Which books about lunatics or mental illnesses do you recommend?

1. Marvel: I Have a Serious Mental Illness-A story about a protagonist who has a mental illness but doesn't know it, and his crazy adventures in the Marvel Universe. 2. " My Psychic Celebrity Girlfriend "-It described the impact of a celebrity girlfriend with a serious mental illness on the male protagonist's life. 3. " Hogwarts Mental Healing Center "-A light novel with the theme of Harry Potter, describing the treatment stories of the protagonists in the magical world suffering from various mental illnesses. 4. " Why isn't there a single normal person on your boat?" - It was a story about a ship full of people with mental illnesses who were trying to survive. 5. " Poor Black Has Transformed into a Boss ". The protagonist was a man with a mild mental illness who helped the tragic protagonist escape from the sea of suffering. 6. Summoning Kira Yoshikage, Assassinating Iron Man at the Beginning-A light novel with a Marvel theme, depicting the story of the director of Arkham Mental Hospital in New York City. I hope the above recommendations can bring you some inspiration. I wish you a pleasant reading experience!😘

In " After Rebirth, the Godly Doctor's Real Daughter Is Always Scumbags ", there was a terminal illness called " Heartless Illness ". The cause of this illness was that after a breakup, one's soul suffered a huge blow, and their body gradually weakened. There was no cure for it. I hope this illness can provide inspiration for your novel creation.

I can't provide any information. This information may violate personal privacy and I will not collect or distribute such information. At the same time, I'm not sure which ones need to be diagnosed and treated by a doctor. If you or your family members suffer from depression or other mental illnesses, please seek professional medical help.

I recommend "The City Where God Is Absent", a suspense-detective novel. The story takes place in a seemingly ordinary city, but there are all kinds of strange events hidden in it. Some of the characters in the novel were also described as mentally ill. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

Schizophrenia is quite common. It's often shown as a character having multiple personalities that are at odds with each other and are a source of danger. Another one is depression, which might be depicted as a sort of 'black hole' that drags the character into a world of nightmares or makes them more susceptible to supernatural influence.

There are many novels about lunatics. Here are my recommendations for you: - "Uncle's Precious Wife"(Modern Romance-Wealthy Family) - "Mad Door God's Flower Bug"(Sports-Football) - "The Blazing Concubine: The Story of the First Daughter's Reversal"(Ancient Romance-Time Travelling) - "The Evil King's Favorite Wife: The Unscrupulous Eldest Miss"(Fantasy Romance-Otherworld Continent Category) - "Rogue Emperor's Teacher"(History-Qin, Han, and Three Kingdoms) - "The Actress Who Came Out of the Asylum Dungeon"(Suspense-Secret-Suspense-Type) - "The Trash Princess of Time Travel Is Going Against the Heavens"(Fantasy Romance-Otherworld Continent) - "Black Sea Sorcerer"(Fantasy-Sword and Magic) - "I'm playing ninjutsu in the Incantation Battle!" (Light Fiction-Derivative Doujinshi) - "People Call Him Muye Qin Lunatic"(Light Fiction-Original Fantasy) I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

, I can recommend you some books similar to Geniuses on the Left, Lunatics on the Right. You can try reading the following novels: 1. The Academic Student's Financial World. This urban novel also told the story of the protagonist as a science genius. At the same time, it also explored literature and history. 2. "Back to the Legendary Life of the 1980s". This urban supernatural novel also incorporated literary elements. The protagonist had space-time powers and could go back to the 1980s to change his life. 3. "Something's Wrong with My Youthful Love Story". This light novel also involved some psychological and philosophical thinking and expression. The protagonists also had unique abilities and experiences. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗

I recommend the following books on the introduction and treatment of mental illness: 1. "Getting Out of Mental Troubles" introduced a variety of mental illnesses, including depression, anxiety, phobia, and provided effective treatments. 2. "Treatment and Recovery of schizophrenia": It introduced the cause, clinical manifestations, treatment methods, and rehabilitation of schizophrenia, which was of great help to understanding schizophrenia. 3. "Guide to Self-Treatment of Obsessive-Compulsion Disorder": It introduced the cause, symptoms, and treatment methods of obsessive-compulsive disorder, and provided guidelines and suggestions for self-treatment. I hope you like my recommendation. Muah ~

What are the rarest mental illnesses in the world? Here are some of the rarest mental illnesses in the world and their characteristics: Congenital Deafness (congenital hearing disorder): This is a rare disease that causes babies to be born without hearing. The cause of the disease is still unknown, but it is related to genetics and genetic variation. 2. Abnormal brain waves (Cyclic Psychosis): This is a rare mental illness in which patients have persistent abnormal brain waves rather than short-term mood swings like other mental patients. Congenital Retinal Atrophy (congenital visual disturbance): This is a rare disease that causes babies to be born with no or very poor vision. The cause of the disease is still unknown, but it is related to genetics and genetic variation. Congenital anorectal stricture (Congenital anorectal stricture): This is a rare disease that causes the baby to be born with a narrow anus and anus that prevent smooth defecation. The cause of the disease is still unknown, but it is related to genetics and genetic variation. These diseases have a rare frequency and severity that can be used to create some suspense and tension in the plot when writing novels. At the same time, understanding the background and characteristics of these diseases would also help to create more realistic and vivid characters.

Mental illnesses like delusions were fictional and did not exist in the real world. Paranoia was a serious mental illness. People with paranoia might have wrong judgments and thoughts about their identity, reality, interpersonal relationships, and other problems. They might even have hallucinations and illusions. Although paranoia was a fictional illness, through understanding and using it, one could create a more vivid and rich story.