Minamoto Tamako endured eight hours in Heart Acupoint, and Fushimi Roku did the same—if he ignored the pain in his limbs, he actually found this dreamscape bearable. All he had to do was turn in assignments on time, obey, not be picky about food, and not intervene during arguments; as long as he did this, Kujo Yua wouldn't go berserk.
Surviving was too easy.
But the question was: how do you wake up?
Fushimi Roku was confounded, thinking the crux of the problem might lie with little Tamako. The thing on her head wasn't a health bar, because it rose when Tamako was happy—it might be something like an emotional value.
What would happen if the emotional value ran out?
Could it be that he just needed to deplete little Tamako's emotional value, causing this nightmare to shatter, and then he'd wake up?
Fushimi Roku thought it was worth trying, considering he didn't have any other options—he had to treat the dead horse as though it were alive.
