One is as passionate as fire, the other is as calm as water; one is a senior police officer, and the other is a psychological master. When two completely different lives intersect, what kind of sparks will result from their collision?
Intention: Have you ever wandered in the dark night, crying about the death of the moon and stars? Have you ever been suffocated in the hustle and bustle, covering your lonely and innocent eyes? There is no need to hide, let us open our swaying hearts under the sky and meet the years of fire and gold. Following the footsteps of the young psychologist, guarding the land that allows me to be quiet amidst the vastness and turbulence of smoke and clouds.
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Teacher, I love you [Flowers] [Flowers] [Flowers] [Flowers] [Flowers] Finally, news of an old friend came from afar [Tears] [Tears] [Tears]
Oh my god, I really didn't expect to see this book in Jinjiang. I have mixed feelings about it, so I want to comment on it.
I read the book "Genius Young Psychologist" when I was in the fifth grade of elementary school. I have a very long memory. At that time, my mother bought me my first Kindle. It was a version co-branded with Migu. So I saw your novel on Migu's mall. I couldn't stop reading it. It was very attractive to me. I read it in one go and felt lost.
Times have changed, but the initial feeling I had when reading this article remains fresh. Thank you so much for creating such a story.
Although the title of this book is non-CP, I really enjoyed the interaction between the two protagonists. I didn't mean to criticize it, but I was simply moved by the bond between them, because I had not watched Danmei at that time, and I didn't even know what Danmei was.
Although I can't remember any of the plot now, I still remember the mood I felt when I read it.
It is such a wonderful fate to be able to revisit an article I loved so much when I was eleven years old in my early twenties!
! ! ! ! ! It was a novel I read many years ago. I read it as a physical book at the time. My cousin brought it back, but she put it away after buying it, which made it easier for me. Haha [lop-eared rabbit head] [lop-eared rabbit head]. I particularly like the settings in it. The one about ants and brain-changed apes left a deep impression on me when I was young, and I have never forgotten it for many years. It's just that it's been too long, and things in my cousin's house have been cleaned out a few times. Maybe all the books from my childhood are gone. I'm a person who doesn't remember the titles of books, so I can't find them. But the name of the main character that I chose was so good that I still remembered it in a daze, then searched the title of the book on Baidu, and then found this place. (When I saw the serialization here, I wondered if someone was moving it randomly, haha. Fortunately, it wasn't. I didn't expect to meet Da Da again across the network cable. It was great.) I remember that the character introduction in the book said that the name "Mo Xiaoyi" was the most satisfying. I don't know why, but I always remember this sentence. I just remember it. Remember, I thought I had forgotten it, but it still came when I needed it. Unknowingly, I said a lot. I am very grateful to Dada for creating such a good story. I hope Dada will have a happy life and keep creating [][][]
Rewatching. I feel like the interaction between the two of them is really cute. It can be seen that you have made revisions, teacher, and you are more mature in handling details. ! Also, why is brother Juezi so gay? When he saw Xiaoyi, he looked at his face first hahahahaha [Let me be healthy]
Welcome, welcome, finally arrived in Jinjiang, looking forward to it
I'm so anxious. What on earth did Xiaoyi do?
Dear author, as a loyal reader of Shaoxin, after reading the revised version of this part, I felt a sudden strangeness and fear about the deleted parts. It would be great if I could change it back to the original version. I admit that the revised version is more mature in some details and the character setting. The logic is more reasonable, but from this chapter alone, it feels like Zhou Jue has become a "supervisor" who is easy to handle and has a high air. In the original version, Zhou Jue would get angry when Xiaodu called him a "stallion". These reactions are "humiliating", but it is these "humiliating" things that make him feel like a living person. Why does the modified version have a sense of indifference without caring about other people's thoughts? The emotions seem to be incorporated into the mold of the standard male protagonist. Although the original character is obviously more "grey" on the surface, the cuteness of the inner hair is more juvenile.
