Will someone become addicted to the dreamscape and be unwilling to return to reality?
The answer is undoubtedly yes.
In a dream, I can eat whatever I want, buy whatever I wish for, and I don't have to face the extreme cold and hardship of the real world. Who wouldn't want to stay in this 'new world' of dreams?
Yet Perfikot possesses astounding self-control, and the difficulties she's faced have long numbed her to them. Because she deeply understands that if reality can't be saved, then no matter how beautiful the dream is, it's false; once you wake up from the dream, everything disappears.
So rather than creating a false dreamscape, it's better to strive to solve the problems of the real world, so that one day it can return to the way it was before the apocalypse.
However, as the two walked down the street, the old butler noticed that some people weren't in a dazed state. Instead, much like in the real world, they maintained their work and life.
