Royal Psychologist

There are spoilers, so be careful. This is one of the most depressing stories I have ever read, in the top three. Repression is not torture, it is blockage, and there is almost no release. After reading it, I was very impressed and it was considered amazing. Friends can give it a try. At the beginning, a conspiracy brought the heroine and her family into the palace. After various plots, twists and turns, jumping back and forth between hope and despair, the heroine and her family escaped from the palace in the end. Is the loop closed?~ The plots, including healing and rescuing people, love and hatred, plotting, etc., Are quite depressing. Each of them will have or be accompanied by a disappointing result: some patients will get better during the treatment, but the patient will still die in the end. It is not clear whether that is misery or relief. In some cases, love gradually turns sour and forms shackles, and the beauty of the past is actually the cage of today. In some cases, power's plans finally succeed, only to be trapped by them. In short, the best ending is to return to the starting point. The whole article is finished, it feels like a wasted effort. I was so confused... Well, later I read the author's definition of "feeling" and finally understood: the feeling of feeling good for us ordinary people is dopamine, while the feeling of feeling good for the author is probably endorphins. There is a big difference. But this is not a strong female essay either. The heroine was beaten and struggled all the way, resisting with the intelligence and forbearance of ordinary people, and with the tough mind of a psychologist, she kept fighting and fought repeatedly, until she couldn't stand anymore and begged for death, and was let go by the men who had been obsessed with her. That's right, he let him go, not that he successfully counterattacked. So I felt like this was an abusive article. 1. There is no moment in the whole text where the protagonist can dominate his own destiny. They are always in the control of others. It's like a person had a difficult and long nightmare, almost died in this dream, and finally woke up, there was no joy, only a return to peace. There is no reaching the top to control your destiny, no beautiful man in your arms or gold and silver mountains, no success, only getting back to an ordinary life. But just like that, it consumed all the energy. 2. The article connects one sad and bleak life to another, and I can hardly find a point of release. Lin Jieyu's death was too light to make people happy. The death of the imperial concubine - her choice was so reasonable that it made people unable to vent. The cause of Queen Zhen's death was so disgusting that she was even more angry and hated. And the outcome that cannot be changed will only make people aware of their own weakness. The fate that cannot be overcome is like a giant wheel running over the heart, making it even more blocked. Only when Shi Shiyi was lying on the carriage reading the letter with injuries all over his body, and when I realized that it was finally possible for someone to escape from this shackles, did I see a little hope, and could I really cry and be released. Otherwise, I would be depressed after reading this novel. 3. Follow the protagonist's perspective and see that the world is almost filled with endurance and struggle. It feels like: She can discover a new annoying point in the world every day, and clearly understand the reason for their existence; and then insist on finding a good point every day to remind herself that the world is okay and can be changed. Or she uses her psychological knowledge to regulate her emotions and relieve pain and despair when she is in pain. Just like the man mentioned in the article who pushes stones day after day, in vain. Although the article also mentions a theory that the "man pushing the stone" can also be the happiest person, the perception from the heroine's perspective is more like that of the futile person. She tried in vain to remain a bystander in this world, in vain to seek understanding, in vain to save the patient, in vain to save herself, in vain to die, and finally the whirlpool of fate stopped playing, and she raised her hand compassionately and let her go. And almost everything she did based on her personal free will was in vain. I have never seen such a sadistic perspective of the protagonist. I often think that if she had been willing to join this world and become more deeply involved with it, maybe there would have been a different ending. For example, as soon as Queen Zhen died, she went to kill Lord Hengyuan. But her perception of her identity is different. She is a psychologist, and she faces patients or this sick world. Therefore, she spontaneously remained on the sidelines. I've never seen this type of abuse. Everyone else is a bastard, and the fate of the protagonists is caused by a combination of circumstances. The protagonists fail to get what they want or torture each other. At least, in the process of the protagonists abusing each other, they gained something, such as getting revenge, such as causing a big misunderstanding. But this article, I don't misunderstand you, it's not bloody. It just makes the protagonist struggle from beginning to end, and it's all in vain. This is really unprecedented. But none of this affects my love for The Psychologist. This is a good article. The tense start at the beginning is curious, but the concubine's slow treatment makes people anxious. I really want to think about it, if the imperial concubine should give Qu Xiu and the old lady a good beating, get rid of them first, and then realize that "if you don't want to be an imperial concubine, you can consider becoming a dowager". However, the plot gradually made me understand that it is not enough to simply tell the patient "You go and do this" or "You do this and that", because she may not listen at all. Her core collapsed, just like you said to a pile of electrolyzed hydrogen and oxygen, "Go, rush towards the sea, like a decent river." That is simply an impossible task. The article introduces that the treatment of mental illness is such a long process. You must first build a connection with the patient, then gain trust, and then slowly get to the core of the condition, and then sort out and find a solution or improvement method. It took a long time just to build the connection. Instead, it made me slowly calm down and sink in. So much so that I had such a long list of emotions after reading it, sorry for that.