And Mo Xiaoyi. In the original version, he hid in the darkroom and manipulated puppets to greet Yu Xiaodu, and was so frightened by the oath to "marry the puppet" that he sprayed water - it was the vividness of a successful prank. This absurd sense of tenderness and mischief coexisting made me smile. In the revised version, he seemed to have become a standard "beautiful and powerful person with the reputation of a evil star". His sense of humor and naughty heart were deleted, leaving only melancholy and mystery. There is Mo Xiaoyi, who can make fun of puppets, and Mo Xiaoyi, who can only make tea with his back turned and is called Lord Angel. Of course, the latter is colder. I still remember Yu Xiaodu hugging the puppet and loving it, squeezing it left and right, and even swore, "If I tell a lie... Let me marry this puppet psychologist!" - Mo Xiaoyi sprayed tea onto the computer screen on the spot. This kind of black humor + slight uncanny valley section has been completely deleted in the revised version, turning it into a simple static setting of "puppet sitting on a chair". In the original version, the interaction between Mo Xiaoyi and the puppets was more like a performance art, but in the modified version, it became a simple blocking tool.
As for Xiaodu, her "innocence" in the original version is poisonous innocence. She would fantasize about buying a sports car, a villa, and an airplane for 100,000 yuan. She would tell lies without hesitation in meetings and say, "My cousin was chopped off." This kind of innocence is touching because it is impure - it is mixed with the philistineness of poor children, the recklessness of adolescent girls, and the cunning of the bottom survivalists. The revised version changed her into a flat, simple and righteous girl who asked, "Is beating people a bad hobby?" The complicated, fluffy, headache-inducing and heart-wrenching energy has been bleached out to some extent. She is no longer "ignorant", she has become "sensible"... A low-class girl who works for thousands of dollars but dares to dream of becoming a millionaire. This contrast between innocence and worldliness is particularly touching. The revised version removes this entire plot, and Yu Xiaodu's layering is reduced by half... And the "cousin" joke.
Yu Xiaodu was fired by his boss over the phone, with the excuse that "my cousin was hacked." She glanced at Zhou Jue's police officer certificate and opened her mouth: "His name is Zhou Jue and he is a policeman." So Zhou Jue inexplicably became her "canceled cousin." Zhou Jue immediately darkened his face, while Mo Xiaoyi smiled and watched the show next to him. This nonsensical comedy rhythm completely disappeared in the revised version, replaced by a realistic plot of the old lady chasing and fighting...
... The modified version is like "Detective Conan" mixed with "Natsume's Book of Friends" - the risk factor is reduced, Zhou Jue becomes a pure positive police officer, Yu Xiaodu becomes a good boy who is brave and courageous, and Mo Xiaoyi's puppet is just a shy tool. All the sharp, adult, potentially controversial bits have been gently smoothed away...
On the one hand, I understand why the author wanted to change it - in the original version, Zhou Jue's "congratulations" part was too sensitive, Yu Xiaodu's curse words were too explicit, and the "half-day date with three women" did too much harm to the male protagonist's image, which is indeed not conducive to long-term serialization and readers' favorability. But on the other hand, the original version's chaotic feeling of "all villains/all sick" is too charming. Mo Xiaoyi is not just a beautiful girl, he is a villain who can play pranks with puppets; Zhou Jue is not a simple handsome police officer, he is a repressed person who is really murderous and bound by his family; Yu Xiaodu is not a simple righteous girl, she is a troublemaker who can secretly take photos, blackmail (for bonuses), and talk nonsense. When three people get together, the chemical reaction is flammable and explosive. I even sympathize with the girl who dressed up for a blind date. She just loves her. Why should she endure Zhou Jue's merciless interrogation-like attitude and tone, and the disappointment caused by Xiaodu's misunderstanding of hugging Zhou Jue? Even if I don't like her, why can't I just refuse her face to face, even though I know she is just a passerby... And Xiaodu can hug and kiss her without any scruples just because of pure admiration...
