Nan Zhubin looked around. There were no outsiders; it was a closed indoor environment.
The surroundings consisted of members from the same project team, in the context of another similar case exchange environment.
After contemplating, Nan Zhubin said, "She has entered a state of Acute Stress Disorder."
Acute Stress Disorder, or ASD for short, is a severe psychological response occurring shortly after an individual experiences or witnesses extremely traumatic events. It's a series of functional disorders and self-protection mechanisms generated by the brain and body after undergoing massive and unbearable shock.
Considering Li Lingling's childhood trauma, it's not hard to understand her development of ASD after re-experiencing similar scenarios.
In such a state, the individual enters a heightened state of alertness, which quickly transforms into a state of exhaustion.
