The atmosphere in the consultation room suddenly felt a bit strange.
Mr. Zhang was recounting his emotional experiences while Nan Zhubin smiled and listened intently.
At first glance, it seemed as if the environment had reverted to the way Nan Zhubin was used to, as if at this moment, he was the consultant, and Mr. Zhang had become the client.
Nan Zhubin understood that the consultant before him had already advanced from merely "logging hours" to completely giving up on intervention.
And in this process, Nan Zhubin had collected what he wanted.
Through his constructed narrative as a client, Nan Zhubin not only broke through the consultant's defenses and wore down his desire to intervene, but more importantly, he established a baseline for the consultant's micro expressions.
By using the rhythm and pull of his narrative, he controlled the consultant to alternately speak the truth and lies.