The male and female protagonists of this article are not biological brothers and sisters, neither in body nor soul; they each have their own life experience, and there will be no orthopedic plot in the whole article. Before the life experience is revealed, the male and female protagonists will not develop emotionally - not only behaviorally, but also psychologically. They just support each other so that the Bai family will not be destroyed in the court struggle. And Fourteen is a very important partner, but there will be no sparks of love with the heroine _(:з∠)_ (I apologize to the Fourteenth Party. In order to avoid misunderstandings, I wrote this explanation. Thank you to every reader who likes this book.

I don't believe you can't post pictures yet?

The author's writing style is very good, and what's even more valuable is that he has his own thoughts. It can be seen that the author has read a lot of books and thought about it carefully. He should also have a medical background. The most important thing is that it is finally no longer like those popular online articles, where women either aspire to be princesses or queens, or special forces come up and fight one for a thousand, or all kinds of gold-fingered losers counterattack, and men want to kill God and be the best in the world, and charm the beauties in the world. In short, all kinds of surreal and illogical. The biggest problem with time-travel novels is that the characters' ideas should not exceed the limitations of the society of the time. The description here is very reasonable. Therefore, I think it is extremely unreasonable for those time-travelers to make various emperors and princes obsessed with them. This is right. Only with the same values ​​​​are the most likely to understand each other and be together. The author's writing style is very delicate, and his writing is also very realistic and reasonable. But this advantage is also a disadvantage in the current environment. The vast majority of people enjoy reading online articles and pictures. Such in-depth thinking and the powerlessness of ordinary people facing reality. To put it bluntly, it is a plot that cannot kill everyone. It is destined not to be liked by most readers today. It is too literary. But I hope the author can persist, please keep it up. I am very interested in psychology and this book inspired me a lot. In the waves of history, we are all the most inconspicuous ordinary people, but we must strive to be thoughtful ordinary people and do meaningful things.

