Chapter 1947: Dual Personality

He was furious.

Ji Yingjie had never seen her husband fly into such a rage!

His anger was so intense that it even intimidated the fearless Ji Yingjie, causing her to lose her momentum; she apologized, a rare act of humility, yet it did not earn her husband's forgiveness.

Yu Cheng wanted a divorce, a firm divorce, and refused to live with her any longer.

Was she joking? Was Ji Yingjie someone who had been raised on threats?

She threatened Yu Cheng: "If you don't live with me anymore, I will broadcast your secret to the whole world."

Yu Cheng:...

The threat was successful!

He was a man who cared about his reputation and could not let this matter be known by others.

But from then on, he harbored resentment toward Ji Yingjie and never spoke to her again.

With two people in the house, constantly seeing each other but never speaking, who could stand that?

Perhaps some women could endure it, but Ji Yingjie could not.

During those few days, her temper was particularly volatile, and she always felt a fire burning inside her that she wanted to vent; just when she didn't know what to do, someone happened to come looking for trouble, and as a result, in a fit of rage, she did something impulsive, which immediately led her to Prison.

In Prison, Ji Yingjie did not restrain herself and was beaten into a vegetative state by three women who held a grudge against her.

During the time she was in a coma, she actually remained conscious the whole time.

Yu Cheng would often visit her, tell her many things about her sister, and share many of his inner thoughts... so from the moment she woke up, she had taken on her sister's personality—gentle, wise, and magnanimous in her dealings.

And the moment Yu Cheng fell into a coma, she turned back into herself.

Ji Yingjie did not know why this was happening; she could not share her inner thoughts with others because they wouldn't understand, but she could talk to her niece, Shi Youxuan.

Only then did Shi Youxuan learn the reason for her aunt's sudden change in personality.

However, she did not know why this was the case either.

Such matters still required the help of the psychologist Yu Qingya, and the next day, Yu Qingya provided the answer.

In fact, the answer was simple: a dual personality had formed within Ji Yingjie's body!

When a person encounters a major trauma or an irreparable regret, the seed of that regret is planted in their subconscious, especially if that regret is a person.

Then, that person's personality will take root and sprout in the individual's subconscious, and in a specific environment, it will suddenly erupt, even suppressing the original personality.

The situation appearing in Ji Yingjie should belong to this type!

Since childhood, she had a very good relationship with her sister and worshipped her as an idol.

But her young sister passed away suddenly, and she took her sister's place, sitting on the Clan Leader throne that should have belonged to her sister; in Ji Yingjie's heart, she always felt she owed her sister, Ji Yingyin.

Later, the reason she kidnapped Wan'er to the Underground Palace and forced her to return to the Ji Family was also because of this.

Although Shi Youxuan was also her sister's child, Shi Youxuan's personality was different from her sister's.

It was Wan'er's personality that was more like her sister's; in Ji Yingjie's heart, she was initially more inclined to treat Wan'er as the Heir!

But Wan'er refused.

She refused quite thoroughly; not only would she not be the Heir of the Ji Family, but she also did not agree to any of the three children in her womb doing so.

Through this incident, the guilt toward her sister grew even more in Ji Yingjie's heart.

It wasn't until she later discovered her husband's diary that she was even more deeply moved.

Yu Qingya analyzed that for someone with a resilient personality like Ji Yingjie, another personality would not easily appear, but once it did, it would not easily disappear.

And the fact that her own personality appeared again should mean that something she couldn't let go of had finally been released.

After learning the reason, Shi Youxuan did not spread it widely, but just because she didn't talk about it didn't mean that others wouldn't overthink or gossip.

The contrast in Ji Yingjie before and after was just too great.

After she became gentle, although everyone was surprised, it was ultimately beneficial and not harmful to them, so no one delved too deeply into it.

But when Ji Yingjie returned to her true self, some people started with "conspiracy theories," and this person was Gu Zhihao.

Gu Zhihao suspected she was "possessed by a ghost" and cajoled his wife into inviting a shaman from the village to exorcise the spirits for Ji Yingjie, so as not to pass anything unclean onto his father-in-law.

His reasoning was sound: "Dad's body is weak now and can't withstand any more storms; the way she is now, even if Dad doesn't die of illness, he will be tormented to death by her."

Gu Zhihao's words were not groundless; during the few days Yu Cheng was hospitalized, Ji Yingjie had indeed been constantly causing trouble.

First, she did not trust the doctors in Jiangzhou and spent a high salary to invite a doctor from abroad who was said to be the most famous.

But after the foreign doctor arrived, the diagnosis was the same as the doctors in Jiangzhou, with no difference at all.

If there was no difference, she should have just looked after him properly, but Ji Yingjie refused!

She wanted to send Yu Cheng to the Ji Family to recuperate there, and after they passed away, they would be buried in the Ji Family.

Except for Nianyin, this proposal was opposed by almost everyone.

Shi Yuke was the first to jump out and object: "Dad's body cannot withstand a long journey, and it will be very inconvenient for us to visit him later; it won't work."

Ji Yingjie's eyes widened more than hers, and her voice was higher: "Did I consult you? I am informing you. I don't object if you are willing to follow, and if you want to use the long distance as an excuse not to visit, that's fine too. Anyway, Yu Cheng has me, and we have our son and daughter; one more of you isn't much, and one less isn't a loss!"

The way she said this was exceptionally infuriating.

And as the current wife of her father, she indeed had the qualifications to do so!

Just when Shi Yuke was at her wit's end, her husband, Zhihao, proposed this idea to her.

The couple hit it off immediately.

Soon, the shaman was brought in, pasting paper talismans all over the inside and outside of Ji Yingjie's house, with the largest one pasted right in the center of the headboard.

When Ji Yingjie returned from the hospital, she arrived home to find an old woman with gray hair jumping around in her house, muttering incantations.

And Zhihao said he was the one who brought her, claiming it was for her own good.

To hell with that.

Could Ji Yingjie's temper tolerate him causing such a scene in her own home?

She walked into the kitchen with a smile on her face.

Gu Zhihao and the shaman both overthought it, assuming Ji Yingjie was going to make something delicious to entertain the two of them.

As it turned out, Ji Yingjie came back out of the kitchen very quickly, a broom in her left hand and a kitchen knife in her right... seeing that things were looking bad, the two turned and ran!

As they ran, they cried for help: "Help!"

"Murder!"

A neighbor of Ji Yingjie saw this scene and helped call the police.

The reason given was: "Someone is at the Ji Family robbing them!"

This is a high-end Villa district, and the thing people living here worry about most is thieves and robberies.

Therefore, upon hearing someone shout "Help" and seeing someone chasing with a kitchen knife, they hurriedly called the police without seeing the situation clearly.

The police arrived very quickly, so quickly that when they arrived, Gu Zhihao and the shaman mistakenly thought the police were there to save them, so they obediently got into the police car!

It wasn't until they discovered that the seats they were sitting in had iron bars that the two realized something was wrong and hurriedly tried to explain.