The Esper in the Psychiatric Ward

"Psychic Zone" is a masterpiece with a very impactful urban supernatural setting, and the atmosphere in the opening chapter is immediately full. The story constructs a unique world view: human contradictions give rise to corrupt gods, distort all things, and the doomsday crisis quietly approaches. The protagonist has the ability to see the source of mutations, but is imprisoned in a mental hospital and diagnosed with severe delusion. In the eyes of the world, he is just a hopeless madman. The contrasting setting of "everyone thinks he is crazy, but he is the only one who sees the truth of the world" is very gripping. On one side is the depressing daily life of a mental hospital, and on the other side is the secret battle against strange monsters. The two lines are intertwined and full of suspense. The foreshadowing of the protagonist's former god is a huge attraction, and the narrative technique that makes it difficult to distinguish between fiction and reality creates a continuous sense of mystery. The concept is deep, the suspense is cleverly laid out, the writing is full of atmosphere, and has full potential. It is very suitable for readers who like urban supernatural powers and suspense reversal themes.

There's so much fun in the mental hospital! The protagonist is a big boss with supernatural powers, but he is mistaken for a mental illness. Until one day, he saves a person from a supernatural organization, and the truth of the world is revealed step by step... The subject matter is still relatively new, and the character of the pig's feet is very unique. I look forward to the follow-up!

The imaginative setting is amazing, and it's not a bad superpower routine at all. Thoughts give birth to gods, and conflicts in human nature cause gods to go crazy. The protagonist is forbearing and restrained, hiding in the ward. The plot is very suspenseful and has many foreshadowings, making it very fresh to read.

The protagonist is wrapped in a shell of cynicism and is full of loneliness. He is obviously the god who holds the truth, but he has to endure misunderstandings from the world. The narrative is layered with suspense. It has both the bloody fight with superpowers in the end of the world and the sadness and loneliness of not being understood. The foreshadowing is cleverly laid out, and the characters are three-dimensional and full. It is a rare masterpiece in urban superpower literature.

"Psychic Ward" is an urban supernatural novel with a very attractive setting. The conception of the world is novel: human thoughts give birth to gods, and with the contradictory behavior of humans, the gods become corrupted, and then twist humans into monsters, and the crisis of civilization quietly arrives. The identity of the protagonist is full of contrasts. He is the only person who can see the source of corruption, but he is imprisoned in a mental hospital and is judged to be a patient with severe delusions. In the eyes of outsiders, he is a hopeless madman. No one knows that he killed giant monsters with his bare hands, let alone that he was once among the gods. The disguise of the madhouse, the apocalyptic crisis, and the secret history of the gods are intertwined with multiple elements. The atmosphere of the intertwined reality and reality is full and full of suspense.

This book contains extremely tender sadness. Young Jiang Ning possesses a monster that ordinary people can't see, but he is locked in a mental hospital. He takes medication every day and is controlled. His sobriety is regarded as a delusion. Sneaking out at night to slay demons alone, saving a newcomer with supernatural powers, and then facing the doctor's "increasing dose of medicine". The misplaced misunderstanding between doctors, patients, and people with special abilities is absurd and heartbreaking. His playful smile concealed his eight years of loneliness, and there was a rare sense of comfort in his eyes when he met Wang Xing, who could also see monsters. Under the shell of lively banter, there is a loneliness that has not been understood by the world for a long time. Reading it makes the tip of my nose sore. I hope that he will not have to bear the darkness of the world alone, but also feel sorry that he will always be trapped in the madness defined by others.

The writing is very good and logical. The protagonist seems to have suffered from traumatic stress and hides his heart to protect himself. He does not abuse his power. He feels that he is a child who needs guidance. The doctors, nurses and patients in the mental hospital are also very good people. It feels like they have become a family with the protagonist.

I like the author's large writing style, how can he write so well? In one of the sentences, he raised his head, his eyes no longer had the calmness before, leaving only a kind of careful prayer as if all the clothes were torn apart. The writing is so vivid and specific!

The highlight is the wonderful combination of "psychiatric area" and "superpowers". Placing people with special abilities in the special environment of a mental ward breaks the conventional framework of traditional supernatural themes. The plot has ups and downs, and the characters are rich, diverse and layered. Worth recommending! ! !

I like the setting of a superpower in a mental hospital. It satisfies readers who like psychology and superpowers😌. I have mental illness during the day and fight monsters at night. It always feels like a spell to fight back. The author's writing is delicate and smooth, the plot is compact, and it is very readable. It is a good novel. I haven't finished it yet, and I look forward to getting more and more exciting [already planted]