The Psychological Hunter

It's been a long time since I've seen such a high-quality online article. It's about psychology. I don't know much about psychology, so I don't know if what the author said is scientifically correct. Generally, psychological stories of this type start with a few small cases, and this book does the same, but there are not many small cases, and it quickly enters the main story (I also want to read a few more small stories... But the supporting characters I meet later can more or less be used as cases) The plot is very compact and there is almost no unnecessary plot... It is considered a case-based reasoning. All the clues will be put in front of you, and then you and the protagonist will reason together, and even your God's perspective will get the clues faster than the protagonist. It is a little tiring, because there are infinite reversals. When you think you know the truth and feel "that's it", there are reversals again, and you feel that you can't overcome it no matter what... The protagonist is neither a cheater nor a stallion nor a virgin. On the contrary, he is so sane to some patients that we think he will not save them. He has no golden fingers. Although he is a top psychological expert... But that's all. He is a little more handsome than ordinary people. He doesn't even have the ability to protect himself... The protagonist has nothing to say, but he is the villain. The villain gives people a very strong sense of oppression. He is cold-blooded and has a very high IQ. From the beginning to the end, he has an absolute advantage over the protagonist. I don't know how the protagonist is going to win. In the end, the plot kills me, or I don't know if the protagonist has won at the end... About 1/3 of the way through, the villain has revealed himself, but it doesn't affect the sense of oppression and suspense he brings at all. This novel has some science fiction elements, but if you accept these settings, it will not affect the reasoning - at least there are no super powers...

It's okay, okay, there aren't many people there

The writing in the middle and before was pretty good, but after Zhuo Ran's memory was modified by Gao Jian in the middle, I couldn't understand it.

I have read Chapter 333 so far, and I feel that Gao Jian is the protagonist of this book, and he has the right time, place, and people.

I complained that Wang Qian's relationship was a bit changeable. First she liked the protagonist, then the villain brother, and then suddenly accepted the pursuit of the young police officer, but could not forget the villain brother and the protagonist. But I have to say that each character in this book has its own unique personality charm. The characters are vivid on the page, and it can also teach readers various psychological terms. The one that impressed the most is the necrophiliac Zhuge Xiaomei. Ps: Readers can gradually deduce that Gao Jian is Boss Gao after seeing the middle part. I read this book in one sitting because it was so well written that it felt like a grand movie was playing in front of me. I give it 5 stars!

Very few people have read this book. I guess it will be popular. Fire Tongs Liu Ming

What we are saying is that Baozi who likes psychology must read it. Although the article has some detailed errors, such as typos, it does not affect the viewing experience for me. The rhythm is great 👍🏻 and the content is also very rich. Warm reminder: Don't get too carried away by some of the opinions in this article, but have your own outlook on life…

Nice! It's just that there are a little less people, and it's a bit scary that there are no comments.

Great, there is a reversal. It's also very well written. I personally like it. Come on

Not bad, layer by layer, wonderful