Chapter 65: There should be Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder here, but there isn't.

Xiao Qian really didn't understand what exactly Yu Minglang was thinking.

In the country where the distinction between neurology and psychiatry is still not clear, the wrong concept that equates mental illness with mental disorder is rampant.

Obsessive-compulsive disorder is not a mental illness, but in many people's eyes, they are practically the same.

He saw how terrifying he appeared when he was in an episode of his disorder, yet he still dared to confess his feelings?

Was there something different about Yu Minglang's brain from normal people?

Looking at Yu Minglang, Xiao Qian drew upon her knowledge of him that spanned two lives and all of the psychology knowledge she had learned in her previous life to analyze Yu Minglang, but she discovered that she still didn't understand this man.