Bai Ling was afraid when she lived in a strange age with a young body. She didn't know how to survive, but she had Bai Yi. Bai Ling and Bai Yi were both special beings to each other. They were from the same origin and were close friends. They understood each other and cherished each other. They stumbled on the road of life and supported each other. They listened to each other's voices devoutly and then put forward their opinions gently. They cleared the fog during communication and got out of the depression. They became an inseparable part of each other as they grew up. As for Chen Yicong, I feel sad watching him grow step by step. The prince many years ago was pure and passionate. He would be affected by the girl he liked, blushing, shy, excited and happy. Thinking about it now, it seems that he is still the young boy he met for the first time. He told Bo Ling freely and easily that he was a guard, and communicated with Bo Ling time and time again. The young man was always beautiful and fascinating. He played with friends without restraint. He blushed with excitement when he gave a peace charm to a girl. He also shot Emperor Jianxi's crocodile in public for her. The young man's heroic spirit left a deep impression on me at this moment. The process was tortuous, and Prince Gong ascended to the throne. Everyone has their own pride. Prince Gong is just an ordinary person. In real life, few people can bear such great pressure to bear a burden, but his behavior of letting Zhen be buried is consistent with his actions. It still chills me. Zhen is the gentlest woman I have ever seen. Even though she also has a decisive side, she always sees everything clearly. Even if she is reluctant to give up, she still agrees to Bai Ling to let her go free. She also teaches the prince carefully. It was such a woman who finally died in the palace, just like the imperial concubine. At first, she thought that the empress would slowly recover under Boling's treatment, but in the end she jumped off the wall with her child in her arms. How much courage does it take to face death to make them make such a choice, or maybe the gears of fate are too terrible. His mother passed away, Grandpa Huang left, and his father also passed away. He was only a boy, only a teenager. He wanted to shoulder the responsibility of the entire country and keep the promise he made with Grandpa Huang. Chen Yicong can only grow up. When he ascends to the throne, he is destined not to go back to the past. He has to remain skeptical and calm, come up with solutions to problems, pay attention to the country, and have to do a lot. So much so that it is impossible for his friends to treat him as they used to. There will always be a distinction between emperor and minister between him and his former friends. As one of Chen Yicong's friends said, if Chen Yicong is dissatisfied, his nine tribes can be implicated. Another good friend once said to Chen Yicong, if one day I am a minister and you are the king, don't be an emperor like Emperor Jianxi. But Chen Yicong was affected after all. The former high-spirited, young and innocent prince forced the girl he liked to stay by his side by threatening her with house arrest. Perhaps this was because as a person with great power, she was obsessed with the people and things she loved. He did not understand that the best love is to let go, and he forgot what Mrs. Zhen had said to him at the beginning. So he will pay for his actions. As an emperor, maybe this is normal. He did not ask about the minister's memorial regarding Boling's treatment. With a wave of his hand, the order was issued. I always think, if he really likes Bo Ling, shouldn't he be like this? What he approves determines the life of the girl he likes. After that, he didn't listen to the news about Bo Ling. He actually ordered her to ignore her after learning that she was in a brothel because of something. Is it so easy for a person to let go of feelings? Or maybe it's just obsession. Until the end, he came to ask for Bo Ling's forgiveness, but how could the wounds he had suffered be healed with just a word of forgiveness? Bo Ling was right, he deserved the remaining pain. If it hadn't been for Chen Yicong's repeated obstruction, Bo Ling and Bai Yi's family would have lived the life they wanted. I don't know if anyone thinks Chen Yicong is pitiful. If Bo Ling treats him better and stays with him, everyone will be happy. But liking this thing is uncontrollable. Does Bai Ling still pretend to be ambiguous when he clearly doesn't like Chen Yicong? This is like a person who was alone at first, and suddenly someone said that he likes you and wants to be with you, and his friends also said something like this. This person suddenly has I agreed when I was expecting, but I feel uncomfortable during the relationship. I can't say disgusting words, I have no feelings for the other person, getting along with each other is getting more and more boring, and I want to break up but don't know how to say it. Isn't this a kind of torture for the other person? It is meaningful to go in both directions. If I want to say whose farewell makes me the saddest, it is Wei Shishi. Fourteen is the person who has always been by Boling's side. He knows a lot about her and understands her. The two of them often talk to each other. I personally think that Fourteen is a calm and gentle person without knowing it. In my heart, this kind of person is like my salvation. I thought he would always be by Boling's side. When I saw Wei I was a little sad when Ying took Fourteen away. I didn't know if they would meet again or break up. I was shocked when I saw Fourteen crying. Ah, this is Fourteen. What's wrong with him? Why is he crying? It's like a cold person suddenly showing his vulnerability. I don't want to see Fourteen sad. When I was in the military camp, I saw Boyi and Boling waiting for Fourteen's decision. I felt so sad when I saw Boling gently asking if he could make it in a day or two. Fourteen finally chose the life he longed for. Although he respected his choice, he was still inevitably sad. Look, even Fourteen was separated from Boling. People must part ways after all. I don't know what life will be like after the age of fourteen. I just hope that he can live a smooth life. He is a character who makes me feel soft and sad just thinking about him. I don't know when my salvation will come. Everyone is just a passer-by in other people's lives, like Qinglian, Niannian, Li Yiru, Mucheng, the former Chu Pozi, those deer hunters, the red-haired girl, Princess Yikang, Qiu Shi and his Master Huang, and many more, including the lively and impatient man back then. Baoyuan's sister was so embarrassed that she was wasted, and Bo Ling's self-deprecation also chilled me, "You are poor, I am a prostitute, you live in poverty, so I am humble?" Time is a cruel thing, it has worn away the edges of many people, and it is unknown how the gears of fate are arranged. The three brothers who were sworn to Jinlan were separated just like that, and the fourteen who depended on each other for life and death were still separated. The imperial concubine who was treated carefully still jumped off the city wall, wandering around in the end, but she was still alone. All in all, the distinctions in the book are very natural and realistic, and the character transformations are also foreshadowed. No one is always black, and no one is always white, like Chen Yicong, Yuan Zhen, and Bao Yuan. It's very immersive, very good, I like it very much. This is the first time I have expressed many opinions. I like this book very much. There are ups and downs, some combinations and some disagreements. These are the normal conditions of life, but I still feel sad when reading it. Now that the main text is finished, I can't explain how I feel. I remember a sentence, which roughly means that the end of the novel does not mean the end of the story, but we can only accompany them here. I hope that in another time and space, they will still be together often, drinking with Shi Shi and playing with Nian Nian, just like the saying "If life is only like the first meeting" I really like the philosophical words and vivid little stories in it. I can see that the author spent a lot of effort to find and organize it. Like me, I like a person who is not disgusted to persuade me with reason, not criticism. Just like Bai Yi, just like Shi Shi, I also hope to have salvation. I send these words to you all Death is inevitable for us and those we love; Everyone has the freedom to choose their own lifestyle; People are always alone; And, life has no obvious meaning...

