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The writing is very good. I have read the original work after watching the TV series... Although there are discrepancies... The reality in the book makes me sad... I still prefer the brisk pace of the TV series. After all, the fast-paced life is very stressful now... I feel more depressed after reading this book...

How should I put it? At the beginning, it was difficult to describe the character setting of the heroine. I can't understand why the protagonist, an excellent psychologist, would do shocking things, and even read it and found it bizarre and absurd. I wanted to give up reading more than once, but in the end I was urged to pick it up again by my curiosity to find out more. As the thickness of the book has been worn away by time, to put it bluntly, I have been amused by my own shallow life experience and ignorant judgments more than once in the process. Now that I think about it, there is no personality (sorry, I don't know how to describe it appropriately). Everyone has their own reasons (or secrets) for choosing and taking the path they take. It is undoubtedly cruel for him to judge a person's character based on the path he has taken. As said in To Kill a Mockingbird, "You can never truly understand a person unless you walk around in his shoes and think about things from his perspective." But the funny thing is that when you walk through his path, you feel sad even passing by. Sometimes what you see is not the truth. What you understand is just the tip of the iceberg floating on the water. There is a passage like this: "Your various annotations and interpretations of me do not constitute one ten thousandth of me, but they are all you can see." I feel that they are very relevant to each character in The Female Psychologist. After reading this book, my first impression was that every character in this book was sick to some extent, and at this moment I also reflected on whether I was also sick. Of course, when I say sick, I don't mean that I am really sick. In my eyes, it may be my obsession, maybe it is an experience that I dare not face, or maybe it is something that I am not aware of. Like the visitors in each case in the book, do I also have my own destiny? Does it affect my current life and determine my future direction? Does the three views we establish depend on our destiny? Actually, I don't know, maybe this is just vernacular that I wrote down in a daze. Anyway, at this moment, I just feel that the life of every character in the book cannot be evaluated by you or me. They are alive. This is their life. It may seem absurd, ridiculous or crazy to us. This is indeed what happened and existed. For a moment, I couldn't help but wonder: Could this be the life that many famous people lamented! It is so elusive. Only by experiencing it can you grow and understand it. Once again, I admire Teacher Bi Shumin's literary talent and the philosophy of life contained in the book.

A very good book! "Destiny once put her in hell... But where did she start... On to heaven! " Xiao Chai Jiangxiang's perfect Nirvana became He Dun

👍👍👍This is a novel worth thinking about. This is a novel that examines human nature. After reading this, I wanted to see a psychiatrist. The heroine was dealt a bad hand in life, and with her own disdain and hard work, she turned to the sun and played the bad hand to win. She is clear about her career goals as a psychologist and is still rational in her choice of husband. The heroine is a very smart woman. With her management of career and marriage, it is difficult for her to think well. Her husband's tolerance and understanding not only reduce the harm to herself, but also help unite the family. The male protagonist is a man of great wisdom. The hero's mother turned out to be a sensible person. In one case, Da Fang caused herself to have scars all over her body, and her psychological problems caused physical illness. I really think she did it, but there is an elderly person like this in her family. Until now, she is almost 80 years old, and she still lifts her shirt on every possible occasion to show others the scars all over her body, like a medal for winning a prize. Bi Shumin is worthy of being a great author. The writing style is really good and the plot design is also very thoughtful. Reading this novel is like a detective story and makes people reluctant to skip a chapter. Very recommended! 👍👍👍💖💖💖

I watched part of it a long time ago and finally watched it in full this time. The real He Dun has flesh and blood, flaws and shortcomings. This is the meaning of reading. She had a difficult childhood and was very brave. She was able to express her anger and dissatisfaction and use evil strategies. But how many people are completely suppressed and can't even be angry and aggressive? Why don't they know anything? Throughout this life, people are constantly learning about themselves, their past selves, and their current selves.

I have never watched the TV series, and based on the plot clips I saw on Douyin, I imagine it is very different from the content in the book. I really like the author's careful description of details. Many plots in the book may seem like clichéd stories now, but in the author's writing, these clichéd stories seem to be different from the clichéd stories I have seen before. Maybe it is the emotional magic contained in the book? After reading the entire book, one feels a mixture of emotions, including the joy of understanding the plot and the sadness of the impermanence of the world. Nothing in the world can be perfect. Black and white may not be clear. I hope that He Dun's power of nirvana can be used to form the spiritual power to face reality...

It originated from the TV series "Female Psychologist". When reading this book, there are surprises of witty words, surprises of seeing one's own shadow projected, and shock to human nature... Social work is similar to the psychological counseling industry, helping others➡️self-help, saving yourself➡️saving others. He Dun is not perfect, but he is sincere. This is the most advantageous trump card...

