This is the first clue and the most crucial one, yet it is this very sentence that Yu Liang found most incomprehensible.
A "city" refers to areas with larger populations and more prosperous economic development, while a village is the opposite, with fewer people and an underdeveloped, dispersed economy.
Considering the development status of Cyber City, one couldn't possibly categorize it as a village, right?
Or could it be that the terms "city" and "village" here signify something else?
As for the following words, they are somewhat chaotic.
The village is real, and so is the Ghost Man, but the Ghost Man is a dream, a creature of fantasy.
Between the real and the false, Yu Liang currently lacked too much information to make a judgement.
However, he was quite familiar with dreams. In the third Instance, he had already experienced Dreamland and knew how to deal with such a dream.
Right, the "Wake" character charm.
