Fatal Dangerous Realm.

Summary

Duan Tian investigates the case of Wang Yu, a 19-year-old male who faced bullying and had a diagnosis of schizophrenia. Despite being seen as mentally ill, he was often the victim rather than the aggressor, raising questions about the validity of his diagnosis. His father's disdain compounded his struggles, leading him to abandon his male identity. The group discusses the implications of their findings, revealing flaws in the psychiatric treatment of patients like Wang Yu. Xia Meng highlights discrepancies in the hospital's patient care, suggesting that some patients labeled as mild may not be receiving appropriate attention, indicating deeper systemic issues.

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