Traveling to the present: the white-collar life of the queen

Chapter 13 Hypnosis 2
A faint smell of medicine lingered in his nose, and the doctor used drugs to hypnotize him.When Qingqing's expression changed from drowsiness to unconscious light sleep, and she lost control of her thoughts and words, Dr. Zhang asked in a very soft and gentle voice:

"What's your name?"

Qingqing opened her mouth, staring blankly at the small light in front of her eyes, and said, "Su Qingqing."

Qingqing's parents lying on the side let out a sigh of relief, it turned out that Qingqing remembered herself.

"How old are you?"

"." Qingqing replied slowly.

Qingqing's parents looked at each other in the dark, a little worried.

"Where do you live? What do your parents do? What are their names?" Dr. Zhang made the question more difficult.

"My family lives in the Shangshu Mansion on Jiangqing Road in the capital. My father is the Minister of Rites, named Su Wenyuan, and my mother is Li." In Qingqing's memory, the scene in the Shangshu Mansion suddenly appeared, and she was still the naughty daughter in front of her parents.

At this time, even Dr. Zhang couldn't help being surprised. Judging by Su Qingqing's expression, it didn't look like she was lying. In fact, normal people can't tell lies under hypnosis.

But her answer was really amazing!Dr. Zhang concluded that it was Su Qingqing's fantasy caused by stimulation, or she was fascinated by watching TV or reading novels, and took the characters in the book as herself.

"What's the name of your country?" Dr. Zhang continued to ask following Qingqing's words.

"Dahao Dynasty." Qingqing said.

There was no such dynasty in history, and Dr. Zhang concluded that Su Qingqing must have been fascinated by reading books, and took the illusory things as real.It seems that to find the crux of the problem, you have to find the book or TV series she was reading.

So the doctor gradually dimmed the light until it was gone, then Qingqing closed her eyes and went back to a deep sleep.

Walking out of the ward and coming to the doctor's office, Dr. Zhang said to Qingqing's parents:

"Your daughter probably has such fantasies because she read some messy books and became obsessed. There have been such cases in China before. It is a bit difficult to cure her delusions. You have to find the crux of the problem. She is sober. What are Miss Su's hobbies? Or do you like watching novels or costume TV dramas?"

Qingqing's parents looked at each other and shook their heads, only to realize that they were busy with work and neglected their daughter's affairs for too long.

(End of this chapter)