Chapter 118: Narrative Cage (Eight)_2

"Your son, Li Richeng, does not fit the above descriptions, more like an imaginary friend tulpa."

"Imaginary friend?"

Li Zhao's expression changed slightly as he turned his head to look at the seven-year-old boy sitting in the corner of the therapy room, wearing thick glasses and holding pen and paper, scribbling and drawing.

On the drawing paper on his knee, a youth was vividly depicted taking steps toward a red button in a concrete unfinished building.

"Imaginary friend is a term in child psychology, globally, children with imaginary friends account for approximately 52% to 65%. It is a normal and common phenomenon, so there's no need for excessive worry."

The female doctor said, "Your son, Li Richeng... he has exceptional artistic talents and a sensitive soul, integrating the troubles he encounters in life into his fantasies.