Mental Illness

[That day, the person who once betrayed me knelt before me in reverence and told me I was his Jesus.] The eldest young master of the Chen family was sent to a mental hospital after his boyfriend's betrayal drove him into an extreme frenzy. There are only two things he can do here: First, stare blankly through the iron bars at the doctors walking outside, dressed in blue-and-white hospital clothes. Second, think about one thing every day: How many times does he need to carve Chen Jiulin into Shen Yinggui's heart before Shen Yinggui understands that betraying him was a foolish decision? Chen Jiulin knows Shen Yinggui has long since forgotten him. He's even engaged to a woman. Chen Jiulin swears that if he ever sees Shen Yinggui again, he'll take terrible revenge, using the darkest, most rotten "methods" in his heart against him. Then, one day, he really does see Shen Yinggui. "Hello, I'm your psychiatrist, Shen Yinggui." "Shen Yinggui, I know you're Shen Yinggui," Chen Jiulin says with a beaming smile. At last, the day he's been waiting for has come. - Chen Jiulin: unhinged, darkened gong × Shen Yinggui: once dignified and aloof, now an obsessive and devout shou, changed by the gong's influence This story is a little disturbing. The gong is psychologically twisted, a heartless scumbag among scumbags, and the shou indulges him unconditionally. It's very short, around 30,000 characters, and won't be going premium. There are two endings, a happy ending and a bad ending. *This is an early work. If you can't handle stories that favor either the gong or the shou, it's best not to read it. Theme: So what if I'm sick in the head?