The Legitimate Daughter Holds the Seal

I came from the world of "The Imperial Psychologist," having read novels for over a decade and even tried writing some myself. That's when I realized how incredibly difficult it is. Countless thoughts flood my mind, yet I can't express them on paper. It feels like every slightly allusive detail requires reference books or the internet to complete.

It's true that watching "The Psychologist" and then rewatching "The Eldest Daughter" seems quite different, but I'm a die-hard fan of "The Psychologist," so I'll finish watching "The Eldest Daughter"! That way, I can better appreciate the incredible progress "The Psychologist" has made. 😁

The male lead isn't particularly outstanding, and the later plot is surprisingly bland, making it a beautiful story that offers only a fleeting glimpse of its beauty. Also, I've always felt that the official couple's relationship felt forced and strange.

A thank-you post for readers Previously, I wrote my thanks in the chapter notes at the end of each chapter, but I felt that not everyone might see them. First of all, thank you to my reader, Digital Guy, for subscribing! You even raised my average... I was stunned when I looked at the data yesterday. I'm so grateful for your trust. Thank you again for the monthly pass, Minty Coolness!

After updating day and night for so long, I finally realized one thing—my limit is four updates a day. Although I've tried my best, I still can't keep up with the big names who post 10,000 words a day. But it's okay, four updates a day is great too, because I can now see myself on the female-oriented online novel update rankings. Maybe in a few months, 10,000 a day won't be a dream!! ( ´▽` )ﾉ

"The Psychologist" was the first book by this author I read; after finishing it, I'll continue reading in the order of the other works' creation. Thankfully, the art style is much lighter this time, which is great for a change of pace.

I came here after reading "The Psychologist." I just read the beginning of this article, leaving a comment, haha. "The Psychologist" is well-written and much better than many of the popular slapstick novels these days. I hope Ke Yao can reach even greater heights. I also hope there can be more promotion, because many readers have a certain level of understanding, but they are surrounded by slapstick novels and are always on the road searching for novels, which is a pity.

Having finished reading "The Psychologist Is Here," I feel this novel confirms a statement the psychologist made: stories improve with age. I even think this book's writing style and plot development are vastly different from "The Psychologist's," and the author has truly improved a lot! 👍🏻

There are indeed very few people here. (=ﾟДﾟ=)

The article written by the psychologist is truly wonderful!