Crazy Psychologist

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I just want to ask, what is this? It's disgusting, you're causing trouble. Let's not talk about anything else. Let's just talk about the task. One billion people, huh, how many years will it take to solve it one by one in a day? And that Chu Sisi, hehe, the protagonist is so awesome, I wanted to punch him at the beginning. What did he do? Hey, she is pretty, right? Well, beautiful 😍, but is Mu Chun doing human affairs? Ha, forcefully giving out benefits. Yes, the behavior between the nurse and the patient is very normal. I feel like the protagonist is like a zz. Later, he goes on a blind date at night. There is a big beauty beside him. He doesn't want to leave Chu Shenming to interact with Chu Sisi. I'm convinced. Later, there was a man with trembling hands who came to treat the patient. Hehe, are you disabled? Chu Si thought again. He couldn't hold it with one hand and changed it from left to right. He held the patient tightly with both hands. Hehe, I admit, my mentality collapsed. The more nerve-wracking part is at the back, there is a chapter like this: Huh? Yes, Xiao Xigua, the theme of the charity walk she organized is [Walk a Million Steps for Mental Health]. It is said that the predecessor of this activity is [1MillionSteps4OCDWalk]. Why do I feel that this activity looks so familiar? "Chu Sisi's face suddenly turned pale, and she looked at Mu Chun with round eyes... Mu Chun also noticed the terrifying gaze coming from the other side of the table, and even Hu Peng felt the strange aura emanating from Dr. Chu. Murderous aura, murderous aura!? Hu Peng originally came to seek comfort, but he didn't expect to be caught in a murderous attack~~~~? Why is Dr. Chu looking at me like this?" Mu Chun asked timidly. "You really don't know about that activity?" Chu Sisi asked back. Muchun shook his head, super innocent, like an innocent little beaver. Do you really have no impression of this event at all? "Mu Chun froze on the spot and slowly took his legs off the table. "I really don't know. "It doesn't feel like I heard it somewhere before?" "Chu Sisi's voice was a little hoarse, and her white white coat looked increasingly bright and dazzling. Hu Peng couldn't help but retreated, almost retreating outside the door of the Department of Mind and Body. "Should I really have heard that? "Forget it, pretend I didn't say that." Chu Sisi put away the pen, put the small notebook back into the pocket of her white coat, stood up and turned to leave the clinic. Hu Peng felt as if there was a trace of warmth on the back of his hand, as if water was floating on the back of his hand. Is Dr. Chu crying? "Hey, Doctor Chu, Chu..." Hu Peng kindly wanted to comfort Chu Sisi, but he didn't know what to say. Chu Sisi lowered her head and walked past him, opened the door and walked into the treatment room opposite. When Hu Peng saw Mu Chun again, he saw Mu Chun beating his legs and kept shouting, "Oh, my legs are numb, my legs are numb. Fortunately, she didn't hit me just now. Why did I think she was going to hit me. Ha, I'm really convinced. Is this a concern? Ha!" To be honest, I hope I never understand this book, mdzz, 581 comments, 1258 book friends, 8.5 Rating, it's because only 70 people reviewed it, I'm convinced.

Is there a female protagonist? QwQ.

This book felt strange to me. It felt like the dialogue between the characters was intermittent, and the progress of the story also felt intermittent. There was no transition between the characters and their stories, and the transitions were very abrupt.

And I discovered this book. For some reason, it reminded me of the first masterpiece I read as a child, One Hundred Years of Solitude. I won't mention the content of this book, but the sense of absurdity and reality has actually been incorporated into it. There is no doubt that this is a good book.

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