I had always read Teacher Bi Shumin's books in prose, but I didn't expect that Teacher Bi Shumin also wrote novels, so I wanted to read them. In the early and middle stages of the book, interludes and flashbacks are often used, which adds a lot of readability to the novel. After reading the entire novel, it is difficult for me to define the genre of this novel. Tomato seems to classify it as an urban romance, but anyone who has read it will never think that it is a romance novel. The core plot is the story of the protagonist He Dun, who grows from a rural girl with a broken native family to an excellent psychologist step by step. Being able to read the cruelty of society, the good and evil of human nature, justice and evil is just a thought away. From a psychological point of view, this book also gave me the feeling of a suspense novel, except that the truth is not presented by things or a certain person, but is hidden deep in the heart of each of us. All in all, it is a book well worth reading.

After reading the whole book, I was deeply shocked. This is a good book that can cleanse one's soul and uplift one's spirit. Those who criticize the book for poor writing probably haven't finished reading it, or they have reached a spiritual state that others can only stay away from! A reminder for those who haven't started reading yet: 1. This book uses narration, and all the answers you didn't understand before will be revealed to you later, including why He Dun and Qian Kaiyi are together. 2. Don't assume that the previous chapters are just a collection of cases just because He Dun is interviewing cases. Be patient, calm down and read on. Believe me, you will gain something.

Apart from the title of the work, the names of the main characters (He Dun, Qian Kaiyi, Ji Mincong) and their occupations, the content of the novel and the TV series are completely different. The novel is more profound and delicate, which cannot be captured in a TV series. Teacher Bi Shumin said: "I cherish life. Not only my own life, but also the lives of others. Human beings are such magical creatures, and we should make them more beautiful. The more I see the darkness of human nature, the more I believe it will have an outlet. Look for warmth in the coldness of relationships, and strive for tenderness in cruelty. If it does not rise above the trivial, literature will lose its power to shine." The novel clearly narrates psychological analysis cases and is full of the author's care for human nature. The novel also highlights He Dun's spiritual redemption and nirvana rebirth after going through ups and downs.

I finally finished reading it and all my doubts were cleared. It's a very good book. I originally read it because of TV, but it turned out that it was two completely different stories. But both the TV and the novel are wonderful.

I think the original work of The Female Psychologist is better than the adapted TV series

This is the third time I have read this book. It is a very good book. The author was once a senior doctor. It analyzes the most real human heart from all angles, the most unwilling to look at others, and even the inner heart that oneself do not want to look at directly. Even a counselor who appears to be sane in the world may be a drowning person who is terminally ill on the inside. I often wonder who will save these lonely and helpless souls. Maybe this is the ultimate goal of reading it over and over again.

The author Bi Shumin's writing style is really good. The novel's narrative is confusing at first glance, but isn't this a true portrayal of a psychologist receiving visitors? This kind of narrative can better understand what the heroine He Dun is thinking and feeling. Bo Wanfu is He Dun's husband. He loves He Dun deeply, supports her, respects her and helps her. The respect among them may be the most important factor in He Dun's final choice of his unrelated interests. Qian Kaiyi was far-sighted and courageous. He understood He Dun and provided her with a lot of help. Perhaps they should be more confidants than love. Ji Mingcong, as He Dun's mentor in a sense, he did untie the knot in He Dun's heart, but his treatment was not advisable. Jiangxiang and Hedun, one is from the past and the other is from the present, but they are both herself. Only by accepting the past can we better look to the future. Grandma He, Tang Xiaoxi, Sha Yin, the growth of the heroine is also inseparable from them.

The psychological analysis of various characters is profound. The heroine has gone through various hardships such as poverty, helplessness, sexual assault and abuse. She not only redeems herself and becomes a butterfly, but also embraces compassion to save herself and others. Although she is ordinary, she is by no means ordinary!

Thousands of threads were put on paper. I won't elaborate further in the comment section. This is a great book. Let us see the compassion and nobility of a true psychologist. It also allows us to see how a person can turn decay into magic step by step. There are too many details, I hope readers can taste them for themselves, so I won't spoil them here. Highly recommended reading [Sending Hearts]

Is there a song that reminds you of me? Have you ever had the urge to study psychology after watching The Female Psychologist? To be honest, I was tempted. This book is the masterpiece of Teacher Bi who was a psychological counselor at Beijing Normal University. This book is very good, profound and detailed. It can be said to be a history of women's growth. Therefore, the title echoes that of a female psychologist, looking at the realization of self-worth from a female perspective, as well as the pressure and struggle in society, marriage and family. Because of the author's own experience, this book is very rigorous. It also discusses end-of-life care and the impact of psychology on disease. It also contains many philosophies about life, and you must face yourself truly. I have benefited a lot from reading this book. The wonderful writing and free imagination make me worthy of the title of first-class writer.

