What am I doing? Luo Chao asked himself upon regaining consciousness, not knowing what he had just been doing while out of control.
Luo Chao recalled, and when he thought about trying to strangle Ning Wanxi's neck just now, he clutched his head in pain. Why did his negative emotions once again affect his correct judgnt?
It seed as if Luo Chao had regained his consciousness. Ning Wanxi let out a long breath of relief. Honestly, she really didn't want to die, especially not at the hands of her own husband, even if he was just a husband in na.
Perhaps because of experiencing too much slaughter on the battlefield, witnessing the tragic deaths of too many comrades, Luo Chao had already developed PTSD when he was with Wolf Fang. He often couldn't control his negative emotions.
Luo Chao clearly rembered once, after a comrade brother was ambushed and shot by the enemy, he went berserk. Not only did he kill all the enemies at once, but he nearly killed the teammates who followed him in his frenzied state.
This made Luo Chao a ticking ti bomb within the Wolf Fang Special Forces, always at risk of injuring his comrades. Even though in subsequent missions, Luo Chao suddenly beca even more formidable, creating records of zero casualties, his condition still made the leaders uneasy.
And precisely because of this, the leaders hoped he could temporarily leave the battlefield and receive treatnt. Luo Chao was sent to the Special Service Team, a special unit for treating soldiers. There, his condition was brought under control, and with the Eighteen Needles of Returning to Life, he beca the top military doctor of the Special Service Team, another honor to his na.
Controlling the condition didn't an the root cause was cured. Because of the country's needs, Luo Chao was transferred from the Special Service Team to beco a *** bodyguard. The bodyguard role was smooth sailing, so the PTSD did not relapse until tonight, when he was truly enraged by Ning Wanxi!
That madness, that urge to kill, filled Luo Chao's entire brain. Fortunately, he sobered up in ti; otherwise, the consequences would have been unthinkable.
"I'm sorry," Luo Chao said, looking at the moonlight outside, feeling quite complicated. He didn't expect that he still hadn't fully recovered, that he was like a murderous devil, frightening people. He hated himself for being like this but was helpless.
Because Luo Chao had no choice. The baptism of the battlefield created him into such a killing machine, sotis unable to control himself when he was mad.
So Luo Chao seed perfect, tall and handso, and as Hao Keren said, he was all-around; there was almost nothing he couldn't do. In fights, he was unbeatable. But ludicrously, such a god-like perfect man had schizophrenia.
In other words, Luo Chao was ntally ill!
The moonlight shone through the window, illuminating Luo Chao, making him appear so desolate and lancholic. Ning Wanxi's heart fluttered uncontrollably. The fear she felt earlier had quietly disappeared. She had never seen such a lonely figure. That deep sadness stung her heart. She softly said, "Luo Chao, I know it wasn't your intention to kill just now. What kind of experiences have you had before?"
Luo Chao was stunned. He hadn't expected Ning Wanxi not to bla him but instead comfort him. He smiled bitterly, "Perhaps you're also curious about what it was that Li Ruotong saw on that day. Let show you."
After Luo Chao spoke, he lifted his shirt, and under the moonlight, Ning Wanxi saw the crisscrossing scars. She froze in shock, her lips trembling lightly, covering her small mouth with her hand, looking a bit terrified. It was horrifying.
In the end, Ning Wanxi was a woman who was cold outside but warm inside. She appeared cold and unapproachable, with a girlish heart as pure as white paper, yet rare among won. Otherwise, how could she have brought Luo Chao back to his senses?
Perhaps it was precisely because of this that Luo Chao liked this ho, liked bickering with her, finding endless joy.
"I have been through countless battlefields, uncountable how many enemies I've killed, and even more uncountable how many comrades have fallen beside , never to rise again," Luo Chao spoke softly as his shoulders gently trembled. He wasn't afraid of death; he was afraid of witnessing his comrades die.
Luo Chao sighed, "If you want to annul our marriage agreent, I won't refuse." He knew in his heart that he was very dangerous, and Ning Wanxi likely wouldn't want to keep such a dangerous person in the house.
"Why would I break the agreent?" Ning Wanxi snorted coldly, "Tonight you almost killed . If I let you off so easily, wouldn't that be letting you off cheap? You must better fulfill your promises in the agreent in the future."
Luo Chao was dumbfounded. He couldn't believe Ning would say such a thing. He sighed bitterly, "But Ning,."
"No buts, I'm going to sleep. You should leave," Ning Wanxi returned to her cold expression and issued an order to leave.
"Alright then," Luo Chao nodded, feeling a sense of relief. If even his own wife was afraid of him, then there was no reason for him to stay in this ho. It seed his wife was quite brave, not seeming afraid of him having another outburst.
Just as the door was about to close, a red packet traced a beautiful arc through the air, thrown in from the door crack, landing on Ning Wanxi's bed.
Ning Wanxi paused, then revealed a aningful smile. After putting the red packet away, she didn't go to sleep but instead pulled out the laptop from the computer desk and lay in bed searching for information.
"Post-traumatic stress disorder!" Ning Wanxi searched on Baidu and found a description of the condition. Her beautiful eyes widened slightly.
Post-traumatic stress disorder is a type of "trauma-induced stress disorder," also known as trauma-induced pressure disorder, trauma-induced stress syndro, trauma-induced tension disorder, major shock aftereffects. It refers to the psychological imbalance and aftermath a person experiences after encountering or confronting a major stressor. These experiences include threats to life, severe physical harm, and ntal or physical coercion. Sotis referred to as trauma-induced stress response to emphasize the phenonon as a reasonable result of traumatic experiences rather than an issue with the patient's inherent psychological state.
Ning Wanxi read carefully and unknowingly fell asleep, with the computer still resting on her lap.
However, Luo Chao found it difficult to sleep. It was a 10 million red packet, after all, casually handed over to his wife, which was enough to make him shed tears of frustration.
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