"Is it an all-women's show today?"

"Sheesh, what's the probability for that? All three call-ins are women, young ladies with their own merits."

"Well, our new call-in is at least 30 years old, based on my experience."

"What? I thought she was only 24 or 25 years old."

"Sister, I need a list of her commonly used cosmetics."

The third viewer calling in was indeed a woman.

Her username was [Full Moon Dwelling in the Night].

Moon's face is slightly powdered; she wore a white shirt and had her hair tied up.

She exuded an intellectual beauty from head to toe.

"Hello, Dr. Chen. I have an urgent matter to ask for your help."

"I've already understood the rules when calling in."

"Whether it's money or other treatment methods, I have no problem."

"I only have one request. Help me find my husband."

Moon went straight to the point.

Her husband was missing, and she couldn't find him, no matter how hard she tried.

She had nowhere else to go and hoped to make a last resort.

Thus, she had come to seek Chen Yu's help.

"Crack..."

Cherry, whose face was filled with joy and infatuation, heard the sound of his heart breaking.

"Eh, why did Brother Cherry leave?"

The others discovered Cherry, who had been active on Chen Yu's livestream, had had his profile darkened after receiving a message from a viewer.

"Hahaha, I know. He must be depressed after hearing that she has a husband."

"Before Cherry could even start, someone else had already reached the finish line."

"Actually, I also like MILFs (shy face)."

"NTR fan?"

"That's enough. Didn't you hear her say that her husband went missing? This is a missing person, so can't you guys be more compassionate?."

Only then did the netizens react to that.

Moon stated that she had exhausted all possibilities but was still unable to locate her husband.

It was very likely that this was a criminal case in the making.

After all, it wasn't easy to vanish from the face of the earth in the internet age, especially when facial recognition technology was so advanced in their country.

He might have been kidnapped or killed if he couldn't be found.

"Don't be anxious. Tell me, slowly."

Chen Yu encouraged Moon to drink a glass of water to ease her tense mood.

"The intention of my streaming at Huyu is to help the many patients in need."

"I will use psychotherapy based on science to help any patient who calls in."

The netizens who were familiar with Chen Yu sent comments of approval.

"Dr. Chen's livestream is always about science."

"Auntie, don't worry. Dr. Chen's psychotherapy is amazing. Finding aliens, let alone people, is not a problem for him."

"Our illness was cured by Dr. Chen's scientific treatment."

After constantly hearing Chen Yu's nonsense, his old fans had already given up on persuading him otherwise.

Clairvoyance was science.

Curing every and any illness was also science.

Changing fate was, in fact, also science.

It wasn't just the older viewers who said this.

The newer viewers who had just started watching Chen Yu today also followed suit.

This was the last call-in to Chen Yu's livestream.

If this fell through, they would have to wait until tomorrow's livestream to continue.

Listening to Chen Yu's advice, Moon got up and poured herself a glass of warm water.

After drinking some water, Moon's anxiety eased a little.

"Tell me the details. When did your husband disappear?"

"A month ago."

As soon as Chen Yu opened his mouth to ask this question, Moon immediately answered it.

She took the initiative to talk about her husband's disappearance.

"My husband used to be a newspaper reporter."

"A month and a half ago, he suddenly resigned and said he wanted to go overseas to start a business with his friends."

"When he went overseas, we still called each other daily for the month's first half."

"After that, his phone was turned off when I tried calling."

"I've waited for another half a month but didn't get a single call back."

The husband and wife were university coursemates in Chinese Literature.

The two of them got married after graduation, and they had a loving relationship.

Even at work, her husband would always send text messages to Moon.

Thus, she panicked when there was no news from her husband for half a month.

She went to find her husband's classmates, friends, and relatives, asking who he had gone with to start a business.

Unexpectedly.

No one even knew her husband had resigned to start a business.

After that, Moon went to the police to report it.

Even now, there has been no reply from the police.

She had the idea of finding him through online means, but it still ended up with no result.

"I've thought of all the ways I can think of. I've asked my relatives and friends, reported the case to the police, and even sent a missing person notice."

"But until today, there has been no response at all."

"I really don't have a choice. Dr. Chen, please help me look for my husband."

"Even if... even if he meets with misfortune, I can accept it."

Moon had the rims of her eyes turn red.

She hadn't had a good night's sleep in the past month.

She always dreamed that something had happened to her husband, and her mental state was already tensed up to the limit.

She only wanted to know one answer.

Why hadn't her husband contacted her?

Did he deliberately not contact her, or did something happen?

"Could it be that he lost money in his business and was too ashamed to face his wife?"

"Could it be that he couldn't make a call after he went overseas and was too preoccupied with business?"

"The person above is living in the last century, right? Hi, we're in the era of communication without borders."

"Wasn't there a lot of news in the last two years about people being duped into going abroad and having their kidneys removed forcibly?"

"He's a reporter, so I'm sure he's aware of that."

"He transmigrated into another world."

"Nah, he ascended to the higher realms!"

"Dr. Chen, I'm reporting that the person above me is promoting superstition."

All netizens had different opinions.

One by one, they turned into Sherlock Holmes and started to make all kinds of imaginative deductions.

"Don't worry about this, dear patient," Chen Yu said. "Your husband is still alive."

"That's great news!"

Moon was relieved that her husband was alive.

As long as he was alive, she would definitely be able to find him.

"Thank you, Dr. Chen. How should I pay you?"

Immediately, Moon wanted to pay for his services.

"Don't worry. Our treatment is not over yet."

"It's true your husband is still alive, but..."

The netizens instantly went from analyzing her situation to analyzing his situation.

They all started cheering and called their friends over to watch another exciting segment from Chen Yu.

"This time, he says that line eight minutes earlier than the first call-in and twelve minutes earlier than the previous one. It seems Dr. Chen is tired and wants to rest early."

"Master analyst, I'm already kneeling."

"Maybe it's because someone going missing is a big deal, so Dr. Chen doesn't want to keep us in suspense."

Every time Chen Yu said the word "but," it was time for his treatment.

When she saw the comments from these viewers, Moon forced out a smile.

"Thank you for your concern, Dr. Chen. I've indeed been under a lot of mental stress recently. I'll take better care of myself."

"No, your illness isn't just stress, but Spouse Dependency Disorder."