Dream Sheep

Author: Running Koala
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: The first original online fairy tale collection by an individual author, officially recommended to N types of readers:
1. Children experiencing confusing growth;
2. Adults who wish to return to their childhood;
3. People with beautiful childhood memories;
4. Those who regret their childhood;
5. Those interested in online original works;
6. Those who are tired and disappointed with the flood of online original works.
This Saturday morning, I cried a lot, so much that the cactus by the window had already given me an astonished look, and my fish must have been wondering why I didn’t sleep in, getting up at 7:00 to read a fairy tale called "Running Koala." I laughed and cried, tears filling my eyes until they finally overflowed.
- July, a netizen: Truly beautiful stories. The words are light and ethereal.
- enzo, a netizen: Everything in the fairy tale is so simple and pure. All things return to their original faces, and the complex world no longer confuses our eyes. The childlike words shake the memories we’ve long forgotten—the world of fairy tales helps us rediscover our lost innocence.
- From the "Pure Age" website, netizen Jiefang: The sky in the liberation area is clear, and Koala’s heart is like crystal.
- effi, a netizen: The author of the "e-spider series" is a child who wanders among adulthood, with a heart that never grows up. The "e-spider series" is written by a group of young fairy tale writers online. They use fairy tales to write about children, childhood, friendship, and love—genuine, lively, and moving, resonating strongly with readers of all ages (netizens). College students, young people just entering society, and urban white-collar workers especially love them. These authors have been writing fairy tales online for three or four years, and their works are loved by many netizens, each having their own fan groups. Their words flow from the heart—written not for rewards or fame, but simply because those who love fairy tales naturally express their emotions through them. No one had anticipated that so many people would love these stories. From their tales, those who haven’t grown up, those who are growing up, those who have grown up, and those who don’t want to grow up, all find a long-lost touch of their hearts.