Emotion Hunter: I Can See Your Emotions

Have you ever thought about—— When you are breathless for no reason, maybe a pair of hands is grabbing your throat? When you wake up late at night, maybe there is a pair of eyes on the back of your neck? They feed on your fears, anxieties, and sorrows, eating away at them day and night without you realizing it. Lin Huai, the youngest trained doctor in the psychiatry department of the Third Hospital of the City, suddenly saw them one day. Anxiety is the fist-sized gray rat that gnaws at the earlobes of people with social phobia. Depression is a suspended black film that hangs over the head of a depressed patient 24 hours a day. And the female teacher who claimed to be "just stressed" had a baby-sized transparent monster riding on her neck, with ten fingers squeezing her throat. He could see everyone's pain materialized. But he couldn't say. Once he said it, it was not the patient who was imprisoned in the mental hospital, but him. Until the clean man behind him walked in, smiled and said, "You can see it, right?" It's not like there aren't monsters behind him. It's because he raised so many monsters that they look like a blank wall. There is a line printed on the business card: Emotion Hunters Club. Three floors underground. Turn to the back and there are handwritten pen words: "The one on your sister's shoulder has been hatched for three years. Congratulations, it's about to hatch." You ask me, is it a horror movie or a healing story? All I can say is - when you can finally see the things that scare you, you are qualified to stop being afraid of them. --- "The only thing scarier than seeing a monster in this world is finding that the monster is looking at you."