I'm a Psychologist. Isn't It Perfectly Reasonable for Me to Be a Homeroom Teacher?

To be honest, the first dozen or so chapters of this book really amaze me, especially the passages in Chapter 7, Chapter 8 and Chapter 9. As long as there is no heroine, it's fine. Can the author ask you a favor? You can have a sub-CP. You can do whatever you want with the sub-CP. Just don't have a female protagonist.

The concept of this book is very good. Every student in the school who is regarded as an alien by others is struggling in the eyes and accusations of all living beings with unabashed malice. People always make wild assumptions about others, but are unwilling to understand the truth behind it. Instead, they take pleasure in the pain of others. They are just sick and they never did anything wrong. They work hard to live a life. People of their age in this world can live freely, but they cannot. People close to them and the world together inflict pain on them, but they hurt and humiliate them without any scruples. Who is right and who is wrong? Behind every recorded mental illness is the miserable life of millions of patients. They were forced to bear the malice of the world, but were unable to resist. Depression has become synonymous with hypocrisy, mania and bipolar disorder have become crazy... They are sick, they are human, they are sick. Since when has being sick become something that everyone looks down upon? Why would you have so much malice toward a patient? "They stand on the moral high ground. Under the holy light, I can't see their faces clearly." Healthy people are trying their best to pretend to be sick, while real sick people are trying to be "normal". They enjoy the benefits of being "sick", but they speak harshly to the sick. For them in their youth, they are different from others, they are people with no tomorrow. But should this be done? If someone is willing to tolerate them and reach out to save them, are they not geniuses with their own shining points? I hope that everyone who is injured or sick can heal themselves, reconcile with themselves, and usher in a future that belongs to you.

The word redemption is actually difficult. One party shows sincerity and goes all out, while the other party surrenders trust and holds onto new life. It's like exchanging one life for another, only more profound. Success is when two people watch the golden light pouring down and embrace the vast galaxy; failure is the fear of falling into the abyss together. I am envious that they can be saved and meet god-like people who can trust and have no worries in their not-so-good youth. They have noble people to help them and welcome a warm tomorrow. My youth was unsatisfactory. There was no vigorous passion, no sweet love, no truly devoted friends, and many unspeakable things that I could not express. I couldn't find a sense of belonging and could only bury my head in the mire. But, I hope I can survive the suffering and rush to tomorrow. Thank you for seeing this carefully. I hope everyone can see the dazzling scenery and look at the sea and sky with a smile.

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It's really, really good to read. This is what a teacher should really be like. Never give up on any student. This is called teacher ethics. I don't understand why such a good book has such a low rating, but this book is not bad. It's very beautiful.

This book is super nice, thank you to the author.

To be honest, this is the first time I read this type of novel and I cried when I read it [crying] Teacher, please give me a dozen of these [sending my heart] [sending my heart]

It's pretty good. If there was no female protagonist and no romantic partner, I might continue to pursue it.

It's beautiful, really. This is teachers. They are a sacred profession. They pull children back from the edge of collapse. They shoulder the responsibility of teaching and educating people, and training generations of people for the motherland. [I'm about to cry] I wonder if the male protagonist doesn't have CP. For a book like this, having CP is the biggest highlight for me.

I have read both books. The quality of this one is still the same. Can it not have a female protagonist (ambiguity is acceptable). After all, it seems that it is not easy to find a female protagonist who can stand on the same line as Teacher Lu. Please do more work and update it. Leave a seal in the front row [Learned]