This book is the original novel of the TV series "Female Psychologist" starring Yang Zi and Jing Boran. I read the novel after watching the TV series and feeling unsatisfied. The novel describes the growth and transformation of the heroine He Dun. He Dun once lived at the bottom of society. Her poor native family caused her to suffer a lot. The torture of her soul and the pressure of survival were nightmares that she could not speak of. By chance, she became a psychological counselor. In the clinic, she was confused by visitors who were on the verge of mental breakdown and a series of bizarre incidents. At this time, her own emotions were also facing a crisis, and she was on the verge of psychological collapse.

The author's writing style is very good, and he vividly describes the responsibilities and psychology of a psychologist. I like He Dun's temperament. He fights for what he wants and doesn't care what others think. The only thing I disagree with is having an affair after marriage. I think that no matter how early or late we met, once we are married, we should let it go. He Dun was a person who had a very hard life in the first half of her life. She did not have a beautiful appearance, a wealthy family background, or excellent academic qualifications, but she still achieved a career through her own efforts. Until the end, I wish you better and better.

This is a book that makes people's thoughts wander. You can get a glimpse of human nature and see the difficulties. You can't do anything but follow, just like a psychologist faces a visitor. There are some books where you can see the entire context of the book after reading just one page, but not this one. You follow the characters in the book to develop your own thoughts, and experience the pyramidal indifference and biting cold pain in the author's various descriptions. Maybe we have been to hell, but later we can knock on the door of heaven through continuous replication and strength. Completed on November 13, 2022.

I haven't heard much of it, but the writing and concept are pretty good, and it's a genre that I'm very interested in. It's just that the female psychologist's marital infidelity made me feel extremely uncomfortable and made me want to vomit. I think that as a person with the ability to think and execute, we should follow the basic moral standards of public order and good customs, let alone Kochi. We should have higher standards, otherwise we are different from beasts? Of course, it's just a novel, and I haven't read the entire text, so I won't make any generalized conclusions. This is just my feeling, which is actually not worth mentioning. It just makes me feel uncomfortable and unhappy. The writing style and conception do not prevent me from giving it a high score.

This book is the original novel of the TV series "Female Psychologist" starring Yang Zi and Jing Boran. I read the novel after watching the TV series and feeling unsatisfied. The novel describes the growth and transformation of the heroine He Dun. He Dun once lived at the bottom of society. Her poor native family caused her to suffer a lot. The torture of her soul and the pressure of survival were nightmares that she could not speak of. By chance, she became a psychological counselor. In the clinic, she was confused by visitors who were on the verge of mental breakdown and a series of bizarre incidents. At this time, her own emotions were also facing a crisis, and she was on the verge of psychological collapse.

Although I have not experienced it personally, I can still remember it vividly. Maybe everyone is sick involuntarily. I can resonate with it many times in the article. It's admirable that the heroine can still emerge from her cocoon and maintain her original intention after encountering so many dark experiences in her childhood.

The first half of the narration is confusing, but the connection later is so exciting, so you have to be patient to read it.

The original work of Yang Zi's TV series, written by Ms. Bi Shumin, tells the story of the protagonist's growth and transformation as a psychological counselor. Everyone's life is unsatisfactory, including psychological counselors. In the process of solving other people's psychological problems, the heroine is also looking for ways to heal herself. For every person who turns into a butterfly, you can say that she tried her best to become an ordinary person among all living beings, but you cannot say that she is just an ordinary person. In the foggy world, in this mortal world, she is a flower that blooms with her own efforts.

From Jiangxiang to Hedun, a girl has experienced various hardships and pains in her growth, but the driving force for upward growth has prompted her to seize and create opportunities one after another, and write transformations and transcendences in life. Helping others to help themselves has become a career that He Dun strives for. The bottleneck of career growth and the exploration of his subconscious have led He Dun to go higher and further. This is a good novel, both in terms of storyline and writing style; it is also a window to understand the career growth and work cases of psychological counseling. I like He Dun. He is ordinary but perseverant. He follows his heart and does not follow the crowd. Thank you for encountering such a good work.

He Dun's growth is the main thread running through it. As she finds her true self, the story ends, or it has infinite possibilities. I like this kind of progress and the feeling that my destiny is in my own hands.

Bi Shumin, a great author. It tells the interviewer's story and combines it with the psychologist's life journey. The story is real and touching, as if he is the psychologist himself. The author takes everyone to travel through all kinds of different aspects of life!

I like it very much. I only found this book after watching the TV series version. I couldn't put it down and became more and more interested in psychology.

I like the heroine very much. The heroine He Dun does not have the aura of heroines in other novels. She is not beautiful, has a bad figure, and has an unlovable personality. In order to achieve her own ideals, she even sells toxic cosmetics and sells her body. The tragic experience as a child did not diminish her will and moral character. She is still a kind person who works hard to realize her dreams and become a better person.