Refusing to join the underworld: the days of fighting against bad boys

"I-reject!" I shook off his hands vigorously, this lunatic!

Ah Zheng took two steps back, a little disappointed and frustrated.

"Brother Ming, don't you support me? I want to cure Little Carrot and make those bastards disappear..."

"I want to too." I looked at him: "But it won't be done in this way."

"Do you think that what I do is no different from those gangsters?" Ah Zheng seemed to have discovered the problem, and asked me suspiciously. [

"Yes." I nodded: "What you are doing now is no different from theirs."

"No, no, no." Ah Zheng continued to shake his head: "I'm different from them. My Three Wolf Club—no, it's your Three Wolf Club. The main purpose of its establishment is to maintain peace in County X and prevent those gangsters from Let them do evil, let the children sit back and relax, and let the old people enjoy their old age—”

The more Ah Zheng talked, the more excited he became: "Brother Ming, I firmly believe that I represent justice. Sometimes justice requires a price!"

"That's the justice in your heart!" I shook my head resolutely, trying to put an end to his lunatic thoughts: "You are here to maintain peace in County X? What do you want the police to do?"

"They?" Ah Zheng snorted, "They're just a bunch of worthless people who get paid—Brother Ming, let alone me, it's you. After you were blackmailed by Ma Liang, didn't you also go to the so-called police? Was it useful?"

I was speechless for a moment, and couldn't think of a better way to confront Ah Zheng.

"So..." Ah Zheng looked at the sky: "Justice is in our own hands!"

I took two steps back, my 16-year-old head was not good enough to think about these profound questions.But Ah Zheng, who is only one year younger than me, seems to know more than me because of his experience.

But I know that what he said must be wrong, there must be something wrong.

However, I can't find out what the problem is, and I can't find the answer to the question.

It must be right to use violence to control violence?But, a month ago, didn't I use the same method to defeat the Four King Kongs?Although he claims that he has never formed any gangs, he has formed an alliance with the two brothers Jin Ren and Jin Yi.Although he firmly opposed the confiscation of the so-called younger brothers, at the critical moment, didn't they call all Ah Zheng's classmates?

I suddenly felt a terrible headache. These things were placed in front of me like a messy ball of hair, but the hidden thread could not be found.

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The prototype of this novel was originally intended to be written in the third person.

After writing a few chapters, I found that I couldn't feel it. (Now those chapters are still at the starting point, some friends should have read them.)

The original title of this novel is: Diary of the Growth of a Ruandan.

It was originally planned to tell about a teenager who was often bullied, and after experiencing incidents, he gradually grew into a responsible man.

As a novel, it must have exaggerated parts, there must be a group of brothers, and there must be some emotional experiences.

These are all normal things in a novel. [

I think the reason you're having some problems is because I'm using "I" as a title for telling the story.

It makes you feel that these things are all about "my" experience, and what I YY came out of.

In fact, Zhou Ming is just a "protagonist" of my fiction, which is no different from the protagonist of any other novel, except that I use "I" to describe it.

When Zhou Ming was beaten, everyone thought it was me who was beaten; when Zhou Ming was loved, everyone thought it was me who was loved.

I have seen this kind of emotional shift when I wrote my first novel "Falling in Love with the Ruffian".Until now, people still ask me, do those two girls really exist?

How is it possible, reading novels like to connect the protagonist with the author

You are not the first, nor will you be the last.

When every author writes a novel, he likes to bring a little bit of his own shadow in the protagonist, and then give him unparalleled good luck and unparalleled love luck.

I'm not the first, nor will I be the last.

So please see it as a novel, not a biography of me.Thanks.

My original intention was to oppose school violence.

The writing may be a bit immature, but the discussion about school violence will continue.

=-----The above is posted in response to a reader's comment. I do not deny that there are shadows of real events in this novel, and most of them are fictional, so please...don't label me anymore up.

This is Zhou Ming, it is Zhou Ming~~~