Chapter 3 Open the Door
This palpitation came very suddenly, so suddenly that Bai Yanliang didn't even have time to release his grip on the key.
Fortunately, after a few breaths, that chilling strange sensation quickly receded as if it had never appeared.
Such a brief sense of abnormality, others might not take it to heart, but Bai Yanliang would.
He knew his own situation better than anyone else; ten years ago, the psychologist's diagnosis was that his personality was abnormal, a not uncommon antisocial personality disorder.
This conclusion is not accurate, but it's not entirely wrong either.
In fact, ever since he could understand things, Bai Yanren, Bai Yanliang's brother, knew that something was wrong with his younger brother in certain aspects.
After a long period of observation, Bai Yanren finally confirmed this, Bai Yanliang suffered from severe cognitive impairment.
But Bai Yanliang's cognitive impairment was different from ordinary cognitive impairment.
Typically, cognitive impairment refers to abnormalities in the high-level intelligence processing of the brain related to learning, memory, and thinking, which causes severe learning and memory disabilities, along with aphasia, apraxia, agnosia, or ataxia.
But Bai Yanliang's cognitive impairment was not like this.
His understanding of everything was not built from the first-person perspective of "I".