As the most expensive and mysterious psychological counselor in the industry, Lu Jiayan's clients are either rich or wealthy, and all of them have "little problems." This case is particularly tricky - Xie Wensheng, the heir to the Xie family, is a capital tycoon who is frightened by the news in Beijing. Rumor has it that he has a surly temperament, is unkind, and is an out-of-control lone wolf on Wall Street. When they met for the first time, Lu Jiayan's evaluation report read: [Observation subject: Xie Wensheng. Preliminary diagnosis: high-functioning antisocial personality tendencies, accompanied by severe emotional isolation. It is characterized by a lack of normal emotional feedback to external stimuli, low empathy, and a strong desire to control. ] [Summary: It is a prickly overlord flower, difficult to deal with. However, it is very suitable as a long-term research object. ] So, Lu Jiayan began her career of "taming" the lone wolf. Xie Wensheng spent 100 million to tell her to shut up and get out. She calmly analyzed: "A typical stress defense mechanism, denying the professional value of others through monetary value in order to maintain one's own sense of control." Lu Jiayan adjusted his gold-rimmed glasses and wrote down new observations in the notebook he carried with him: [The emergence of strong emotional dependence and possessiveness is suspected to be the initial manifestation of the "imprinting effect". The treatment plan needs to be adjusted, and soothing physical contact can be appropriately increased. ] Xie Wensheng: "..." He suspected that he was not in love, but was being used as a guinea pig in a clinical experiment.
