Psychohacking

"If you sow melons, you will get melons; if you sow beans, you will get beans; if you sow watermelons, you will not get pork." - "Cause" and "result", two magical things... No, one magical thing. In 1968 AD, psychologists Atkinson and Shiffrin compared the human brain to a computer. If the human brain were a computer, there would inevitably be "black hat hackers" who exploit vulnerabilities. They exploit various computer flaws for their own benefit; at the same time, another type of "white hat hacker" is the opposite. They understand the deficiencies and vulnerabilities of computer computing in advance and solve various viruses to maintain the normal operation of the system. And there is such a person in the world. He is as just as a white hat hacker, but also has the brutal methods of a black hat hacker. He is also good at using factors such as causal loops, psychological tactics, and physical force to resolve problems around him - he is the psychological hacker, Song Ying. Brilliant adventure stories and breathtaking battles of wits, all in "Psycho Hacker"...