At midnight, Qin Hao fell asleep.
However, his sleep wasn't very deep, and any slight sound could wake him up.
For instance, a bird chirping three hundred meters away could easily disturb Qin Hao if he noticed it.
He felt quite helpless but could only endure it silently.
After waking and sleeping repeatedly many times, Qin Hao's energy finally reached its limit.
When he fell asleep again, he entered a deep sleep completely.
Uncertain how long he slept.
In a haze, Qin Hao felt something pressing against his body.
Startled, Qin Hao tried to open his eyes but peculiarly found that his eyes seemed weighed down by lead blocks, unable to open.
His body seemed also treated with some evil technique, completely immobile.
This state where he couldn't speak, open his eyes, or move was much like what was described as sleep paralysis in books.
Qin Hao was a bit frightened.
Unfortunately, under the influence of the anesthetic, he couldn't do anything.
