Collapse Simulator: Raging at the Imaginary Tree

Yun Ling didn't say anything, just sobbed silently.

One of them played the good cop and the other played the bad cop, strangling Yun Ling's newly rising dream.

From then on, Yun Ling’s going to and from school was supervised, and she was not allowed to leave the house on weekends.

His desk was piled high with review papers, and it seemed like there was nothing else he could do except study.

They didn't expect Yun Ling to become successful, they just hoped that Yun Ling could live according to their ideas.

Soon Yun Ling was in the third year of junior high school, and the study tasks were extremely heavy.

He never touched a computer again, and his former playmates began to stay away from him because of his parents.

Until one day, looking at the English words on the blackboard, Yun Ling suddenly vomited in class.

He was then taken to the infirmary...

Diagnosed with major depression.

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Chapter 152 Guilt-Based Education

"Why would I suddenly become depressed? Doctor, is this just an act?"

The mother couldn't believe that Yun Ling would suffer from depression for no reason.

She had clearly given him everything she could, so why did he still get this disease?

Hearing these words, the doctor's face first showed a hint of anger, and then extremely helpless.

"Depression is a psychological illness. It is difficult to fake it in front of a professional doctor, let alone severe depression." The doctor explained to her as calmly as possible.

"It's difficult... so it's possible?"

"Unless your child has studied psychology and acting." The doctor couldn't help but complain.

Doesn’t this question their professionalism?

"Before you came, I had already asked the teacher who sent him here. This child is very withdrawn at school. He doesn't participate in almost any extracurricular activities, and he rarely communicates with people around him."

"Think carefully about whether you are putting too much pressure on the child." The doctor looked at her with a questioning look in his eyes.

"My child's father and I have never put any pressure on him, nor have we asked him to get into a good school. We just hope that he will focus on his studies, that's all."

The mother blurted out everything she thought.

"In any case, severe depression is not a minor illness. In addition to necessary medication, it is also important not to put psychological pressure on him. My suggestion is to take a year off from school to see how he recovers before returning to school."

The doctor gave the most reasonable treatment plan.

"Take a leave of absence from school? Now is the critical period of the third year of junior high school. How can you take a leave of absence from school? Won't you forget everything after a year?" There is no way the mother would accept such an "absurd" proposal.

Sure enough, no matter which parent's eyes, learning is always the top priority, even more important than the child's health.

The doctor explained to her the dangers of severe depression, but the mother still insisted on her own ideas.

Since then, Yun Ling has had less freedom, and the care from his father and mother has increased, which has made him more and more immersed in his own world.

The drug treatment played a certain role, at least allowing Yun Ling to hold on until the high school entrance examination.

"Try hard in the exam, okay? Isn't this what you've worked hard for three years? Go ahead and try to get good grades." The mother encouraged with a smile.

Yun Ling nodded woodenly and walked towards the examination room.

As the exam bell rang, rustling sounds were heard, the friction between papers, and the collision of pen tips with the test paper.

Everyone is facing this answer sheet with all their strength, hoping to put a perfect end to their three years of junior high school.

Yun Ling sat quietly at the table, staring straight at the blackboard.

The invigilator seemed to notice his abnormality and tapped his desk gently, as if to remind him that the exam had begun.

Yun Ling grabbed the pen, held it in his right hand, pierced the test paper fiercely, and then swiped it down with force.

A long cut suddenly appeared on the test paper.

The shrill sound instantly attracted everyone's attention.

But before the invigilator could react, Yun Ling had already stood up and ran outside. Then he jumped up and jumped down amid the screams of many people.

There was not a single pause in his movements, as if he had already rehearsed them in his mind dozens or hundreds of times.

"Silence! Continue the exam!" the invigilator shouted, but there was an obvious tremor in his voice.

He left behind an invigilator and immediately ran downstairs, calling the chief inspector while praying that Yun Ling was okay.

Fortunately, there was an ambulance on standby in the school during the high school entrance exam. Amidst the surprised gazes of parents outside the school and the shrill sirens, Yun Ling was sent to the nearest hospital.

Not long after, Yun Ling's parents received the news and realized that the child taken away by the ambulance was actually Yun Ling!

They rushed to the hospital, and after signing the agreement, Yun Ling began the operation.

At this time, Yun Ling's class teacher also rushed to the hospital.

She never expected that Yun Ling was just a lonely child, how could he suddenly jump off the building for no reason.

But in the conversation with Yunling's parents, I found out how much pressure the educational method they think is good for Yunling will put on the child.

Especially for those who are more timid, it is difficult to bear such excessive love.

They always think that grades are the only source of pressure, and as long as they don't put pressure on grades, children will not feel pressured.

But they ignore the fact that there is more to children than just grades.

What's more, their actions are completely contrary to their words. On the one hand, they say they don't care, but on the other hand, they restrict Yun Ling in everything all the time.

