Who would study psychology unless they had some issues?! Chapter 800: 671: Someone Get Nan Zhubin Some Work—The Bigge

Capítulo 800: Chapter 671: Soone Get Nan Zhubin So Work—The Bigger, the Better

The sunlight slanted in from outside the window, casting uneven patches of light on the company’s floor.

The air was filled with the rich aroma of coffee and the soft sounds of pages turning and keyboards typing.

A click sounded, and Nan Zhubin, who had just finished a consultation, walked out of the consulting room, went to the tea room to prepare an iced Aricano for himself, and leisurely returned to his workstation.

He took a light sip, blending into the aroma of coffee in the office area. Nan Zhubin leaned back against his chair and let out a contented sigh.

It had been about a week since he finished his last consultation with Li Lingling.

At the beginning of this week, he first followed Bai Qinghua’s project group to organize most of the materials obtained from the disaster area.

Compared to the others, Nan Zhubin completed his part of the task very quickly.

After all, the work was related to case data collection, and Nan Zhubin was already quite familiar with it, or perhaps it was ingrained in his dreams.

While awake, he could handle the materials with an extraordinary level of focus thanks to the “Flow State”; while sleeping, he could check for gaps and fill them in the Dream Consulting Room.

If needed, he could shorten his sleep ti due to his remarkable energy recovery speed, making more ti for work.

This degree of intense work shocked the others in the project group, who repeatedly advised Nan Zhubin not to overwork himself since they were no longer in the disaster area and such continuous work was unnecessary.

Weng Pinting even took aside so ti with Bai Qinghua to subtly check if Nan Zhubin had so traumatic experiences in the disaster area.

Under these circumstances, Nan Zhubin only took three days to complete his part of the task. The rest of the ti was spent waiting with hands on his hips for others to finish a certain phase of work, after which he would adjust the content of his materials according to their work progress and needs.

It could be finished quickly as well.

Currently, Nan Zhubin had more free ti and less work ti in the project group.

So much so that he even planned to help Shi Qianqian with so data analysis. Although he was not yet proficient in this area, it was a skill that he would use in his future postgraduate studies, so he could learn while working.

In response, Shi Qianqian said —

“Teacher, please find so consultations for Zhuren. I am willing to teach him, and if there’s a chance, I will certainly do it, but we’re really pressed for ti with this project, and I just don’t have the energy to teach him right now.”

When saying this, Shi Qianqian had faint dark circles under her eyes and looked disheveled.

Carrying a deep sense of frustration.

During the sprint stage of the project, there really was no energy left to ntor newcors. Besides, having soone like Nan Zhubin around put significant pressure on the already overworked project group mbers.

Fortunately, a phone call from the company finally relieved them.

—The company encountered a small problem.

Because Weng Pinting and the two most experienced senior consultants were assigned to the disaster area project, the company essentially lost its anchor. Now, during the post-New Year period, when consultation volu surged, all consultants and assistants in the company were working at nearly full capacity, naturally leading to a decline in work quality.

Soon, visitors began to complain about poor consultation quality, requesting to change consultants, and even to change consultants multiple tis.

At this ti, they needed a consultant who could handle all incoming issues with certainty to stay at the company and oversee things.

Thus, Nan Zhubin returned to his loyal consulting room.

The project group collectively breathed a sigh of relief; they had never thought that bad news about company issues could sound so pleasant.

The company’s consultants also breathed a sigh of relief, finally able to work freely.

Nan Zhubin was the happiest because he could finally do consultations again!

Unfortunately, since he returned temporarily to handle issues, even though the company’s consultation volu was high, because he wasn’t notified in advance, there weren’t many consultations arranged for him these days.

Even if Mo Kai started coordinating now, it would take 24 hours before consultations could proceed normally.

Without any imdiate issues to handle, feeling a bit bored, Nan Zhubin simply took out reference books for his graduate school entrance exam review and began studying.

He hadn’t gone through even two questions.

“Teacher Nan, thank goodness, if it weren’t for you… Ah, you’re having a drink?”

A hand holding a cup of coffee was extended in front of Nan Zhubin, a bit embarrassed.

Nan Zhubin gestured to his iced Aricano, showing a standard social smile: “It’s all part of the job.”

This recent consultation that Nan Zhubin just did was handed over from the consultant in front of him, who was offering the coffee. It was said that the previous consultation had angered the visitor, and only through repeated apologies did the assistant secure an opportunity for a compensatory consultation, agreeing to try again with a different consultant.

“Teacher Nan, I wonder how effective the latest consultation was…” The person wanted to inquire further.

At that mont, Mo Kai returned hastily, bearing good news: “Senior, this visitor just scheduled the next consultation!”

Nan Zhubin nodded, unsurprised.

The coffee-bearing consultant let out a sigh of relief, grateful that it was resolved. If this consultation had failed, his monthly performance wouldn’t look good.

Even though the start of the year saw an increase in consultation volu, it was also a test for consultants, and the coffee-bearing consultant apparently couldn’t withstand it well, having already ssed up several consultations this month.

Luckily for him, Bai Qinghua was good-tempered; in a regular small company, he might have already been severely reprimanded by the boss.

Now, with Nan Zhubin handling the problems, the coffee-bearing consultant not only avoided a bad review but also received a small commission as a normal transfer consultation. Although it wasn’t much, it was still a good result.

“You shouldn’t say that,” the coffee-bearing consultant had a look of relief. “Without you… Hey, Teacher Nan, what’s wrong with you?”

To others, Nan Zhubin’s body suddenly stiffened, and he seed montarily dazed.

However, in Nan Zhubin’s perception, an invisible warm current suddenly flowed into his body.

An inexplicable sensation overpowered him, causing a montary distraction.

“It’s nothing… maybe I’m just a bit tired,” Nan Zhubin replied.

“Ah,” the coffee-bearing consultant thought it was because of his client, “then I won’t disturb you, go and rest.”

“Alright.”

The coffee-bearing consultant turned away, yet before he took two steps, he heard a “thud” from behind him.

Turning back, he saw Nan Zhubin already collapsed onto his workstation, seemingly unconscious with his breathing.

“This…” The coffee-bearing consultant blinked, an inexpressible guilt rising within him.

Was the consultation just now that exhausting? Even Teacher Nan looked like he had been drained.

Did he just faint?

Mo Kai, though, was unfazed by this. After comforting the coffee-bearing consultant a few words, he glanced around, grabbed a blanket, and draped it over Nan Zhubin, then went about organizing the materials himself.

…

As for outsiders’ reactions, Nan Zhubin was now unaware.

His consciousness sank into the Dream Consulting Room.

[Monthly Goal: Complete 10 hours of “Psychological Consultation” within a month (10/10), then proceed with “Psychological Ability Training”]

[Life Developnt: Archive 1 “case archive” (1/1), then proceed with “Psychological Skill Deepening”]

As expected.