Chen Ting still has a significant underlying issue that hasn't been addressed.
Let's use a medical analogy for this.
Treating a condition requires addressing both the "root" and the "symptoms."
The "root" is the source, the deeper cause; the "symptoms" are the present issues that directly lead to abnormalities.
Chen Ting's family factor is the "root." Her family made her accustomed to submitting to her mother and repressing herself over time, shaping her current personality, which allowed Wang An to exploit her vulnerabilities.
Wang An, on the other hand, is the "symptom." His actions directly caused trauma to Chen Ting.
Although today's consultation with Nan Zhubin empowered Chen Ting to resist her family's influence,
the issue with Wang An remains significant.
If Wang An's issue isn't resolved, Chen Ting's PTSD will also persist like a stubborn infection that's hard to cure.
Thinking of this, Nan Zhubin lay down at his workstation, quietly covering himself with a blanket.
