I'm a Psychologist, Not a Patient!
我是心理医生，不是病人！
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- Completed
- Length
- 278k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 3y ago
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No Romance Only! No Romance Only! No Romantic Tension! Please Recommend Novels With No Romance or Flirting
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Looking for a Dark-Hearted Protagonist Who's Pure Evil, With No Romance
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Bring on Some High-Quality Recommendations
Seriously looking for recommendations. Give me some high-quality, fantastic novels.
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The more terrifying, the better. I want something so chilling that every nerve in my body is trembling.
I Like Stories with No Romance, So Please Make Sure There's No Romance or I'll Report It
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Why Does There Have to Be a Female Lead? Some Male Leads Should Have No CP
Looking for books like Who Wants to Become a God? Didn't You All Force Me Into This? Some male leads are written as completely emotionless, but the author insists on giving them a female lead. Or the female lead is so weak that she's always holding the male lead back or becoming his Achilles' heel. What I hate most is when every time the female lead runs into
I'm in a Serious Reading Slump. Please, I Need a Story Where Everyone Jumps to Wild Conclusions About the Protagonist! Throw One at Me, Now! 😭
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No Romance! Male-Oriented! The Male Lead Shines on His Own! Powerful Identity!
I want something like I Became the Administrator of a Global Hell Game. The male lead has a powerful identity but hides among ordinary people, secretly acting as the mastermind behind the scenes! Please, fellow readers, save me!
Looking for Someone Who Thinks They’re Gentle and Unassuming, but Is an Indescribable Demon Lord in Everyone Else’s Eyes
I want to read books similar to Rules of the Strange: Thank You for Asking, the Law Will Protect Me. No mindless wish fulfillment. When she realizes that her image of herself is off: “Ah... Is that so... Huh... (flusteredly fidgeting with her hands)”
Who Gets It? I’m Not the God of the Theater Is So Good!!!!! Highly Recommended
I'm looking for books like I'm Not a God of Theater.
Urban Novels with Wildly Imaginative, Fresh Ideas, with or Without a System
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Give Me a Dozen Novels With No Female Leads and No Romance
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Looking for No-Romance, Male-Lead Stories About Metaphysics
Any Good Supernatural Novels Lately?
Looking for a paranormal novel. The protagonist shouldn't be invincible, but should be smart. A heroine is fine, but no falling in love at first sight with every woman. The writing and structure should be solid, the story rich and original, with plenty of horror elements. Any great readers know of anything like this on Tomato Novel? |_·)
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No Romance, No Flirting, Lots of Overthinking (Key Point), Mastermind Antagonist, Multiple Secret Identities
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Lately I'm Hooked on Urban Fantasy: High Martial Arts and Wild Ideas
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I'll Read Anything, Just Nothing Male-Oriented
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I wish you could keep going. First of all, the main character is exceptionally well-developed. His genuine actions and conduct are what I find cool, not the kind that relies on posing or mindless flattery (I now find that kind of characterization cringeworthy and greasy). The balance between "normal" and "super strong" is just right.
It's good. The male lead has a female assistant, but she doesn't have many scenes, and there's no romantic tension or anything, which makes it comfortable to watch.
The plot is very novel, but it takes a bit of brainpower to read because the author doesn't simply present the details of the plot and the characters' conspiracies, but rather implies them in the characters' dialogue and the story. I really liked Fang Shize's character design and personality, it's a real shame it ended so abruptly.
I really love this kind of story. I've read your previous book (it had a bad ending, but it was indeed difficult to finish, and the early and middle parts of the plot were very exciting). This book, however, didn't experience any writing bottlenecks. It's a real shame that it ended badly because of data (I was originally planning to let it run, but I couldn't bear to see you write so diligently, checking in every day). I really hope your next book won't have a bad ending! 🤦🤦🤦
I really loved this one, from the subject matter to the male lead. Dr. Fang is truly calm and handsome, and the lack of a female lead and ambiguous relationships, along with the normal female character portrayals, is commendable. The only pity is the poor ending of the last chapter, which only provided an outline-like conclusion, hence the deduction of one star.
It's great! Time travel, no cheat system, some mental pollution, and the protagonist is actually quite "normal." The writing is good, and the story is very engaging. 💕 [Please update more frequently!] Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍👍
I really liked the plot and characters, and the writing was good too. I just felt some parts of the story were a bit messy or too brief, but it didn't affect the overall plot. Also, the ending was a bit unexpected. Personally, I think it's one of the few novels on Tomato that I enjoyed a lot, it's a pity so few people read it. Looking forward to the next one! [Learned something]
I really like it right now. I saw it in a post recommending novels on Dihua. The protagonist is very powerful, although he doesn't seem to fully realize the extent of his power, but he's gradually coming to understand it. I feel that this kind of novel is more enjoyable to read than those where the protagonist, no matter what abnormal things happen, always feels like an ordinary person. It also avoids being formulaic.
For me, this book is one of the few that has truly captivated me, but it's also a real shame that the rushed ending doesn't do justice to those vividly portrayed characters. If it had been written to the end and done well, it would have been a truly excellent piece of writing.
Huh? I've skipped the outline, but let me still talk about my feelings about the first part. First of all, the opening is very good, and the plot unfolds smoothly without the drawn-out explanations of how the protagonist transmigrates or adapts to the transmigration that are common in other transmigration novels.