The modified version seems to be safer, but it has also been domesticated. Although the original version is "prickly", I think that is where the vitality lies! Because the original version says "person" and the revised version says "role". People have rough edges, they will make mistakes, they will lose their temper, and they will be inexplicable; the characters are smooth, in line with labels, in line with expectations, and in line with the market's safety line. The author probably wants to make the story more "correct" and more "sellable," but isn't the most precious thing in literature often hidden in those inaccuracies?
Since elementary school, Shao Xin has become the only life novel in my life. In addition, I talk a lot, so I have a lot of emotions... I feel that Xiaodu and Xiaoyi Ajue are equal good friends and partners. They should not just have one-way and sudden admiration. Otherwise, what is the difference between them and those nymphomaniac girls? The original version of her has a distinct three-dimensional and unique personality. She is innocent, lively and cute, with a bit of independence and rebelliousness. It is better not to be restrained, so I don't want her to have CP later on. Could the author not write that she has CP (woohoo)... I am worried that after she has CP, she will only have those little tempers in love...
But no matter what, I will insist on following up...
My youth is back! [Lop-eared rabbit head]
The old fan is here! Love this work so much! []
My youthful white moonlight! I love this work so much!
It is really a very youthful book. I first read it when I was in junior high school, and now I am about to graduate from college! ! This book brought back a lot of memories. I remember writing a longer fanfic for the first time just to save my heart. I really like every character that appears in it, especially Zhou Jue, who really left a very strong mark on my youth. He is so handsome! He is also very religious, and I especially like this kind of character creation. [Please] [Please]
I bought several different sets of Teenage Psychologist in middle and high school. I have been working for three years and I can still continue to follow the series. What a surprise! Come immediately to support!
It's coming, it's coming, collect it now
Oh my god, this is the book I read when I was in junior high school! I bought three physical books and didn't wait for the follow-up. Is this the reason? Come on! ! I really like the interaction between Xiao Yi and Zhou Jue
They also came non-stop to support us! I first read Shao Xin when I was in junior high school. Now that I am working, I miss the days when I was a student and secretly read novels under my desk.
Here it comes, I read this book many years ago, I'm so happy to see it again [red heart]
I rushed here to support, I like it so much, it's Bai Yueguang from many years ago, I've been looking forward to Ajue Xiaoyi's later story⌯ᵔᗜᵔ⌯
What a cute character profile, familiar flavor, ah! ! Back 🥰🥰
Oops, finally updated
I haven't watched it for a long time, but it still attracts me so much
Qiuqiu is so cute, it's rare to see Zhou Jue deflated, hahaha
I was still a child when I read it, but now they are older than they are in the book. I used to think that they were all mature adults, but now that I read it again, the two of them behave like children when they get along. Even when they were seventeen or eighteen years old, they were mature on the outside, but still a little childish on the inside, hahaha.
See our cute and clever Xiaodu again [please]
Can this... Part... Be changed back to the original version... And I don't want Xiaodu to have cp...
"Angel?"
Hearing the somewhat familiar voice, Mo Xiaoyi raised his head in surprise and met a pair of big black and white eyes. The clear and light color is not disturbed by the noisy scene at all, and is still as pure as water... What is her name? "Small... Belly?"
Zhou Jue laughed at them unceremoniously: "I don't know, you thought two new stupid agents were exchanging secret codes?"
This paragraph is so funny. Zhou Jue has such a venomous tongue, hahaha
I now find that Xiaodu is completely synonymous with integrity, kindness and innocence. In the past, I focused on Xiaoyi and Zhou Jue, completely ignoring Xiaodu's female power. She is just and brave, with a clear distinction between love and hate. She never gives up her sense of justice because of her gender or age. Our Xiaodu is just a cute underage girl. Shaoxin is really worthy of being Bai Yueguang in her youth. It turns out that I saw a very outstanding female image a long time ago.
Oh my God! I really want to hug Xiaojue [helpless] The child has endured too much!
Our group of three people just trust each other with their lives [please], even though we have just met each other.
