The Mistress of the Household

... I have to say, regardless of the writing style, the description of this psychological counseling is just too jarring. I desperately want to convince myself it's fictional and not to take it seriously, but as a psychological counselor, reading this is just...

A sofa? I never get tired of it, I've watched it at least five times! ✌️

I really wish Yun Da could write another book on psychological counseling. I've looked at so many in this genre, and only "The Housekeeper's Wife" gave me a slight sense of healing. However, I also understand that psychological counseling is difficult to write about; to be convincing, one probably needs extensive clinical experience. Moreover, there's a severe shortage of truly qualified psychologists in China right now. I wish China could have a master like Hellinger someday.

So it's a book from 2015. What about the extra chapters...?

Pei Mingzhao is a good person, but unfortunately he has a fickle mother...

Of all the books by Yun Da, this is my favorite. Unlike the one below, from my perspective as a patient, I actually think the author handles psychological counseling very well. There's no magic formula, nor is it a direct copy of reality; the balance is just right.

Relationships require effort and maintenance from both sides. The male and female protagonists' love wasn't earth-shattering at the beginning, but rather a steady, enduring bond that ultimately became stronger than ever. I admire the female protagonist's high emotional and intellectual intelligence, and the male protagonist's courage to change history despite being reborn; both are incredibly capable.

I'll do everything in my power to tell Master Cui, I've finally waited for you!

Does this book have no side stories?

The Pei family's young lady's name was simply replaced with ***. Every time I see this name, I feel like the author is insulting her, and it makes me uncomfortable.