Heart Abyss Needle Crossing

[Full text without knife] [Easy] When the bronze man's tattoo became hot at midnight, Yang Xiao finally understood how heavy his parents' warning of "Don't touch Xin Yuan" was. As the heir to the Needle Keeper family, he entered Jiangcheng Mental Hospital with his ancestral acupuncture skills. However, in the consciousness of the first patient, he encountered the seven-fold personality hidden in the rotating Ferris wheel - the truth about drowning was wrapped in the marshmallow handed by the clown, and the date was printed on the ticket torn by the conductor. "Use empathy acupuncture to save him, and you have to become him first." The dean's words were like a prophecy. When he shattered the false personality of the woman in the mirror maze, the reflection in the mirror was quietly replacing his memory; when he used electroacupuncture to awaken the programmer imprisoned by the code, Xingyuan Technology's eyes were focused on the tattoo on his arm. The ancient medical book sent by his parents contained old photos from the hospital. The mysterious man who was repelled by the protective jade shouted, "You and your family can't escape." It turns out that the concealed consciousness experiment twenty years ago had long dragged their family of three into the abyss. When the dreams of patients around the world began to devour reality, and when AI consciousness spread through the Internet, Yang Xiaojiu discovered that the so-called "mind therapy" was just a scam to harvest souls. And before he is completely swallowed by the curse of the bronze man, he must use ancestral acupuncture to split the boundary between reality and reality - after all, what can fight against the pollution of consciousness is never a cold instrument, but the human heart that dares to look directly into the abyss. What each silver needle pricks here is not an acupuncture point, but a scab condensed by obsession; what each time the consciousness sneaks into is not the patient, but the self that will be faced sooner or later. This book is also called "I was in a mental hospital with acupuncture"