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The alien girl Sang Yi has a secret: she was born with a wasting disease.
She'll lose her vitality at twenty, but luckily, the disease can be cured.
All she has to do is find a compatible Earthling and serve as their "guardian" for a year. Stick close to them every day, and she'll come back to life. On this exchange program to Earth, she sets her sights on the handsome campus heartthrob Yan Ze at first sight.
But she also manages to offend the scheming, vindictive Yan Ze right away. What can she do? Luckily, she's full of tricks. She contrives all kinds of supposedly accidental, fate-ordained opportunities to stick close to him, leaving Yan Ze unable to guard against her and desperate to avoid her. He often has nightmares about it.
When her year as an exchange student is over, Sang Yi gets her vitality back as she hoped. She even sprouts, grows leaves, and blossoms... She's satisfied, having accomplished her mission, and stops looking for chances to stick close to him.
But Yan Ze isn't happy. He suddenly decides that nightmares aren't so bad after all.
Later, those nightmares turn into sweet dreams.
On the day she's due to return to her home planet, Yan Ze learns a trick or two himself:
"You had your way with me for a whole year. Isn't it a little late to leave now?"
Scheming, vindictive campus heartthrob x mischievous, goofy alien girl
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Synopsis for this novel:
How do you go on a blind date with a man who has multiple personalities?
On the day of the Start of Autumn, Xie Lingxi's family arranges a blind date for her. But five identical men show up.
Male Date No. 1: Li Yu, a 17-year-old skateboarder
Male Date No. 2: Shang Lu, a handsome 25-year-old rocker
Male Date No. 3: Lian Peng, a 24-year-old street dance god
Male Date No. 4: Xiang Kui, a 45-year-old middle-aged lady (attracted to both men and women?)
Male Date No. 5: Lu Bi, a 26-year-old CEO
Each one holds a pot of flowers and confesses his love to her. What on earth is going on?
Lu Bi crooks a finger and leans close to her lips. "All those people are me."
A multiple-personality hacker x a psychologist with delusions, a light mystery romance.
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Theme:
The author's suspense writing doesn't seem to be very good. Although this is a romance novel, there must be basic logic. Fu Shu is like a fool policeman. The female protagonist does not show the abilities that a psychiatrist should have. Instead, she looks like a young policeman who has just entered the workplace. She is very motivated and a little silly. Also, because the male protagonist helped her get a lollipop, she seems to have hugged him, right? Would you behave like this to a man you don't know very well or even have a little trouble with? Isn't this behavior a bit over the top? The heroine's personality doesn't seem to be boyish. This kind of behavior cannot be justified, right? The male protagonist just has a dual personality and hasn't changed his body. Why does everyone except the female protagonist feel that when he changes his personality, he is as unrecognizable as if he has changed his face? Also, what other activities is mentioned at the beginning that the male protagonist has attended? The event he participated in at the beginning is not very reasonable. A host actually dares to manipulate a CEO, but the male protagonist did not get angry out of politeness? ? ? Emm... The writing is not very good either, please come on, author.
Does the male protagonist have someone else in mind?
The fish is really delicious
Cauliflower is so delicious, what did you do wrong with broccoli (●.●)
There is no work in this entire office, how can we make money?
If you don't come from a related background, you may have to learn more.
Because abnormal psychology is usually offered around the junior or senior year of college
So you may want to understand general psychology and developmental psychology first.
Take this as an extension to study abnormal psychology
However, the author has the idea of professional improvement, which is really not simple. I would like to express my encouragement and affirmation for this.
Hope to see the revised and more complete work
It feels like a different me. I really like this. Come on.
It's getting better and better, very beautiful
Delusional disorder
I don't know how to mention it. Symptoms and pathology are not caused in this way.
It feels more like VH or AH, of course it depends on the course of the disease.
If you have hallucinations, delusions (persisting in beliefs about irrational things) for more than 6 months, you qualify as SCHIZOPHRENIA
Of course, r/o other diagnostics
Well, it would be better to take a good look at the pathology first and then rewrite this article.
Could you please tell me about the author's background? Are you a college student majoring in psychology?
Can DID be diagnosed in this way? ? ?
Why? Where is the evidence? How did you deduce it?
Sorry, I really can't tell. . .
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The author's suspense writing doesn't seem to be very good. Although this is a romance novel, there must be basic logic. Fu Shu is like a fool policeman. The female protagonist does not show the abilities that a psychiatrist should have. Instead, she looks like a young policeman who has just entered the workplace. She is very motivated and a little silly. Also, because the male protagonist helped her get a lollipop, she seems to have hugged him, right? Would you behave like this to a man you don't know very well or even have a little trouble with? Isn't this behavior a bit over the top? The heroine's personality doesn't seem to be boyish. This kind of behavior cannot be justified, right? The male protagonist just has a dual personality and hasn't changed his body. Why does everyone except the female protagonist feel that when he changes his personality, he is as unrecognizable as if he has changed his face? Also, what other activities is mentioned at the beginning that the male protagonist has attended? The event he participated in at the beginning is not very reasonable. A host actually dares to manipulate a CEO, but the male protagonist did not get angry out of politeness? ? ? Emm... The writing is not very good either, please come on, author.
Does the male protagonist have someone else in mind?
The fish is really delicious
Cauliflower is so delicious, what did you do wrong with broccoli (●.●)
There is no work in this entire office, how can we make money?
If you don't come from a related background, you may have to learn more. Because abnormal psychology is usually offered around the junior or senior year of college So you may want to understand general psychology and developmental psychology first. Take this as an extension to study abnormal psychology However, the author has the idea of professional improvement, which is really not simple. I would like to express my encouragement and affirmation for this. Hope to see the revised and more complete work
It feels like a different me. I really like this. Come on.
It's getting better and better, very beautiful
Delusional disorder I don't know how to mention it. Symptoms and pathology are not caused in this way. It feels more like VH or AH, of course it depends on the course of the disease. If you have hallucinations, delusions (persisting in beliefs about irrational things) for more than 6 months, you qualify as SCHIZOPHRENIA Of course, r/o other diagnostics Well, it would be better to take a good look at the pathology first and then rewrite this article. Could you please tell me about the author's background? Are you a college student majoring in psychology?
Can DID be diagnosed in this way? ? ? Why? Where is the evidence? How did you deduce it? Sorry, I really can't tell. . .