, Every consultation must advance clues and add reversals. For example, the client's narrative may be deliberately concealed, or the memory may be distorted. The psychological counselor needs to distinguish between "real memories", "false narratives" and "repressed trauma". At the same time, detective elements should be present throughout, such as scene details (guests' belongings, changes in tone), logical reasoning (timeline sorting, motivation analysis), and evidence chain construction (psychological clues corresponding to criminal investigation evidence).