Overcoming Inferiority Complex

Here are a few recommendations for good novels that make people feel inferior: 1. " Marry a Dead Eunuch ": This novel tells the story of the male protagonist who feels inferior because of his physical disability, but still tries his best to protect the female protagonist. 2. " Rebirth of a Lady of the Late Ming Dynasty ": The female protagonist was a reborn daughter of a scholarly family, while the male protagonist's leg was disabled in the novel but was later cured. This novel showed the story of the male protagonist's inferiority complex and the female protagonist's rebirth. 3. "Spring Breeze Over Green Wall": The female lead is a "poor relative" of the censor's family. After being trapped in a cave with the sixth son of Duke Dingguo's Mansion, she began to suffer from rumors. However, she is smart and agile, neither humble nor overbearing, and gradually wins the male lead's heart. 4. " Empress Xie ": This novel tells the story of the female protagonist's humble status and her liking of the male protagonist. The female lead was a roadside beggar, while the male lead was the prime minister of the Dachun Dynasty. The difference in status between the two was huge. I hope these recommendations can satisfy your need for good novels that are self-abased.

To create a girl with an inferiority complex in a novel, one could refer to the following methods: 1. Description of her appearance or background: Make the girl look ordinary or have some defects, such as she has yellow curly hair, short stature, dark skin, etc. These descriptions could imply that the girl's family background or personal experience made her feel inferior. 2. Revealing her inner conflicts: Make the girl feel conflicted, for example, she feels that she is not beautiful enough, smart enough, successful enough, or her family or friends make her feel inferior. These inner conflicts could help readers better understand the girl's psychological state. 3. Description of her emotions: Make the girl feel emotionally lonely or uneasy. For example, she often felt lonely and could not express her feelings, or she lacked confidence in her inner world and did not dare to face her feelings. 4. emphasize her efforts: let the girl show her efforts and determination to make her feel that she is not destined to fail. For example, in order to change her destiny, a girl studied hard and worked hard. Although she still felt inferior, she did not give up on her dreams. 5. Make her suffer setbacks: Make the girl suffer some setbacks such as her efforts not being rewarded, her family or friends betraying her, etc. These setbacks can help readers better understand the girl's inferiority complex and make her stronger. 6. Let her establish a connection with the protagonist: Let the girl establish a connection with the protagonist. For example, the girl can become the protagonist's friend, lover or mentor. This would allow the readers to better understand the girl's inferiority complex and make her more acceptable and likable. Creating a girl with an inferiority complex required detailed descriptions and in-depth psychological analysis so that readers could better understand and feel her inner conflicts and emotions.

The psychological mechanism formed by inferiority complex may involve the following aspects: 1. Self-efficacy: individuals evaluate and judge their own abilities and values. The higher the self-efficacy, the less likely it is to have inferiority. Self-efficacy is affected by the external environment and the evaluation of others. 2. Anticipation effect: When individuals face challenges or tasks, they often predict their performance and results based on past success experiences. If the past success experience is positive, the individual's prediction will tend to be positive, but if the past success experience is negative, the individual's prediction will tend to be negative. 3. Cognitional bias: When individuals face challenges or tasks, they are often affected by cognitive bias, such as selective attention, attributional bias, self-confirmation bias, etc. These cognitive bias may cause individuals to underestimate their own abilities and value, resulting in inferiority complex. Negative experiences: Individual negative experiences may also lead to inferiority complex. For example, if an individual has suffered setbacks or failures, they may think that they are incapable of dealing with new challenges and thus develop an inferiority complex. In summary, the psychological mechanism formed by low self-esteem may be in many aspects, including self-efficacy, expectation effect, cognitive bias, negative experience, etc. An individual needs to understand their inferiority complex and try to take positive measures to improve their performance and attitude.

Selfishness and decadence are a characteristic of a character in a novel. It can appear in many novels because it is a common character image. The zero-odd usually refers to people who are poor or have low social status. They may feel inferior and decadent due to their own conditions or social environment. This kind of character often shows a negative mentality, such as lack of confidence in their own abilities or values, hopelessness in life or the future, and through negative behaviors such as drinking and gambling to relieve their stress and anxiety.

