Who were the male and female leads of 'The Imperial Psychology'? Who were the main characters?

2025-02-18 21:37

The characters included the main character, Bai Ling, the main character, Bai Yi, the supporting character, Bai Shijun, the supporting character, Wei Shisi, the supporting character, Chen Yicong, the supporting character, Qu Yueying and the supporting character, Zhen Junping. "The Imperial Psychologist" by Ke Yao 42. It is an ancient romance/classical fictional novel. It has been completed and can be enjoyed without worry. User recommendation: Description: The imperial concubine suffered from post-natal depression and attempted suicide many times, almost dying from swallowing gold. Prince social fear, dare not communicate with others; Soon after the general returned to the court, he suffered from PDSD. The male lead, Bai Yi, was a heart surgeon who had transmigrated, while the female lead, Bai Ling, was a professional psychologist. What kind of experience would these two transmigrators have? Let's wait and see! There was a warm little home here- The protagonist, Bai Ling, lived in her aunt's family before she transmigrated. His parents, who had considerable wealth, wanted their daughter to become a dragon, and they despised Aunt Lily, who pursued true love. However, after the protagonist transmigrated, he had a father who loved his daughter and loved medicine, and an older brother who also had a modern soul, Bai Yi. Even though Bai Yi was arrogant and looked down on his father, who was always harassed by doctors, he didn't like Chinese medicine so much that he had to become a master chef and cook chicken with exquisite knife skills. However, when his nominal father might be beheaded by the Emperor, he did not run away by himself and chose to enter the palace with Bai Ling. Even though Bai Shijun's life was difficult, he still remembered his late wife's last wish-to take good care of the two children. As a book friend commented, the protagonist's family was poor, but warm. The warmth of material poverty is always warmer than the warmth of wealth. It tells us that love can have nothing to do with material things, and the environment cannot completely determine whether the spirit is rich or not. Excerpt: The father and daughter laid out the blanket, half under it and half over their bodies. Bai Ling crawled back into bed. Her father came over to help her twist the corners of the blanket. She tried to lie straight, but half of her feet were exposed. Bai Ling had no choice but to curl up and finally wrap herself up. "You're eleven in the blink of an eye. That's fast." There was professional knowledge here- (1) The author is quite familiar with psychology and should be someone in this field. (2) In the part where the imperial concubine committed suicide by swallowing gold, there was also a little piece of knowledge posted by a book friend."Swallowing gold is a way of committing suicide. Swallowing gold or gold jewelry. Gold was not poisonous to humans. It was just that the weight of gold was too heavy. It pressed down on the intestines and could not be expelled. And it would not be fatal for a while. The gold eater would die from unbearable pain and torture. The other possibility was that after the gold entered the digestive tract, it cut through the digestive tract and caused death. The cause of death is mainly due to the mechanical stimulation of gold products, causing the digestive tract to rupture, bleeding, and other complications." Such an interesting book, why don't you guys choose to read it? The book was well-structured and the characters were well-defined. Flipping open the table of contents, we can see that the plots in the book are intertwined. Moreover, the supporting roles were also very good, successfully pushing the plot and atmosphere up. For example, the crafty Imperial Physician Wang (who wanted to shirk the blame and pull Imperial Physician Bai off his horse), the furious Emperor who was fighting for his lover, the psychopath Eunuch Yuan who only wanted to cause trouble…These supporting roles showed the palace fighting and the awkward situation of the imperial physicians… In the ninth heaven, the son of heaven is noble in the middle, and in the fifth class, the vassals are noble outside the door. They fight like drunken men, who don't care about their lives. I hope you will like this book.