Listen to the book every day: "When Nietzsche Wept"

This is a classic psychological reasoning novel, the characters in the book are mostly from real history, the author pretends to be two masters at the end of the 19th century: Nietzsche and Brehr, based on historical facts, the two reasonable fictions are connected into doctors and patients, opening a gripping "talk therapy".

The story begins with Brel, a famous doctor who is trapped in fantasies about the carnal desires of patients and cannot extricate himself, and is suddenly invited by a strange woman Salome to a café. What exactly would the bold and beautiful Salome ask for?

Can Brehr's seemingly harmonious married life and career at the peak of his life continue?

Can he be freed from his torturous fantasies?

What is Nietzsche's dilemma in life? How did he connect with Dr. Breel?

Who exactly is the patient? Who are the doctors?

Poetic language, rational and meticulous speculation, the plot is full of suspense, the climax is repeated, and the ending is unexpected...