Bai Yu transmigrated into a book. She looked at the words on the gate, “Psychiatric Hospital”, and fell deep in thought. She could tolerate transmigrating into a book, but it felt awful to transmigrate as a psychiatric patient. Besides, all she did was read this book’s synopsis… However, Bai Yu soon......more
Bai Yu transmigrated into a book. She looked at the words on the gate, “Psychiatric Hospital”, and fell deep in thought. She could tolerate transmigrating into a book, but it felt awful to transmigrate as a psychiatric patient. Besides, all she did was read this book’s synopsis… However, Bai Yu soon began to feel that her days spent here weren’t all that bad. That’s because patients in this psychiatric hospital were treated very well, and she was practically being treated like a VIP. She had food, shelter, and people to serve her. When her stepmother tried to cause trouble for her, Bai Yu picked up a lamp and started hitting her with it. “Help! Someone wants to hurt me, the queen!” ‘Since I’m mentally ill, I don’t have to bother with reason. Don’t mess with me!’ Bai Yu thought. Her stepmother cried in surprise. She never dared to visit Bai Yu again. Just like that, Bai Yu continued to enjoy her peaceful life. However, one day, she realized she was actually married. How did that happen? Did people with mental illnesses not have rights? Why didn’t she know she was married? Why didn’t anyone discuss such an important matter with her first? The Bais really shouldn’t have hit her and turned her into a mentally challenged person… “You’re mentally ill, and he’s also mentally ill. You’re a match made in heaven,” the Bais said. After that, Bai Yu questioned her family in a ‘friendly’ manner. Her fiance, who was also a patient in the psychiatric hospital, saw her in person. He shooed everyone away with his agile moves. “Are you also pretending? What a coincidence,” he said with slightly glistening eyes. “To be honest, I’m God’s daughter, and I’m here to save the world…” Bai Yu said in a serious tone.Liu Xu’s mouth twitched. “Do you think I’m blind?”(less)