It's my favorite extra soul-stealing episode! It was from this episode that I learned for the first time how harmful the abuse of antibiotics is, so I have always been in awe of many antibiotic drugs. When humans use a living creature to kill people, they will definitely get natural revenge. By the way, is the next episode going to be Valentine's Day... By the way, will we have a new episode to watch? I want to watch the new extra [biting the handkerchief][biting the handkerchief]
Teacher, I love you [Flowers] [Flowers] [Flowers] [Flowers] [Flowers] Finally, news of an old friend came from afar [Tears] [Tears] [Tears]
Oh my god, I really didn't expect to see this book in Jinjiang. I have mixed feelings about it, so I want to comment on it. I read the book "Genius Young Psychologist" when I was in the fifth grade of elementary school. I have a very long memory. At that time, my mother bought me my first Kindle. It was a version co-branded with Migu. So I saw your novel on Migu's mall. I couldn't stop reading it. It was very attractive to me. I read it in one go and felt lost. Times have changed, but the initial feeling I had when reading this article remains fresh. Thank you so much for creating such a story. Although the title of this book is non-CP, I really enjoyed the interaction between the two protagonists. I didn't mean to criticize it, but I was simply moved by the bond between them, because I had not watched Danmei at that time, and I didn't even know what Danmei was. Although I can't remember any of the plot now, I still remember the mood I felt when I read it. It is such a wonderful fate to be able to revisit an article I loved so much when I was eleven years old in my early twenties!
! ! ! ! ! It was a novel I read many years ago. I read it as a physical book at the time. My cousin brought it back, but she put it away after buying it, which made it easier for me. Haha [lop-eared rabbit head] [lop-eared rabbit head]. I particularly like the settings in it. The one about ants and brain-changed apes left a deep impression on me when I was young, and I have never forgotten it for many years. It's just that it's been too long, and things in my cousin's house have been cleaned out a few times. Maybe all the books from my childhood are gone. I'm a person who doesn't remember the titles of books, so I can't find them. But the name of the main character that I chose was so good that I still remembered it in a daze, then searched the title of the book on Baidu, and then found this place. (When I saw the serialization here, I wondered if someone was moving it randomly, haha. Fortunately, it wasn't. I didn't expect to meet Da Da again across the network cable. It was great.) I remember that the character introduction in the book said that the name "Mo Xiaoyi" was the most satisfying. I don't know why, but I always remember this sentence. I just remember it. Remember, I thought I had forgotten it, but it still came when I needed it. Unknowingly, I said a lot. I am very grateful to Dada for creating such a good story. I hope Dada will have a happy life and keep creating [][][]
Rewatching. I feel like the interaction between the two of them is really cute. It can be seen that you have made revisions, teacher, and you are more mature in handling details. ! Also, why is brother Juezi so gay? When he saw Xiaoyi, he looked at his face first hahahahaha [Let me be healthy]
Welcome, welcome, finally arrived in Jinjiang, looking forward to it
I'm so anxious. What on earth did Xiaoyi do?
