It's a headache when patients don't follow medical advice, but following it too closely can also have side effects.
Essentially, it's about sending something to oneself, and even if the method seems to have a twisted sense of humor, upon closer inspection, it's perfectly normal and impeccable.
However, what's truly abnormal is that during the process of doing these things, one's consciousness seems detached from oneself.
The messages are all about oneself, and the actions are quite targeted, yet they seem to provoke almost negligible reactions.
It's undoubtedly a unique kind of inconsistency between words and actions.
Lady Cecilia has already learned to enjoy the misalignment between knowledge and actions she suggested, even training herself playfully.
Truly a seasoned imagination case; ordinary people really don't have such flexible control.
As for the questions Cecilia just asked, why didn't I point it out directly but instead offered answers she liked to hear?
