Arthur doesn't have a dream. All he wants is confidence for...anything. Beyond nightmares he endures while he sleeps, his life is a bad dream in itself.

Instead of facing life and accepting failures as mere steppingstones to a better situation, Arthur was desperate for a shortcut. By chance, he is introduced to a pill that will enable him to have full control over his dreams. After learning in his dream life, he strikes up a relationship with the woman he admires, secures a great job, and is on his way to everything he set out for in his actual life.

With all of his mental and literal dreams coming true, he must decide if the love he is feeling from opening himself up is empowering him to achieve new heights, or are the pills the cause of all his success? Can he be happy with what he wanted all along, or will his dreams evolve beyond control?