Dear author, as a loyal reader of Shaoxin, after reading the revised version of this part, I felt a sudden strangeness and fear about the deleted parts. It would be great if I could change it back to the original version. I admit that the revised version is more mature in some details and the character setting. The logic is more reasonable, but from this chapter alone, it feels like Zhou Jue has become a "supervisor" who is easy to handle and has a high air. In the original version, Zhou Jue would get angry when Xiaodu called him a "stallion". These reactions are "humiliating", but it is these "humiliating" things that make him feel like a living person. Why does the modified version have a sense of indifference without caring about other people's thoughts? The emotions seem to be incorporated into the mold of the standard male protagonist. Although the original character is obviously more "grey" on the surface, the cuteness of the inner hair is more juvenile. And Mo Xiaoyi. In the original version, he hid in the darkroom and manipulated puppets to greet Yu Xiaodu, and was so frightened by the oath to "marry the puppet" that he sprayed water - it was the vividness of a successful prank. This absurd sense of tenderness and mischief coexisting made me smile. In the revised version, he seemed to have become a standard "beautiful and powerful person with the reputation of a evil star". His sense of humor and naughty heart were deleted, leaving only melancholy and mystery. There is Mo Xiaoyi, who can make fun of puppets, and Mo Xiaoyi, who can only make tea with his back turned and is called Lord Angel. Of course, the latter is colder. I still remember Yu Xiaodu hugging the puppet and loving it, squeezing it left and right, and even swore, "If I tell a lie... Let me marry this puppet psychologist!" - Mo Xiaoyi sprayed tea onto the computer screen on the spot. This kind of black humor + slight uncanny valley section has been completely deleted in the revised version, turning it into a simple static setting of "puppet sitting on a chair". In the original version, the interaction between Mo Xiaoyi and the puppets was more like a performance art, but in the modified version, it became a simple blocking tool. As for Xiaodu, her "innocence" in the original version is poisonous innocence. She would fantasize about buying a sports car, a villa, and an airplane for 100,000 yuan. She would tell lies without hesitation in meetings and say, "My cousin was chopped off." This kind of innocence is touching because it is impure - it is mixed with the philistineness of poor children, the recklessness of adolescent girls, and the cunning of the bottom survivalists. The revised version changed her into a flat, simple and righteous girl who asked, "Is beating people a bad hobby?" The complicated, fluffy, headache-inducing and heart-wrenching energy has been bleached out to some extent. She is no longer "ignorant", she has become "sensible"... A low-class girl who works for thousands of dollars but dares to dream of becoming a millionaire. This contrast between innocence and worldliness is particularly touching. The revised version removes this entire plot, and Yu Xiaodu's layering is reduced by half... And the "cousin" joke. Yu Xiaodu was fired by his boss over the phone, with the excuse that "my cousin was hacked." She glanced at Zhou Jue's police officer certificate and opened her mouth: "His name is Zhou Jue and he is a policeman." So Zhou Jue inexplicably became her "canceled cousin." Zhou Jue immediately darkened his face, while Mo Xiaoyi smiled and watched the show next to him. This nonsensical comedy rhythm completely disappeared in the revised version, replaced by a realistic plot of the old lady chasing and fighting... ... The modified version is like "Detective Conan" mixed with "Natsume's Book of Friends" - the risk factor is reduced, Zhou Jue becomes a pure positive police officer, Yu Xiaodu becomes a good boy who is brave and courageous, and Mo Xiaoyi's puppet is just a shy tool. All the sharp, adult, potentially controversial bits have been gently smoothed away... On the one hand, I understand why the author wanted to change it - in the original version, Zhou Jue's "congratulations" part was too sensitive, Yu Xiaodu's curse words were too explicit, and the "half-day date with three women" did too much harm to the male protagonist's image, which is indeed not conducive to long-term serialization and readers' favorability. But on the other hand, the original version's chaotic feeling of "all villains/all sick" is too charming. Mo Xiaoyi is not just a beautiful girl, he is a villain who can play pranks with puppets; Zhou Jue is not a simple handsome police officer, he is a repressed person who is really murderous and bound by his family; Yu Xiaodu is not a simple righteous girl, she is a troublemaker who can secretly take photos, blackmail (for bonuses), and talk nonsense. When three people get together, the chemical reaction is flammable and explosive. I even sympathize with the girl who dressed up for a blind date. She just loves her. Why should she endure Zhou Jue's merciless interrogation-like attitude and tone, and the disappointment caused by Xiaodu's misunderstanding of hugging Zhou Jue? Even if I don't like her, why can't I just refuse her face to face, even though I know she is just a passerby... And Xiaodu can hug and kiss her without any scruples just because of pure admiration... The modified version seems to be safer, but it has also been domesticated. Although the original version is "prickly", I think that is where the vitality lies! Because the original version says "person" and the revised version says "role". People have rough edges, they will make mistakes, they will lose their temper, and they will be inexplicable; the characters are smooth, in line with labels, in line with expectations, and in line with the market's safety line. The author probably wants to make the story more "correct" and more "sellable," but isn't the most precious thing in literature often hidden in those inaccuracies? Since elementary school, Shao Xin has become the only life novel in my life. In addition, I talk a lot, so I have a lot of emotions... I feel that Xiaodu and Xiaoyi Ajue are equal good friends and partners. They should not just have one-way and sudden admiration. Otherwise, what is the difference between them and those nymphomaniac girls? The original version of her has a distinct three-dimensional and unique personality. She is innocent, lively and cute, with a bit of independence and rebelliousness. It is better not to be restrained, so I don't want her to have CP later on. Could the author not write that she has CP (woohoo)... I am worried that after she has CP, she will only have those little tempers in love... But no matter what, I will insist on following up...
