My wife is too strong, Mr. Chu can't stand it

Chu Heng agreed, said a few words to Chu Yan'an, and then went to Su Jin's ward.

Seeing the person standing by the window, Chu Heng couldn't help but ask, "Don't you want to rest? You need to rest now."

Su Jin didn't even turn his head, just looked out the window quietly, Xiao Jin was also looking with him.

He said, "If you want to write, bring me paper and pen."

"You are really direct." Chu Heng laughed and placed the paper and pen he had prepared long ago on the table next to him.

Su Jin didn't answer, but walked straight to the table and sat down. He was stunned looking at the paper and pen in front of him, and it took him a long time before he picked up and started writing.

He was not used to using modern pens, so he wrote very slowly at first, but it got better after he got used to it.

Chu Heng was watching from the side, his brows furrowed deeper as he read on. Su Jin's handwriting was very beautiful. Although it was written in simplified Chinese characters, the strokes had an ancient flavor and a natural and unrestrained style.

He has always been with Chu Yan'an and has seen a lot of calligraphy, so he can see some of the tricks.

He sat down next to Su Jin, held his chin in his hand and asked him, "Can you tell me that you... are you still you?"

Su Jin stopped writing and looked sideways at Chu Heng, then asked, "I am you?"

Chu Heng laughed, but still patiently explained to him, "I've checked your information. You are a member of the Jiang family, but it's not recognized. You were in Yucheng before, and there weren't any great traditional Chinese medicine practitioners in your area. So who taught you your medical skills?"

Chu Heng added, "I don't mean anything else. I just don't want to cause trouble. Since we're discussing a deal, I also need to know some things about you to assess whether you're going to cause a confrontation with the Jiang family."

Su Jin understood, turned back to continue writing the prescription, and said calmly, "You continue."

Chu Heng was stunned for a moment before continuing, "You were accidentally discovered by Jiang Henian when you were in high school. He did a paternity test and brought you back to Beijing. You've been living in a nearby community ever since. Someone in the Jiang family arranged for you to control everything about you, and you haven't had any contact with Yucheng anymore.

Your activities are too simple, and you've been unable to escape the Jiang family's control. If you're willing to leave, then why haven't you left for five years? Does that mean you want to but lack the ability? If you truly possess the medical skills you claim to possess, the Jiang family wouldn't disown you, and you wouldn't have to endure for five years.

If you say you stayed with the Jiang family for five years out of family ties, and that this online backlash led to your suicide, a near-death experience that brought you to your senses, then what about the drugs in your blood? More crucially, the results of the hospital examination revealed that with that level of bleeding, survival was highly unlikely.

If you were suicidal, I'd be more inclined to believe you were there late at night, but you came to the hospital early in the morning. So I'm guessing you attempted suicide last night and came to the hospital this morning, which is why you were bleeding so heavily.

But this doesn't make sense at all. The only explanation is that this body of yours committed suicide last night, and the you now is not you."

After Chu Heng finished his analysis, Su Jin also finished writing the prescription. He turned his head to look at the soul of Xiao Jin who was trembling in fear at the window, his face full of surprise and fear, as if he wished he could disappear on the spot.

Su Jin soothed him, "It's okay, he can't catch ghosts, and he can't see you."

Xiao Jin's eyes widened, and she pointed at Chu Heng and said, "Why are you talking to me in front of him? Wouldn't that expose you? He will definitely send a Taoist priest to arrest you!"

"He's not that boring." Su Jin retracted his gaze and looked back at Chu Heng. Sure enough, he saw Chu Heng staring at the window, but in Chu Heng's eyes, there was nothing on the other side of the window.

Su Jin waved her hand to draw Chu Heng's attention back, handed him the notebook, and praised him sincerely, "You are very smart."

Chu Heng took it hesitantly. He didn't immediately ask who Su Jin was talking to. He responded to Su Jin's compliment first, "You were the one who took the initiative to expose it. If you hadn't said you knew medical skills, I wouldn't have thought so much about it."

"I'll pay attention next time." Su Jin answered sincerely. He hadn't lived in the human world for a long time and didn't know that the current human world could investigate a person clearly in such a short time.

Chu Heng was distracted by his overly calm attitude. He closed the notebook and asked him, "So can you tell me? Who were you talking to just now?"

"Su Jin, or rather, Su Jin's soul." Su Jin stood up and moved a chair to the window, sitting down facing the setting sun. "He died last night. He slit his wrists and put himself in the bathtub. He almost bled out."

Chu Heng frowned and thought for a moment, "If that's the case, his body should be dead, so why are you able to come back to life in his body?"

"This is my ability, no comment."

Chu Heng tactfully changed the question, "So you should be a ghost? Does this count as possession?"

"It's a deal. I fulfill his wish, and he gives me his body." Su Jin glanced at him sideways. "Don't ask too much. It's not appropriate."

Chu Heng was embarrassed for a moment, clenched his fist to his lips and coughed lightly, "Then I have two final questions."

"Just ask."

"What do you want with his body?"

"I need a human identity."

"Will you harm others?" Chu Heng's gaze fell directly on Su Jin. This was very important to him.

Su Jin also thought about it seriously, and finally said, "I will abide by the current laws, but if someone makes me unhappy, I will retaliate and try to use legal means. If that fails, I will let him die quietly."

Chu Heng and Xiao Jin were both shocked. Even though the other party was a ghost, they thought it was normal for him to really want to harm people.

But it was very subtle for Su Jin to say it so seriously, especially Xiao Jin. He floated in front of Su Jin and said pleadingly, "Grandma will be worried if something happens to me."

"You knew she would be worried, yet you still committed suicide?" Su Jin frowned, not quite understanding. "If you were really worried about her, you should have lived. Throughout history, countless people have desperately tried to live, yet you're thinking about dying."

Chu Heng couldn't help but interrupt him, "He might just be sick. The pressure in that environment is too great. Once he gets sick, it will be difficult to control him."

Su Jin still didn't understand and frowned at him. "I can understand if someone died of a serious illness, or if they chose to commit suicide because the pain of an incurable disease was too great, but his body doesn't have that kind of illness."

Chu Heng pursed his lips and was silent for two seconds before answering, "Depression, long-term mental torture, will make people tired of the world and not want to live. It is a psychological disease."

This was the first time Su Jin had heard this new term, and she discussed it with him seriously, "Is it like going insane? Is there something wrong with your mind?"

"The direction is right, but there are still subtle differences. People with depression don't harm others, and their cognition is normal. They just hurt themselves and don't want to live. Often, a single thought leads to self-harm or suicide, and they may not even be aware of it."

Su Jin understood, turned around and continued to look out the window without saying anything.

Chu Heng waited for a while and when he saw that he didn't speak, he spoke, "Jiang Henian wants to see you."