High Martial: You're Mentally Ill, So How Did You Really Become a God?

[Psychiatric Case Record] Patient: Lin Qi, male, 23. Diagnosis: Severe paranoid schizophrenia with chuunibyou delusions. Case description: The patient exhibits systematized delusions, claims to be a god, and imagines people around him as demons, monsters, guardian spirits, and other such figures. Today, the patient once again predicted that Nurse Su Xiaoxiao would meet with misfortune. This behavior is a typical projection associated with persecutory delusions. Treatment recommendation: Increase the medication dosage and place the patient under observation in isolation. My name is Su Xiaoxiao. I’m a fourth-year university student interning at Yuntian Specialized Rehabilitation Hospital. In other words, a psychiatric hospital. People always say that lovesick boys are handsome and gullible, quiet and reserved. So why is the handsome boy I met such a neurotic chuunibyou? Every day he claims to be a god, and he often talks to thin air, spouting all kinds of weird nonsense... Today he said I was going to suffer a bloody misfortune. Come on, I’m a nurse! I stick needles into patients’ butts every day until they bleed! I believe in science. Well... I did, until Dr. Du came at me with his eyes and mouth twisted, baring a mouthful of spinning razor-sharp teeth. There really are monsters!! Help!!! A crack spanning the sky screen stretched above the skyscrapers. Mountain-sized monsters blotted out the sun. Human cultivators were like flickering candles in the wind. Behind the heavy livestream cameras, people all over the world watched with hearts deadened by despair. A handsome young man holding an iced cola walked out of the psychiatric hospital and said softly, “In the name of my god.” “I shall end the age of demons and ghosts.” At his words, every monster perished. The whole world was in an uproar.