My youth is back! [Lop-eared rabbit head]
The old fan is here! Love this work so much! []
My youthful white moonlight! I love this work so much!
It is really a very youthful book. I first read it when I was in junior high school, and now I am about to graduate from college! ! This book brought back a lot of memories. I remember writing a longer fanfic for the first time just to save my heart. I really like every character that appears in it, especially Zhou Jue, who really left a very strong mark on my youth. He is so handsome! He is also very religious, and I especially like this kind of character creation. [Please] [Please]
I bought several different sets of Teenage Psychologist in middle and high school. I have been working for three years and I can still continue to follow the series. What a surprise! Come immediately to support!
It's coming, it's coming, collect it now
Oh my god, this is the book I read when I was in junior high school! I bought three physical books and didn't wait for the follow-up. Is this the reason? Come on! ! I really like the interaction between Xiao Yi and Zhou Jue
They also came non-stop to support us! I first read Shao Xin when I was in junior high school. Now that I am working, I miss the days when I was a student and secretly read novels under my desk.
I'm coming, teacher, I'm coming, I'm coming, I'm coming.
Here it comes, I read this book many years ago, I'm so happy to see it again [red heart]
I rushed here to support, I like it so much, it's Bai Yueguang from many years ago, I've been looking forward to Ajue Xiaoyi's later story⌯ᵔᗜᵔ⌯
What a cute character profile, familiar flavor, ah! ! Back 🥰🥰
Oops, finally updated
I haven't watched it for a long time, but it still attracts me so much
Qiuqiu is so cute, it's rare to see Zhou Jue deflated, hahaha
I was still a child when I read it, but now they are older than they are in the book. I used to think that they were all mature adults, but now that I read it again, the two of them behave like children when they get along. Even when they were seventeen or eighteen years old, they were mature on the outside, but still a little childish on the inside, hahaha.
See our cute and clever Xiaodu again [please]
Can this... Part... Be changed back to the original version... And I don't want Xiaodu to have cp...
"Angel?" Hearing the somewhat familiar voice, Mo Xiaoyi raised his head in surprise and met a pair of big black and white eyes. The clear and light color is not disturbed by the noisy scene at all, and is still as pure as water... What is her name? "Small... Belly?" Zhou Jue laughed at them unceremoniously: "I don't know, you thought two new stupid agents were exchanging secret codes?" This paragraph is so funny. Zhou Jue has such a venomous tongue, hahaha
I now find that Xiaodu is completely synonymous with integrity, kindness and innocence. In the past, I focused on Xiaoyi and Zhou Jue, completely ignoring Xiaodu's female power. She is just and brave, with a clear distinction between love and hate. She never gives up her sense of justice because of her gender or age. Our Xiaodu is just a cute underage girl. Shaoxin is really worthy of being Bai Yueguang in her youth. It turns out that I saw a very outstanding female image a long time ago.
Oh my God! I really want to hug Xiaojue [helpless] The child has endured too much!
Our group of three people just trust each other with their lives [please], even though we have just met each other.
It's my favorite extra soul-stealing episode! It was from this episode that I learned for the first time how harmful the abuse of antibiotics is, so I have always been in awe of many antibiotic drugs. When humans use a living creature to kill people, they will definitely get natural revenge. By the way, is the next episode going to be Valentine's Day... By the way, will we have a new episode to watch? I want to watch the new extra [biting the handkerchief][biting the handkerchief]