This book is a classic psychological mystery novel. Most of the characters in this book come from real history. The author pretends to be two masters at the end of the 19th century: Nietzsche and Brel. Based on historical facts, he connects the two people into a doctor and a patient through reasonable fiction, starting an exciting "talking therapy". <Br />The story of this book begins with the famous doctor Blair, who is trapped in carnal fantasies about his patients and unable to extricate himself. He is suddenly invited to a cafe by a strange woman Salome. What will the bold and beautiful Salome ask for? Can Blair's seemingly harmonious marriage and career at its peak be sustained? Can he be freed from his tormenting fantasies? What is Nietzsche's life dilemma? How are he and Dr. Blair connected? ? Who is the patient? Who is the doctor? <Br />This book has poetic language, rational and thoughtful thinking, a plot full of suspense, climaxes one after another, and an unexpected ending...<Br />Protagonist of this book:<br />Nietzsche, a famous philosopher and poet, whose famous "Superman Philosophy" is controversial. <Br />Brel, the most famous doctor in Europe at the end of the 19th century, was Freud's mentor. <Br />Main supporting characters in this book:<br />Freud, the founder of the school of psychoanalysis, co-authored "Studies on Hysteria" with Brel. <Br /> Salome, a talented literary woman, was also a professional psychoanalyst. <Br />Bertha, the prototype character of the famous "Anna O incident" in the history of psychology.