The following are some recommendations for modern novels with double male leads: 1. " Devil's Body Tempering ": The story was about Bei Yao and Pei Chuan's warm and healing youth story. Pei Chuan felt inferior and introverted, while Bei Yao tried her best to heal him. Their interactions were filled with fun and sweetness. 2. " Waiting for the Stars to Fall ": The male lead's love was humble and affectionate. The story told the story of the male protagonist's inferiority in love, but in the end, he found self-redemption. These modern self-abasement novels were suitable for readers who liked this theme.

The following are some recommended novels about unrequited love on campus, in which the male protagonist feels inferior: " The Devil's Body Tempering,"" Waiting for the Stars to Fall,"" Love in the Floating City,"" One Wife Being a Couple," and " My Heart Loves Your Gentleness." These novels all described the male protagonist's inferiority complex. Through the interaction and growth with the female protagonist, they showed the process of the male protagonist gradually overcoming his inferiority complex.

It was common for the male protagonist to feel inferior when the female protagonist traveled through time. In this type of novel, the male protagonist would often feel inferior because of his gender and social status and try to prove his worth by pleasing the female protagonist or other powerful characters. However, this kind of plot often brought about some negative effects. The male protagonist's inferiority complex may cause him to lack self-confidence and the ability to think independently, making him unable to make wise decisions. In addition, the male lead's behavior may also cause dissatisfaction and disgust from other characters, resulting in disharmony and conflict in the story. Therefore, when writing the plot of the female character traversing the male protagonist's inferiority complex, the author needed to take these factors into account and try to balance the relationship between the male protagonist's gender and social status with other factors to make the story more reasonable and smooth.

The male protagonist of a romance novel with a low self-esteem and disability can refer to the following short story recommendations: [Title of the novel: The Reborn Handicapped Boss] [Description: Lu Yunfeng is an athlete with a broken body and a strong will, but because of an accident, he was reborn into another world and began his new life.] In the new world, he regained his confidence and became a successful entrepreneur through hard work. He also gained a beautiful love. The Title of the novel: A Mistake of a Thought Fang Yuan is an outstanding doctor, but he has always felt inferior about his disability. Until he met Lin Jiaxin, a gentle and kind girl, the two gradually developed feelings. However, Fang Yuan did not have the courage to confess to Lin Jiaxin, and the two of them brushed past each other. Many years later, Fang Yuan reconsidered his life and decided to walk out of his comfort zone and start his career again, successfully finding his own happiness. [Title of the novel: Counterattack of the Loser: The Rebirth of a Crippled Big Boss] Li Feng is a disabled athlete who has encountered setbacks in his career. After being reborn in an accident, he began to re-examine his life and through hard work, he became a successful athlete and gained a beautiful love. The novel was full of positive energy. It told the story of how a disabled person walked out of inferiority and became successful through his own efforts and courage.

In Lao She's novels, the female inferiority complex is a common plot that can be reflected in many ways. In Camel Xiangzi, Xiangzi's wife, Sun Xiaohong, felt inferior because of her low birth, ordinary appearance and insufficient work ability. She was often dissatisfied with her appearance and figure and felt that she was not beautiful enough to attract the attention of her neighbors. She often felt inferior because of her background, thinking that she was not a child of a noble family and could not get the respect and recognition of her husband and family. In Teahouse, Qin Tiehua, Wang Mazi's wife, felt inferior because of her family's poverty and her low social status. She believed that she did not have enough wealth and status to provide a good life for herself and her children. She also thought that her beauty and talent were not enough to make up for her inferiority complex, so she often showed negative emotions and attitude towards life. In Four Generations Under One roof, Liang Shiqiu's wife, Wu Zhuzhai, felt inferior because of her family's poverty and her ugly figure. She believed that she did not have enough wealth and status to provide a good life for herself and her children. She also thought that her beauty and talent were not enough to make up for her inferiority complex, so she often showed negative emotions and attitude towards life. In these novels, the female inferiority complex reflected their anxiety and uneasiness in the face of social status, wealth, family background and so on. They hoped to prove their value and status through continuous efforts and changes, but often in this process, they would encounter various difficulties and setbacks, which led to their emotional and emotional problems.

I recommend a novel called "I Can't Wait Until You Become My Shining Star". The male protagonist, Jiang Yao, met the most unforgettable person in his life when he was at his worst, most inferior, and most miserable. Was she really the only one who was serious all those years? I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