Korea's first psychological technology based on 'dark psychology'
The book that 500,000 followers were waiting for even before its release!
Now, you must read 『Dark Psychology』 to survive.

'Dark psychology' combines the exploration of the dark side of human nature with techniques for manipulating or controlling the emotions of others.
But recently, many people have shown a deep interest in dark psychology.
Why is this so? It's because, at its core, human psychology seeks to transform one's current life through strength, wisdom, power, and knowledge.
『Dark Psychology』, the first book in Korea to contain psychological techniques based on dark psychology, is a book that dissects human nature and its "dark programming" with practical techniques.
The 'dark psychology techniques' contained in this book are a compilation of excellent methods that can help us persuade (manipulate) others and resolve conflicts (manipulate) in real life.
Through this, anyone can escape the psychological manipulation that is so prevalent in many relationships and learn techniques that can work in their favor.

In fact, 'dark psychology techniques' are not new knowledge.
It is a modern reinterpretation of the laws of acquiring and maintaining power that have been repeated throughout the long history of mankind.
But there are already people who use 'this technology' as a powerful weapon against others.
But most people are just being manipulated without knowing anything.
Everything in the world is designed.
But you have been living without any plan.
This book is like a 'survival manual' for those who are already being manipulated.
If you learn about the 'structure of darkness' and its strategies through this book, you will no longer be a 'victim'.
Furthermore, if necessary, the 'dark technologies' can be creatively reconfigured.
Now, the first book you must read to survive.
I really hope you come across 『Dark Psychology』.

Law, ethics, and morality are absolutely necessary, but because they are 'intangible promises' without substance, they have practical limitations.
Ultimately, when a problem arises, a situation arises where each party must either leave it to their own conscience or resolve the issue among themselves.
From here on, it's back to the 'logic of power'.
If you were faced with a difficult situation, you'd ask yourself, "Do you want to be strong or weak?" "Do you want to be manipulated or exploited?" While the answers may already be obvious, dark psychology can help you gain greater confidence in your answers.
--- 「Chapter 1.
From "Why Do We Need Dark Psychology?"

'Making the other person unable to live without me.' This is the 'real axis' of power and domination.
Even the tender feelings of love and the warm relationships of friendship can be formed by one person desperately wanting something from the other.
In psychology, this is called a 'dependency structure'.
People are instinctively drawn to those who can fill the gaps created by problems or difficult situations that they cannot solve.
It doesn't matter whether that gap is emotional stability, knowledge or resources, or authority or prestige.
If the other person has what I need, I can't easily leave their side.
--- 「Chapter 2.
From "The Essence of Relationships: The Real Purpose is Hidden"

Only when humans have achieved ‘moral legitimacy’ can they feel at peace.
That's why, no matter how trivial the matter, I define myself as 'I am doing the right thing.'
However, if we exploit this human psychology, we can obtain a powerful weapon to pressure and control the other person.
It is about instilling a sense of 'guilt' in the other person's mind.
Once a person is caught up in guilt, it becomes difficult to control their emotions and it is not easy to break free.
I constantly blame myself between the belief that I am right and the worry of, “Why did I do something wrong?”
It is at this very point that a 'psychological trap' lies hidden.
--- 「Chapter 2.
From “Using Guilt: Guilt is a Psychological Trap”

If someone uses unpredictable words and actions to manipulate your emotions, you can use the "emotional manipulation counter-exploitation" technique.
But before that, ask yourself:
Is this really the right choice for me? Am I being dragged into the "rules of play" set by the other person? These questions re-evaluate your judgment and serve as signals to re-activate cognitive isolation.
The important thing is 'who defines the rules of the game?'
Don't let the other person monopolize that power.
Because that will be the most 'unpredictable' force that will keep you from collapsing in this crazy world.
--- 「Chapter 3.
From "Emotional Disturbance: Choosing Unpredictability"

The more fearful we feel, the more we choose 'emotional surrender' over 'rational thinking'.
To corner someone, you can either make them feel like 'it's not my fault' or instill fear that 'I might change at any moment.'
This is where projection strategy becomes a key weapon.
In other words, if I shift the blame for my sins or violent tendencies onto the other person, I can end up acting like a victim.
--- 「Chapter 3.
From "Reflective Projection: Reflect as if in a mirror"

What seems honest may not be 'truly honest'.
Keeping promises does not necessarily mean 'trust'.
What matters is what was promised and when, how, and why that promise was carried out.
Not knowing this, most people focus only on the content of the promise, and that is precisely where the real danger lies.
At times like this, ask yourself a question.
"Is this a performance for trust, or a real deal?" If vague words are followed by meticulous execution, it's likely a fabricated statement and calculated promise.
--- 「Chapter 4.
Calculated Manipulation: Beware of Vague Promises

When you have to choose something, the first thing to consider is not how many choices there are, but how the choices are designed.
Even if there seem to be a variety of choices on the surface, if the structure is tilted in a certain direction, it is closer to a forced (manipulated) decision than a free choice.
--- 「Chapter 4.
From "Choice Design: Are My Choices Really 'Mine'?"

It may be extreme to view 'human' charm as poison.
Living 'humanely' means not giving up kindness and empathy as fellow human beings.
However, there are those in the world who exploit this natural emotion, cleverly infiltrate others, manipulate them, and use it as a weakness.
The important thing is to choose when and how to cut off your emotions.
The emotion itself is not bad.
Uncontrolled emotions can become a knife in someone's hands that can stab you.
Sometimes, you need to be bold enough to set your own limits and draw a firm line.
--- 「Chapter 5.
From "Emotional Disconnection: Human Charm is Poison"

When someone tells you, "You've changed," this is what they really mean.
“You are no longer my ‘emotional tool.’” He is not afraid of your change.
I'm afraid that I can no longer control you.
Rather, if you think about it the other way around, it's a kind of signal that you're on an upward trend.
--- 「Dark Aphorism 11.
From “Turn your weaknesses into opportunities”

If you want someone to feel comfortable confiding in you, start by telling them one of your secrets.
People unconsciously feel a burden to repay those who have given them something.
The other person will easily reveal their hidden feelings and secrets to repay this subtle debt.
The human mind is the most secret transactional object.
If you want to know the truth, pay a small price first.

--- 「Dark Aphorism 22.
From “The mind is also a tradeable object”