When he told the doctor this theory, the doctor said he did not understand it but was profoundly shaken, and suggested he visit the psychiatry department downstairs.
In short, the hospital could not identify the cause either. Later, his mother brought him some special medication from abroad, and only then was his condition brought under control. As long as he took it regularly, he would not have an episode.
"Must be because I didn't rest well last night. I'm too tired. It's all Jiang Yu'er's fault, insisting on coming into my room to play games in the middle of the night..."
Though he said that, his heart quietly grew heavy, because Zhang Yuanqing knew the medication was beginning to lose its effectiveness, and his condition was getting worse.
"I'll have to increase the dosage..." Zhang Yuanqing put on his padded slippers, went to the window, and pulled the curtains open with a swish.
Sunlight rushed in, each ray vying to be first, filling the room.
April in Songhai City was bright with spring sunshine, and the morning breeze against his face was cool and pleasant.
Knock, knock!
Just then, someone knocked, and his grandmother called from outside:
"Yuanzi, get up."
"No!" Zhang Yuanqing refused coldly and mercilessly. He wanted to go back to sleep.
With such lovely spring sunshine, and on a weekend at that, wouldn't it be a waste of life not to sleep in?
"You have three minutes. If you're not up, I'll splash you awake."
His grandmother was even colder and more merciless.
"All right, all right..." Zhang Yuanqing immediately gave in.
He knew his hot-tempered grandmother really would do it.
When Zhang Yuanqing was still in elementary school, his father had died in a car accident. His strong-willed mother had not remarried. She had brought her