Seven women who had received psychological treatment died by suicide over the course of six months.
They left behind the same final words:
“I am finally free.”
After investigating, the police discovered
that the last person each of them had seen
was the same psychologist.
Zhou Chen.
Linshan City's youngest psychological treatment expert.
And the man everyone called
“the Psychological Butcher.”
But after his arrest,
Zhou Chen repeated just one thing:
“I didn't kill anyone.”
Until the first night he was sent to the detention center.
Someone died by suicide.
A sentence was written on the wall in blood:
[Dr. Zhou set me free.]
And Gu Yan, a provincial public security bureau consultant in criminal behavior analysis, discovered:
The most dangerous thing about this man
wasn't hypnosis.
It wasn't manipulation.
It was this:
He could make everyone believe
“they had been crazy all along.”
Originally, I was attracted to this book by the introduction. Zhou Chen's current performance is not as described in the introduction, but it is still very interesting. There are also a lot of "realizations", but overall it's still very good-looking! By the way, is Chen Wan the forum administrator? /See Chapter 48
Something is not right. When I read it, what he said not only affected the characters in the book, but also led us to think. It was through the text on the fourth wall. What if there are really people with some mental problems? What would happen after reading this?
Not bad, very good
Okay, great When the overall interests of society conflict with my own interests, I will choose my own interests. I hope we have such a lighthouse in reality No breakthrough, no innovation