Transmigrating as the Younger Sister of a Bigshot with Multiple Identities

Ruan Chu was deeply committed to her career and aspirations.

The more Ji Linbai understood her, the more he supported her without wanting to disrupt her path.

He aimed to be her most steadfast supporter and protector. He was willing to patiently await her dreams coming to fruition.

Never would Ji Linbai have imagined transforming from an ordinary fan to Ruan Chu’s ardent admirer.

As the academic discussion commenced, Gu Yang and Ji Linbai ceased their conversation and listened intently.

They delved into discussing challenging medical cases.

Coincidentally, the topic turned to Jiang Mo’s OCD.

Several members of the Society had treated Jiang Mo previously, employing various strategies that had proven somewhat ineffective.

Pang Xun, perceiving Gu Yang as overly confident, sought her input by addressing her directly. “Gu Yang, what are your thoughts on this case?”

Chen Fengqing frowned. “It’s Yangyang’s first academic discussion. According to tradition, she’s here to observe and isn’t obligated to contribute.”

Pang Xun sneered. “Haven’t you always criticized me for being rigid? I’ll make an exception for her now.”

Gu Yang rose slowly and announced, “Actually, the mysterious psychiatrist you were discussing is me.”

Pang Xun: “…”

Everyone else: “…”

Thus, the meeting transformed into a monologue by Gu Yang.

After the session concluded, Pang Xun intercepted Gu Yang. His expression remained stern. “You should also consider our psychology program at Capital University. We could make exceptions to accelerate your advancement.”

Gu Yang couldn’t help but chuckle at the proud old man’s suggestion.

Following this, Ji Minghui introduced Gu Yang to the Chinese Society of Mental Disorders.

Given her successful treatments of Du Lan’s schizophrenia and Sun Xi’s aphasia, the senior experts in the Mental Disorders Society had no reservations.

However, they were also dismayed that Gu Yang hadn’t pursued psychiatry but instead studied physics.

As a result, the Physics Department of Hua University faced dual criticism from both the Psychology Society and the Mental Disorders Society.

The pressure on the Physics Department intensified.

Gu Yang proceeded to use hypnosis to aid Jiang Mo and then tackled cases of mysophobia and obsessive-compulsive disorder.

Jiang Mo was in excellent spirits and even released a new song, accompanied by piano from both Gu Yang and Gu Jin.

The album gained immense popularity, becoming a bestseller both domestically and internationally.

As autumn approached, the weather turned colder in the capital, though the rain was lighter compared to Jin City, and the climate was drier.

Meanwhile, Xiao Yize’s situation and policy class spanned three weeks of examinations, still conducted as an open-book format.

The class itself was rather dull, prompting many senior students to skip. However, the newly enrolled students tended to be more diligent.

Ever since Xiao Yize attended a class and his photo spread across the school group chat, confession wall, and forums, the classroom was consistently packed. Some students even struggled to find seats.

They were all drawn by Xiao Yize’s appearance.

After learning this, the head of the Physics Department felt regretful once more.

How beneficial it would have been if Xiao Yize could teach other classes as well.

Following the conclusion of the two classes—Advanced Mathematics and Situation and Policy—on Thursday morning, Xiao Yize drove Gu Yang and Gu Jin to the Xiao family’s residence as honored guests.

With Xiao Yize’s relationship officially acknowledged, the entire Xiao family was aware of his new relationship and eager to meet Gu Jin.

Gu Yang accompanied them due to Tong Wan’s condition.

After Tong Wan returned to the Xiao family’s home in the capital for recovery, her condition gradually improved, and her mental state continued to strengthen. Memories lost during the plane crash also started to resurface.

Xiao Yize hoped Gu Yang could assist in her recovery process.