I'm Not Mentally Ill

A person's growth environment and changes are all different, so there is no need to label them. The first-person perspective is used to see how long it takes for a normal person to get out of the mental hospital and prove to the attending doctor that he is a normal person. On the outside, he is just like a person who failed the high-level mathematics course and went to the postgraduate entrance examination. See how the protagonist reconciles with himself, understands, accepts others, forgives himself and his family, and thus looks like a "cured" patient. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.