He placed Qiaoxu’s hair that fell on her cheeks behind her, his arm on her shoulder, and continued:
"But the person who could drug and make drink it easily is not soone anyone can do."
The implication of his words further confird their last guess.
The person most likely to drug him was Rong Ying.
Qiaoxu nodded, not making any further guesses on the matter, and said:
"I ca today to talk to you about Rong Ying."
"Hmm?"
Lu Moqing looked at her, a hint of inquiry in his eyes.
"I’ve been thinking, since your mory loss is not due to a brain injury but due to soone forcibly erasing those mories and leaving the mories of Su Rou and Rong Ying,
does that an the mory you retained is actually a psychological suggestion?"
She had been researching for the past few days and even went through so far-fetched novels online, and it drew her attention to the term:
Psychological Suggestion.
The party involved would be brainwashed over and over again with certain mories or certain things/people and then develop a suggestive cognition of that matter.
When she saw the term psychological suggestion, she thought of Rong Ying’s identity.
Psychology professor at Harvard University, who was even invited by Harvard back then.
Such a person must have made considerable accomplishnts and influence in the field of psychology.
She then imdiately looked up information about Rong Ying online, and sure enough, as she had guessed, Rong Ying’s achievents in psychology were very high.
Now when she hears from Lu Moqing that she was invited to the presidential banquet as a psychologist back then, she doesn’t find it strange.
However, Qiaoxu still couldn’t deduce how exactly Rong Ying had caused Moqing to lose his mory and rember only those two mories.
Until she searched for the keyword "Rong Ying" and found an unrecorded fact on her official materials.
She had once taught in the mountains early on, teaching high school mathematics.
This experience, although seemingly unrelated to her psychology expertise.
However, it ntioned that one of her students at the ti had injured their brain due to a fall while picking wild vegetables in the mountains, causing him to lose his previous mories.
Rong Ying tried using hypnosis, and in almost a month, she helped the student recover his mory.
She was only eighteen years old when she went to teach in the mountains and didn’t have the fa and achievents she has now. This experience was not brought up by her, and there was no official record of it.
She discovered this because she had read a psychology cri novel during these two days.
The author of that novel was the student whose mory Rong Ying restored using hypnosis back then.
He once ntioned her in the author’s notes, as well as Rong Ying’s person.
But because Rong Ying’s status was too high and unattainable for ordinary people, readers did not believe that a regular author had once been Rong Ying’s student.
They accused him of bragging.
The author beca angry and posted a detailed account of the incident on an online forum due to the collective ridicule of the readers.
Qiaoxu also went to the forum to go over the tiline of the incident and felt that the author’s story was not false.
"Hypnosis?"
After listening to Qiaoxu’s words, Lu Moqing’s eyebrows furrowed slightly.
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