Su Wan is the best marriage counselor in Haicheng.
Five years, three thousand hours, two hundred cases. She has seen husbands crying in front of their wives and texting their lovers "See you tonight" ten minutes later; she has seen their wives smile and say "I forgive" with divorce papers hidden in their bags.
She thought she had seen it all.
Until that Friday night, a message popped up on Chen Hao's phone. Sender's note is one letter: W.
"Miss you. That kiss yesterday..."
Her first reaction was that it was an occupational disease - a sentence popped into her head: "Acute stress reaction. The heartbeat is accelerated and the fingers are cold. Breathe first."
The second response is, "I'm not your visitor. I'm me. I'm hurting."
She wanted to call her best friend Lin Wei. My best friend for ten years, the only person in the world who can disturb me at three o'clock in the morning.
But she didn't know that this marriage was in a trap from the wedding night.
And she was preparing to hand over all the secrets to the person who planned it.
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She has cured countless people's heart ailments, but has she cured herself?
Two hundred cases, two hundred mirrors. What she saw in every mirror was herself she didn't dare to look at.
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Psychological Counselor × Mask Suspense × Urban Emotion × Jungian Individuation
Brokenness is not the end, it is the beginning of finding wholeness...
Purpose: Using psychological counseling as a window to show how women, after being betrayed by their loved ones, rely on their professionalism and self-awakening to rebuild their complete selves from the deepest brokenness. Advocate to face up to mental health and convey the life belief of "not perfection, but completeness - the true self is the most beautiful".