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Takeru had always been skeptical about such technology. A college student with a fairly ordinary life, his interest in the app was more out of curiosity than necessity. He had stumbled upon it while browsing through a forum discussing the latest in sleep technology. For a guy who had trouble remembering his dreams, let alone controlling them, the idea seemed like science fiction.

Yet, driven by a mixture of curiosity and boredom, Takeru decided to download the app. The interface was surprisingly user-friendly, guiding him through a quick setup process that involved answering a series of questions about his interests and what he hoped to achieve with the app. The app then suggested a personalized avatar for his dream self, a character that bore an uncanny resemblance to him but with exaggerated features. -read saimin app de yumeno harem seikatsu chapter 1-

"Good morning, Takeru-kun," one of them said with a bow. "Welcome to your dream." Takeru had always been skeptical about such technology

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When Takeru opened his eyes, he found himself in a luxurious room that looked straight out of a high-end hotel suite. There were girls around him, all stunningly beautiful and attentive. They greeted him warmly, addressing him with familiar terms that made his heart skip a beat.

This was Takeru's introduction to a world he never knew existed - a world where dreams were not just passive experiences but a new reality to live, explore, and navigate. Little did he know, his life was about to take a dramatic turn.

The world had finally reached a point where technology seemed to know no bounds. From smartphones that could fold and unfold with a simple command, to artificial intelligence that could manage your daily life better than you could yourself, humanity had taken a giant leap into the future. Among these advancements, one peculiar app had caught Takeru's eye - an app that claimed to induce the most realistic and controllable lucid dreams one could ever imagine. Dubbed "Dream Weave," it promised users a chance to live out their fantasies in a world that was as real as their own.