Villain? No, I'll catch up with the protagonist after passing the civil service exam.

"Juvenile detention center?!"

When Wang's parents heard those three words, their legs went weak.

"No! Absolutely not!"

The Queen Mother rushed forward, tears streaming down her face, trying to hug Lu Jingyan's leg, but he avoided her with disgust.

"Officer, please! He's just a child! His life can't be tainted! If he goes to juvenile detention, his life will be ruined!"

"Destroyed?"

Lu Jingyan looked at the parents, who were still stubbornly clinging to their beliefs, his eyes as cold as ice. "When he was destroying other people's reputations online, did he never think that other people's lives would also be ruined?"

"When he instigated others to dox my colleague and threatened to harm her, did he never consider that she was just a recent graduate?"

"You only care about the stain his actions will leave on your child, but who will be responsible for the lives of those who were cyberbullied to the point of depression or even suicide?"

A series of rhetorical questions struck Wang's parents like a heavy hammer.

They opened their mouths, only to find that they couldn't utter a single word in rebuttal.

"I'm not that cruel, and I won't actually send him to a juvenile detention center."

Lu Jingyan looked at the chubby boy who was already terrified, his tone softened a bit, but it still carried an unquestionable air of authority.

"According to the Law on the Protection of Minors, given that Wang Xiaohu is under the age of sixteen and no substantial physical harm was caused, he will not be subject to criminal punishment."

Wang's parents breathed a sigh of relief.

"but."

Lu Jingyan then changed the subject, "The death penalty may be waived, but punishment is inevitable. This is to uphold the law, educate the individual involved, and serve as a warning to all immature teenagers online."

"I have decided to order the guardian to strictly discipline the child and send him to the newly established 'Juvenile Legal Ideological Education Base' of the Municipal Bureau for a week of closed-door learning and reform."

"A legal education base?" Wang's parents were completely bewildered. What kind of place was this? It sounded a bit more advanced than a juvenile detention center.

"right."

Lu Jingyan nodded. "That's a good place. It includes food and accommodation, and there are professional teachers to give lectures, which will allow him to deeply understand what law and responsibility are."

……

Early the next morning.

With a mournful face, Wang Xiaohu was escorted by his parents to the so-called "legal education base".

There's no power grid or high walls here; it looks just like an ordinary military training base.

But when he saw the drill instructor at the door, wearing a camouflage vest, with bulging muscles and a smile brighter than a devil's, he knew he was doomed.

"Hey, the new 'keyboard warrior' has arrived?"

Instructor Wang Dachui (the one who previously reformed F4) cracked his knuckles, making a crisp sound. "Welcome to the 'Internet Addiction Treatment' Center. From today onwards, cell phones, computers, and snacks are confiscated."

"First lesson: drill training. Run ten kilometers around the track. No food until you finish!"

"Ah?! Another ten kilometers?!" Wang Xiaohu let out a desperate wail.

The following week was nothing short of hell for Wang Xiaohu.

I get up at five o'clock every morning, fold my blankets into neat squares, and run five kilometers.

In the morning, we had a law class and copied the Constitution and the Cybersecurity Law by hand.

In the afternoon, we visited the prison and listened to real criminals tearfully recount their tragic stories of how "one wrong step led to eternal regret."

I watched "Legal Report" tonight and wrote a 1,000-word reflection.

On the first day, Wang Xiaohu was still thinking of resisting, but he was thrown to the ground by Wang Dachui with an over-the-shoulder throw and was punished by copying "prosperity, democracy, civility, and harmony" one hundred times.

On the third day, when he visited the detention center, he saw the legendary "Xiao Huohuo" with his own eyes.

The former top idol, now dressed in prison garb and sporting a buzz cut, is squatting in a corner, being punished by prison guards for not being able to recite the prison rules. His eyes are vacant, his expression numb; where is even a trace of his stage brilliance?

Wang Xiaohu's worldview has completely collapsed.

He finally understood that idols are not gods; if they break the law, they too must be reformed. And the law is not something to be taken lightly.

On the seventh day, when Wang's parents came to pick him up, they almost didn't recognize that the dark-skinned, clear-eyed, and upright boy in front of them was their son.

"Dad, Mom, I was wrong."

Wang Xiao-hu bowed deeply to his parents, his eyes reddening. "I was ignorant before and caused you trouble. I also caused harm to... to Officer Lu and his colleagues."

"I will never follow celebrities again, and I will never say anything carelessly online."

He raised his head, his eyes revealing an unprecedented determination.

"I want to study hard."

"In the future, I also want to be a police officer like Officer Lu."

All of this was recorded by Lu Jingyan in a special way.

The official account of "Jinghai Police Affairs" released a special program called "Keyboard Warrior Metamorphosis".

The program, presented as a documentary, followed Wang Xiaohu throughout (after blurring his face) his week at the legal education base.

From initial rebellion and arrogance, to later breakdowns and tears, and finally to a sudden realization.

The video ends with a monologue by Lu Jingyan.

He didn't stand on moral high ground to preach; he simply spoke calmly to the camera:

"The internet is not a lawless zone, and the keyboard is not a weapon to harm others. Everyone who hides behind a screen and types on a keyboard should be responsible for their words and actions."

"Children are never an excuse for breaking the law or committing crimes."

"We are educating him today not to ruin him, but to pull him back from the brink of disaster before his worldview becomes completely distorted."

"We hope that every teenager can understand that true strength is not about attacking others indiscriminately in the online world."

"Instead, it is about upholding principles, distinguishing right from wrong, and becoming a useful member of society in the real world."

This video, like a bombshell, has once again ignited the entire internet.

It contains not a single harsh word, yet it is more powerful than any manifesto.

Countless parents left comments in the comment section, saying they would have their children watch the video repeatedly to learn from it.

Many teenagers who had participated in cyberbullying have also posted apologies online, expressing that they have realized their mistakes.

[Ding! Host behavior detected has sparked a nationwide discussion on legal education for teenagers, playing an excellent positive guiding role!]

[Righteousness Value +300000!]

[Achieve special achievement: "Network Cleaner"!]

Looking at the positive comments on his phone, Lu Jingyan smiled with satisfaction.

He knew that this "Clean Air Operation" had achieved a phased victory.

Just as he was about to turn off his phone and enjoy some rare peace and quiet.

Su Xiaoxiao called again on the internal line, her voice carrying a strange undertone.

"Captain Lu, that... Su Man, the female villain boss we sent in before, seems a bit off."

"What's wrong? Trying to escape?" Lu Jingyan raised an eyebrow.

"It's not a prison break."

Su Xiaoxiao's tone became even stranger, "She...she applied for 'major meritorious service.' She said she wanted to...to report herself."

Lu Jingyan: "?"

Report yourself?

What kind of new tactic is this?

He stood up and picked up his police cap.

"Let's go take a look."

"I'd like to see what this femme fatale is up to this time."