In fact, I don't quite understand why this book is so popular, but now that I've read it, I think it's worth reading. It showed me the emotion. Two lonely souls from another world are thrown into an ancient era that does not exist in history. What makes them lonely is that they have many different thoughts and concepts. They are quite independent from the world. Everyone is intoxicated by the bitterness and helplessness of being alone, but they are also excited by their own thoughts and actions. As mentioned in the book, what I learned at first was cold history. Later, when I grew up, I realized that these histories were personally experienced by our ancestors, and only then did I see history as more real. The specific words are not like this, but the general idea is. When I read this book, I didn't know how many times I cried and laughed because of it. I thought it was quite fat when I first read it, but now that I've finished reading it, I still have more to say. I really like the direct communication between Bo Ling and Bo Yi, like a spiritual dialogue, I hope it is a poem, a ballad, or a scene from a movie quoted in the book. "Maybe everyone can be Shawshank, but no one can be Andy." Every quotation feels appropriate to me, as if complex and unspeakable emotions are answered in the quoted story. This book is no longer just a story about a little lark, it is more like the exchange of modern thoughts and ancient thoughts, like the blending of reality and illusion, like the blending of spirit and matter. Sometimes I often wonder, is this world idealistic or material? I also thought of Berlin's soft tears when she thought of the old man and the sea. She was thinking that the thousand-year civilization was imprinted in her mind. It was these spirits that made her feel that she was not alone. She drew strength from them and used them to survive. The feudal era was not gentle to women. When Princess Zhen passed away, I felt sorry for her. As the author explained, she was already a perfect ancient woman, but it still ended in a tragic way. It seems that the women in this book all fought against their fate like moths flying into the flames regardless of their own safety. It seems that the ending is sad. Such desperate behavior always reminds me of that thorn bird, letting the thorns pierce the heart and throat, letting the blood flow out, and letting myself sing the last sound of my soul. I saw this light of unremitting efforts in Berlin. Not only Bai Ling, but also the Qu family, the Zhen family, the Queen Mother... As a woman, I am also worried about them. I am nervous, worried and distressed for them. I am also moved, admired, surprised and pleasantly surprised. How should I put it? It's probably... As expected of you? Really, worthy of you.

Fourteen is really super gentle and warm! "As long as I'm here, no one can take you away." (I can't remember the original text ) I really like the interaction between Shi Shi and the heroine. Although it is not an official match, I like it very much.

I didn't expect to take such an unconventional online writing route... It looks so uncomfortable It's really different since the heroine fell into Baihuaya. What the heroine went through was really tragic, but the heroine's psychological description in this regard No matter in terms of speech, behavior or other aspects, the heroine's strength, calmness and rationality made me feel that all these experiences were accompanied by a thick layer of indifference. Suffering is not suffering, and pain is not pain. The heroine's experience in the north is described in the wind and snow when Lan Jun let her go Just like the wasteland in The Ferryman. The tone of the entire article is the same. Perhaps the simplicity, indifference and deep emotions of prose and poetry are used to replace the straightforward psychological description of the protagonist in the article. The supporting characters... Are all conspirators one after another, and their words have many twists and turns. The heroine does the same when analyzing them. It is too difficult for me to know the elegant meaning of a stringed song... A description of the wasteland. It seems lonely and desolate but has deep feelings... All in all, it's just...uncomfortable! Confused! Because I don't know what they think!

Berling has compassion, knows how to listen, soothes people's hearts, sympathizes with the weak, sticks to his faith, values ​​love and justice... Reading this article, you can always feel an insight into human nature and compassion for the humble and helpless human beings, and stick to the faith in your heart amidst compassion. Great book!

The writing style of this book is not tear-jerking or anything like that, but it made me feel uncomfortable while reading it. The imperial concubine looks noble but is like a prisoner. She suffers in this palace day after day, which makes people feel distressed. It's not easy to live, it's not easy to die, it's not easy after all. Liberation, where is the liberation?