Chapter 347
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Dissociative identity disorder was a type of mental illness. Its scientific name was "dissociative intermittent personality dissociation", also known as "dissociative identity disorder". To put it simply, there were several souls living in the same body.
Although the souls shared the same body, they seemed to be completely different people. Each personality had a different memory, personality, and behavior.
There were many reasons for this illness. It could be due to illness, accidents, or long-term depression. Everyone's situation was different, and the result of dissociative identity disorder was completely different.
Some personalities could coexist peacefully, some did not interfere with each other, and some could even become enemies.
Zhang Jue lay on the bed in the detention room. There was a blinding light above his head.
He put his hand in front of him, clenched it slightly, then opened it and observed it repeatedly.
Those who had interacted with Zhang Jue knew that although he appeared to be careless, he had always been a calm and wise person.
When he encountered a problem, he would find the cause and solve it. This was his way of thinking.
But this time, it seemed to be different from what he had encountered before.
There was no enemy that could be defeated.
He began to doubt his own existence.
The missing memory and completely different behavior all reminded him that there was another person living in this body.
The worst thing was that all signs pointed to the author, Zhang Jue, as the real owner of this body.
And he was just a subsidiary personality created by the other person's long-term self-hypnosis.
Everything he had experienced was just a figment of the other person's imagination.
If he continued to deduce according to this theory, things would be easy to explain.
The chief physician of Jianghai City People's Hospital, Mr. Li.
The deputy director of the pharmaceutical department of Jingzhou City Huarong Pharmaceuticals, Mr. Yu.
The two victims of the case corresponded to Dr. Li and Yu Hongbo.
What was even more coincidental was that the case happened on February 1st, 2221, which happened to be the day he transmigrated.
It seemed that the MRW and the Abnormal Biological Management Bureau were just the main personality's paranoia.
Mr. Zhang.
This title was a bit ironic.
Zhang Jue could not help but think of the voice that rang in his mind.
Could it be that this was reality?
Other than that, were there any other possibilities?
…
"This is a psychologist specially invited by the Investigation Bureau from Jingzhou City. He studied in Mei Nation and has come in contact with many patients with multiple personality disorder. He has a lot of experience with this condition. Next, he will conduct a preliminary assessment of your psychological state."
When he came back to his senses, Zhang Jue found himself sitting in a lounge with handcuffs on his hands.
A security guard stood behind him, looking at him warily.
There were two people sitting opposite him. On the left was the lawyer, Liu Zhe, whom he had met before. Next to him was a middle-aged man wearing black-rimmed glasses. He looked kind, but his eyes were abnormally deep.
After Liu Zhe's introduction, he stood up and extended his hand to Zhang Jue.
"Hello, my name is Huang Jikai. You can call me Dr. Huang or Director Huang."
There seemed to be a gap in his memory again. Zhang Jue had no recollection of when he had come here.
Fortunately, with the experience from the previous two times, Zhang Jue quietly observed the environment.
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