
I Work as a Psychiatrist in the World of Immortality
我在修仙界当心理医生
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- Completed
- Length
- 664k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Eastern Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The pace of the book is a bit fast, and the character creation is a bit flat.
First of all, I must say that the subject matter of this book is very novel and the entry point is well chosen. In my opinion, it has great potential! The part where I gave my uncle the therapy session before was really a bit of a tear-jerker. But in my opinion, the plot unfolded a bit too fast. Not long after the opening of the psychological clinic, we had to deal with the ultimate inner demon boss of the three sects. It was so fast that I thought the book was about to reach its finale in Chapter 50 😰... I have only seen such a fast unfolding speed when the author wanted to cut the book. It even felt like the outline was slapped on the face. The plot unfolds too quickly, causing all the characters to become a bit stereotyped: the other two protagonists are basically shaped around their own mental illness, as if their mental illness represents their entire personality; and the process of describing the psychology is a bit too sketchy, and there are not many details used to portray the characters. This is true for the protagonist group, and even more so for NPCs outside the protagonist group.
Hello dear readers
First of all, I would like to say my most sincere thanks to all the readers who have clicked on this book and are willing to spend their precious time reading it! This book is my first online work in the true sense. My writing skills may still be a little immature, but my love for this story and my determination to write it well are 100%! I see that many readers have raised questions about the treatment method of "Inner Demon" in the opening chapter, thinking it is too simple. Here, I want to explain it briefly. This world is not as "gentle" as it seems on the surface, and the emergence of inner demons is not an accident. Behind the seemingly "easy" treatment of the protagonist in the early stage, there is actually a core setting and huge foreshadowing that runs throughout the book. Every time he seems to be "cured" in a dashing way, it is not without a price, which has been partially revealed in more than forty chapters. Here, as a new author, I would like to ask all readers to give me and Lin Cheng a little patience and time to grow. There are reasons for being "easy" and "unreasonable" in the early stage. To be honest, as the first book of a pure newbie, the current results are indeed... A bit bleak 😭. Seeing the data in the background every day, it would be a lie to say that I am not anxious. However, every time I think about Lin Cheng and his unreliable partners, as well as the unfilled holes and undeveloped plots, I feel that no matter what, I must fully present this story that I love deeply to everyone. So, please rest assured that no matter what the results of this book are, I will use my greatest enthusiasm and efforts to write it to the ending it deserves. As a new author, this is my biggest and most solemn promise to myself, to the editor, and to every reader who has read this far. Thank you again for every click, every recommendation ticket, every tip, and the most precious monthly ticket and every comment! (Bow)
This mental illness is easy to cure... Curing panic in a few words is even more fantasy than cultivating immortals... I want to slide the treatment process over, at least add some elements of immortality into it, and add some spiritual power skills and so on to make it self-explanatory. Cure PTSD in a few words...
Wasn't there a psychiatrist in this fairy world before? I thought Lao Deng was reincarnated. The previous book had inner demons as a selling point, but I remember there was a twist later on. The male protagonist seemed to have psychological problems. He himself was not the original personality. The protagonist I always saw was actually a clone of the main personality.
It's quite fun to watch, but the sudden appearance of English words, the sudden appearance of modern vocabulary, and all the soleus muscles are coming out! The chaotic background of this world is unbearable, how can people see it?
Is that so?
When I was thinking about the plot today, I suddenly understood the criticism made by a big reader. Previously, the main focus of designing the plot was to increase the interest, which resulted in the plot being a bit deviated and a bit too fast. In fact, the plot should be designed around the title of the book at the beginning. Although this part will be added later, readers may have run out of patience. This may also be the reason why the score of this book is so low, but now that I have started, I will still stick to it until it is finished, absorb the experience, and strive to improve in the next book! Come on!
Haha, it's quite interesting. This world of cultivating immortals is very lively.
I haven't read it yet, but from the introduction, it seems that it can solve the inner demons. Can the kind of people who swear to their inner demons also be able to solve it? Can they break the contract painlessly? Now I have to point to Luo Shui as the oath.