Demon Lord 3

It really seems like this is just a facade under the guise of a celebrity. There's nothing truly impressive about it, just the certificates are impressive. They definitely haven't done enough research to scam the wealthy. I was curious if they were just good at talking, just chatting things up, and they said it looked like someone from abroad who couldn't get treatment there, so they came back for treatment. When I met them, I was shocked. I think I know this person! Mu Chen and Li Ruke, right after they returned to China, told us they'd heard about a very good psychiatry firm here when they were visiting. They said the psychiatrists they hired were all returned overseas, who felt there was no future and wanted to serve their country. They also said the conditions here were excellent, and the psychiatrists they hired were all top-tier. They said they could definitely cure patients here, and they'd use Traditional Chinese Medicine techniques to treat conditions that couldn't be cured abroad. They said they wanted to try their luck, but they didn't expect to be scammed out of so much money. This time, I met them, and they were the real deal. It was fate! Of course the company had a trick up its sleeve and wouldn't let us collude directly. If I knew they had money, I could say the company was a scam, wouldn't I be able to sell it? All of the company's conversations are in a real system. If we can communicate using some things, the company can directly control it. It's like being in a situation where they think I have no backup, and then coming to this company I can only be ordered around by them. I felt very speechless when I thought about this. Li Ruke was in a very bad state at the time, even worse than when we later met him. I don't understand what he was going through at the time. He might have been stimulated there, a little bit. He said that because of this he opened a school and came to China for a trip, and later he wanted to settle down in China. He said that he had never been to this place, but felt unusually cordial. Because of this, Mu Chen decided to give up all his development abroad. I also discovered all of a sudden that he was actually a wife-loving maniac, and he doted on her so much. I smiled and thought the two of them were really sweet. They came to consult about psychological problems, and I roughly understood it. They talked for a few words, and I didn't listen carefully. In fact, probably I understood what they were asking: was there any way to treat this condition? I told them it was a sign of being possessed, not a psychological problem at all. They listened, and I expected them to refute me. Instead, they preferred to believe it. They actually believed it. I felt like they'd been scammed multiple times. They'd previously said the person abroad was Master Fang's apprentice. I felt like, aside from that person, they'd been scammed all along. They'd thought it was great to have a foreigner studying Traditional Chinese Medicine in a foreign hospital. They'd been convinced that all the scammers coming to China were scammers using the name Traditional Chinese Medicine. They'd been buying it. They'd readily bought into my words and asked me how to treat it. I explained that my family had long been involved in Traditional Chinese Medicine and were very knowledgeable in it, studying fortune-telling, physiognomy, and divination. Li Ruke asked curiously, "What can I see? Can I tell if they're in a relationship?" I said they were a couple. Li Ruke thought all this was a bit naive and asked if their parents were still alive. I was also confused at the time. I didn't know what the situation was. Then I told them some facts without thinking, "This man's parents should be both dead, and he has an adoptive mother who should have passed away last year. This lady's parents are still alive, but they may not be in the future. His relationship with this lady is probably not very good, and there will definitely be some big things happening in the future. You should understand the psychological problems first and don't ask me these questions." After listening, their expressions changed, as if they were prostrating themselves. They trusted me very much. I also felt that everything I said was right. I also thought that they were too naive. They thought what I said was right because they wanted to verify their inner thoughts. If I saw all this, they might not think so, but this is what they told me.