The Emotion Sculptor

Counselor Su Xin takes on a new client: Lu Yan, a genius investor rumored to be cold and ruthless.

She is taken aback at their first meeting. In five years of practice, she has never seen an emotional landscape so utterly empty: pure white, void, and lifeless.

Lu Yan, meanwhile, thinks little of this “psychological consultant” everyone praises as some kind of miracle worker. That is, until she accurately describes the only faint flicker of emotion he felt the previous night: “At three in the morning, did you feel a sharp pang, something like ‘loneliness’?”

He scoffs, but she watches a faint blue hue quietly spread around him. “There it is again.”

What shocks Lu Yan even more is that beside this woman, his world, black and white for years, has inexplicably begun to fill with color...