
My Years as a Therapist
我做心理咨询师的那些年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 110k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Superpowers
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
43Chapters
0Votes
809Recs
15Fans
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To be honest, I didn't understand why Shenhao's book didn't even have a high-quality book before. I think it's much better than many childish high-quality books.
I knew I couldn't finish this book. I had a hunch after reading a few chapters when I first started the book. This kind of subject matter really can't attract many people. It's too complicated and not exciting enough. It's not as simple and pretentious as Shenhao's book.
To be honest, I didn't have any desire to read it at first because of the title of the author's first book, but then I ran out of books and read through it, and found that it was really well written, especially the first half of the book, which is about women's psychology.
If you don't have a harem, will you be cool? Let's start a harem.
I'm a little obsessed with this book... I feel like the previous one is more to my liking
After traveling backwards into the world of Infernal Affairs, I feel that the attraction of this book has suddenly disappeared. A new identity and complex background have been arranged, but the simple summary in a few paragraphs is particularly flimsy, unreal, and unbelievable. The character of the protagonist is suddenly confused! Is the protagonist a psychological counselor in the main world, or the bullshit Hongmen so-called Hong Long? Why has the protagonist's behavior pattern changed? Just because the system arranged a new identity shell, he no longer looked like the psychological counselor Li Xun'an mentioned above? He also wrote a sentence about receiving/mastering the original body's ability, which felt bad. I have only seen a lot of analysis and plot deductions (although these analyzes are very reasonable, they seem to be of little use, considering how many fans the Infernal Affairs IP still has these days). Does such a new identity have any other purpose besides pretending to be a comparison? Can't ordinary identities advance the plot? Or, with Chen Yongren here, does the protagonist still need to advance the plot? It would be fine if the protagonist had a psychiatrist to talk to Chen Yongren. Does he need a Hongmen identity? If it is just for show, it would be too blunt. As for the setting of time-traveling dungeons, I am worried. Many film and television time-traveling themes (not referring to infinite streaming and some heavenly streaming) are diluted by dungeons one after another. In the end, if you can't continue writing, you will open a new dungeon. If you open another dungeon, it will be useless. There are very few books in the film and television time travel genre that have a beginning and an end, and most of them are unfinished. This is a shortcoming of the subject matter itself. The subject matter of traveling through the dungeon, arranging awesome identities, and using prophets to cause troubles are all common routines of mindless and cool writing. I thought that if you write these, you will not be able to write about those novice authors. No one will be happy with you, no one will attract attention, and no one will adapt to that kind of writing style. The laughter really didn't stop from the beginning, but the plot of Infernal Affairs gave me the feeling that after the instant noodles were made, they were poured into a thermos of water, and the original good taste was completely diluted. It gave me the same feeling as those unfinished film and television time-travel stories I had seen before, and the attraction of the beginning was gone. Above.
Will the author still write? It's okay to start a new book, I really liked the last one
Tell me your opinion here. I ordered and finished the author's last book. I didn't procrastinate, I finished the book when it was time to finish it, and rarely watered it down. I learned a lot after reading it, and I am very satisfied. It is expected that it will not become popular. If it does become popular, it will either be harmonized or changed beyond recognition. After reading the content of this new book, coupled with the title and introduction, it is destined to be a niche, and the results should not be very good. The taste of the remaining book lovers who can continue reading should be more in line with the author. In an era where the only way to read online articles is to find YY and cool pictures, it brings too much art and life thinking into it, and it is difficult to resonate with most people. The author probably doesn't write this kind of book to make money, it just depends on whether you can stick to your hobby and write it
Let's continue writing in the style of the previous book 🙂🙂🙂 Come on
The subject matter of this book is still very attractive to me.