When the System Encounters Mental Illness

Zhu Jue's waist? I remember it was the male protagonist of Tiger Cat's Infinite Death, right? One was severely mentally ill. He cut his own kidneys and roasted them in the mental hospital before entering the space. Well... It is indeed a magical book! ! ! What a great idea! ! !

I laughed when I saw Zhu Jue's waist from "Infinite Suicide" in the introduction.

Doesn't anyone know about Zhu Jue's waist?

How many kidneys does Zhujue have in total?

Halfway through, I really couldn't stand it and gave up. I don't understand why there are so many women in good books. I have been reading four or five books for a few years. I really can't stand the fact that the male protagonist is like a stallion. He can obviously be as uncomfortable as a non-normal human being.

It feels like the protagonist is a bit amusing himself 😅 Unsmart Yazi

It's a side story! Is Qianqian pregnant? →_→

When I wanted to rent out my own book, I couldn't help but feel unhappy when I saw that the books were gone.

I was fine after reading the introduction, but suddenly the protagonist Zhu Jue of [Infinite Suicide] entered the scene.

Overall, the whole book is well written and the ending is not bad, but I still want to ask the author, did you eat the extra story...

I just want to watch the extras. This is what the author said himself. To be honest, I like this novel very much. To be honest, I still want to read it after reading it.

What about the final wish of the system?

I may have paid to watch a pirated copy, but there are always missing chapters in the middle.

It looked funny at first, but it didn't feel funny after that birthday party.

It's boring that I can't tell that the main character has anything to do with mental illness. It's so different from Infinite Suicide, it's not on the same level.

The whole book looks pretty good, and the ending is acceptable, but the missing chapters in the middle are so severe that I really can't stand it. What's missing are some key plot points.

I remember there was a similar book, the main character was mentally ill, escaped from the hospital, and started to mingle in society. I don't know the name of it.

It seems like a long time has passed, and it seems like it was still yesterday. I want to look back at my youthful past, but I find that there are no traces of it. The starting point is no longer recognizable, and all the traces I left have disappeared.

Isn't this supposed to be a high-quality product? I remember watching it on QQ browser a few years ago

I think it's really a pity that there is no extra episode.

Shen Tian is a pair, don't let Xuexue 🙂

Su's extra story hasn't been filled in yet. 🙂

The book is very good, I have never seen it recommended before.

Zhujue? Element detection, is there Musu?

It looked really good before it was put on the shelves, but it kind of fell apart after it was put on the shelves.

The Metaverse first came from science fiction writer Neal Stephenson's third book "Snow Crash" published in 1992. The story takes place in the United States in the early 21st century. In this future, the U. S. Federal government has given most of its power to private entrepreneurs and organizations. Most of the land has been divided up by private individuals and individual territories have been established. Under severe hyperinflation, public security has deteriorated, and the dollar has depreciated sharply. For transactions and various needs, people often travel between reality and virtual reality, which is the metaverse. The metaverse is a three-dimensional digital space closely connected with society, parallel to the real world. People who are geographically isolated from each other in the real world can communicate, entertain, and trade through their respective "avatars." The Metaverse can be regarded as an upgraded version of the mobile Internet, allowing people to participate in the Internet more naturally. There is an always-on real-time world in the Metaverse, with countless people participating at the same time, and a fully functioning economy, which spans the physical and digital world. The metaverse mainly has the following five characteristics: 1. Virtual identity: Every person in the real world will have one or more metaverse identities. 2. Social relationships: There will be real social relationships between the identities of each metaverse. 3. Presence: Low-latency technology allows people in the real world to have a sufficient sense of immersion. 4. Openness: People in the real world can enter at any place and at any time, and can freely interact with the world after entering. 5. Economic and legal system: It has a unique economic, legal, and security system that can even derive a civilization different from the real world.

I won't say anything else. Even if you are not satisfied, there is always an explanation. So Qianqian just sent it like this? Where is the extra?

Multiple heroines? Or a psychiatric article?

Generally speaking, I have read a few books with mentally ill protagonists, but not many of them are well written. Li Huowang is too crazy, Zhu Jue is too normal, and Lin Yi is too chaotic. The protagonist of this book gave me the feeling (just the feeling of the first two chapters), not like a mental illness, but like a manic patient. In this way, it can be regarded as a mental illness, but the mental illness in the author's writing made me feel that the author tried his best and tried his best to describe a mental illness, but what he presented was a bipolar lunatic who can only yell!

Zhu Jue from Qincheng Second Hospital/ Zhang DaDao from the Seventh People's Hospital/