While telling you not to worry about it, I was also instilling in you the idea of ​​working hard.

The "guilt-based" education adopted in life.

Obviously, making so many dishes is definitely enough for the whole family.

They insisted on eating the leftovers and leaving them all to him to show how much they loved their child.

They simply don't realize where they are wrong, which is called functional illiteracy in psychology.

Their inherent cognition is too stubborn. In their eyes, refusing to be controlled is equivalent to being unfilial. Being controlled like a puppet like Yun Ling is what they like most.

It was Yun Ling's parents who pushed him down the building step by step.

Perhaps at the moment of jumping, Yun Ling truly felt a feeling called liberation.

All the things that bound me seemed to disappear.

This kind of education method will either result in rebellion or pain...

Children need to spend their entire lives to heal their pain and unconsciously pass it on to the next generation.

Although Yunling's choice is extreme, such cases do exist.

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Pain, pain came from my body...

He's actually, still alive? What a sad fact.

Yun Ling opened his eyes and looked at the ceiling of the hospital.

"Awake! The patient is awake!" The nurse looked at Yun Ling who had woken up and hurriedly ran outside to call the doctor.

The doctor came over to check Yun Ling and found no major problems, so he notified his parents.

Tears were on their faces. Yun Ling had a blank expression and his eyes were unfocused, as if he was completely unaware of the two people's presence.

For Yun Ling, this nightmare was only temporarily interrupted, and when everything gets better, the nightmare will continue.

During the several months in the ward, Yun Ling didn't say a word and did nothing every day except staring blankly and sleeping.

His father and mother were angry, begged, cried, and scolded, but Yun Ling never showed any expression from beginning to end.

The doctor said that Yun Ling had serious psychological problems. If he didn't find a way to solve them, there was still a great possibility that he would commit suicide even after he fully recovered.

But Yun Ling has closed his heart and has not communicated with anyone. Who knows what he really wants?

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Chapter 153: Breaking Free from Constraints and Chasing Dreams

The nurse pushed the wheelchair to Yun Ling's side.

She also felt sorry for the child, who suffered from severe depression because of his family members, and did not pay attention to treatment, which eventually led to this outcome.

I hope he gets better soon.

"Yunling, let's go out and bask in the sun." The nurse said to Yunling in a gentle voice.

Then he carefully helped him to the wheelchair and pushed him out.

The sun was shining brightly outside, but Yun Ling had no intention of appreciating it. He continued to stare blankly ahead.

"Yun Ling? What's wrong with you? Why are you in a wheelchair?"

A familiar voice sounded.

Yun Ling turned his head mechanically, and the man's face gradually came into view.

"Big...Soldier...Brother?"

Perhaps because he hadn't spoken for too long, Yun Ling almost forgot how to speak.

Not only was the voice strange, but it was also very dry, making it uncomfortable for the ears.

The nurse beside her widened her eyes in disbelief. After being here for so long, this was the first time she heard Yun Ling speak.

"Is your leg injured?" the soldier asked with concern.

"......" Yun Ling opened his mouth, as if he wanted to say something.

"Um, are you Yun Ling's friend?" The nurse's tone was a little excited.

"Friend...I guess so. What happened to him?" The soldier asked about Yun Ling's situation.

The nurse pulled the soldier aside and told him what had happened in the past few months.

"This..." The soldier scratched his head, completely unable to understand what had happened to Yun Ling that made him become like this.

He suffers from severe depression, suicidal tendencies, and now severe autism. The sentence he just said was the only one he had said in the past few months.

Suddenly, the soldier recalled what happened a year ago.

Could it be that it was because I went to Yun Ling's home to invite him to participate in the profession, which made his parents think that he was addicted to the Internet, which ultimately led to this result?

The soldier felt a chill all over his body. If this was the case, then...how should he face Yun Ling?

"You may mean a lot to him. He is actually willing to talk to you. Can you think of a way to help him resolve his worries?" the nurse requested.

"Me? I didn't do anything..." The soldier was confused again.

"Think carefully." The nurse stared at him nervously.

Dabing recalled his interactions with Yunling. The only contact between him and Yunling was games, nothing else.

Could it be... a game?

The soldier seemed to have found his direction.

"How about... let me try?" The soldier glanced at Yun Ling who was sitting in a wheelchair not far away, stood up and pushed his wheelchair.

The nurse immediately followed to prevent any accidents.

"Where are you going..." Yun Ling asked.

"Need I say more? Of course, to play games!" The soldier answered without hesitation.

The nurse beside her was shocked. What the hell was this? But she still didn't stop the soldier. After all, this might be the chance to save Yun Ling.

Dabing was very familiar with the area, and soon he pushed Yunling to an Internet cafe.

The nurse changed her clothes and followed.

The soldier skillfully turned on the machine and clicked on a familiar game.

At that moment, there seemed to be a faint light in Yun Ling's eyes.