AI Therapist: the Devil's Prescription in Your Bracelet

A psychological counselor who was so in debt that his landlord was about to change the locks picked up an AI diagnosis and treatment bracelet that could not be taken off. From then on, every time he "cured a patient" was like signing a new bill with the devil. Lin Chen was originally a psychological counselor who was about to go bankrupt. The clinic was deserted, the rent was overdue, and his ex-partner took away his clients. His life had reached rock bottom. Until a black bracelet of unknown origin forcibly bound him. It can see through the patient's most secret trauma and provide the fastest, most ruthless and most effective treatment plan. The insomniac programmer fell asleep, the collapsed mother woke up, the bullied girl finally spoke, and the clinic's account was filled bit by bit. But Lin Chen soon discovered that this bracelet never cared about ethics, relationships, and consequences. It only pursues efficacy. In order to relieve patients from pain, it can cut off marriages, tear apart families, force people to resign, seize excuses, and even push the doctor himself into the abyss step by step. When every case proves that AI is right, when every success makes Lin Chen more like an accomplice, he must answer a question: If the devil can really cure diseases, should the doctor reach out and take the prescription handed over by it?