Is there anyone who really wants to be a partner of justice?

"Uh..." Shinichi looked at Youxia's hungry expression, as if the big bad wolf saw Little Red Riding Hood, and then looked at himself lying on the bed. He really didn't like this feeling of weakness.

But his wife was on top, so it was hard for him to resist. Most importantly, he couldn't beat Youxia either, so he asked weakly, "Um... can I be on top?"

Hearing this, Youxia's expression became even more excited. She raised her eyebrows, licked her lips, lowered her body and pressed Shinichi on the bed, and whispered, "No~"

After saying that, Youxia started to undress herself, and at the same time, she grabbed Shinichi's clothes and started to pull them. Shinichi saw this and asked, "Should I shout 'Yamedie' to set the mood?"

Youxia laughed excitedly, "Hahaha! Sure! The louder, the better!"

So, after a whole period of playful shouting, the suite gradually became quiet, and then... some lascivious music started to sound...

Chapter 145 Junior High School Student, Lu Zhenyi

"Teacher Zhang, all the Chinese homework has been collected."

"Ah, put them all over there, Lu Zhenyi." Teacher Zhang looked at Lu Zhenyi who came in with his Chinese homework and greeted him with a grin. Zhang Jinghan, the Chinese teacher and head teacher of Class 3, Grade 7, was only a new teacher in her twenties, but she was very popular among the students.

In addition to this, Zhang Jinghan is even more famous for the fact that she is a recognized beauty in the whole school. She is about 1.7 meters tall, has delicate and elegant facial features, and a temperament full of literary accomplishment, all of which highlight her beauty.

It's not just the male teachers of the same age who are attracted to Zhang Jinghan, but even some students are no exception, including Lu Zhenyi, who came to the office with his homework. No matter how many times he sees her, Lu Zhenyi will sigh that his Chinese teacher is such a stunning beauty.

However, despite his sighs, Lu Zhenyi was quite reserved and did not show his excitement. Because he knew very well that his YY was just a foolish dream.

So after putting down his homework, Zhenyi just smiled back at Teacher Zhang and prepared to turn around and leave.

But at this time, Teacher Zhang said, "Hey, wait a minute, Lu Zhenyi, I have something for you."

As he spoke, Teacher Zhang took out a certificate from the drawer and handed it to Zhenyi.

All it said on it was "Special Prize in the Xth Provincial Junior High School Short Story Competition".

"Congratulations, Lu Zhenyi, you got such good results in your first competition. The teacher is very proud of you."

Looking at the certificate in his hand, Shinichi felt a little happy, but it was only a little. After all, in his eyes, this thing was just a piece of waste paper. Winning the award was just a by-product. He just liked writing novels.

"Thank you, teacher." Shinichi responded with a grin and turned around and left the office.

Zhang Jinghan looked a little distressed as she watched Zhenyi leave. The other teachers on the side congratulated her, saying, "Wow, a provincial-level competition award! Teacher Zhang, you've found a great talent!"

"Yes, that kid, Lu Zhenyi, right? His Chinese scores have always been in the top ten in the grade, and he can also write. It would be great if one of my students could be as good at English as him."

Faced with the sighs of other teachers, Zhang Jinghan smiled somewhat embarrassedly, but she was still a little worried in her heart.

Is Lu Zhenyi a good student? In Zhang Jinghan's eyes, he is definitely a good student. Although his overall grades are only above average in the class, he has a calm temperament and his Chinese grades really touch Zhang Jinghan's heart.

While Zhang Jinghan was still worrying about how to get her students' Chinese scores above 110, Lu Zhenyi's scores had never dropped below , and he would even usually cross the mark. Apart from his composition scores, there were basically no points deducted.

Many times, the teacher's favorite students are not necessarily the best students in academics, but rather those students who are honest and well-behaved, have average grades, and have room for improvement. If there are some qualities that appeal to the teacher, then they will basically be the teacher's favorites.

Lu Zhenyi perfectly meets these three points, so Zhang Jinghan regards Lu Zhenyi as her most concerned and favorite student, no doubt about it. Even the top student in the class is not that important to Zhang Jinghan.

Because of her concern, Zhang Jinghan visited Lu Zhenyi's family carefully, and found out that Lu Zhenyi's mother died when he was only five years old, and his father did not remarry and raised him alone.

Although this experience made Lu Zhenyi's personality mature a lot, Zhang Jinghan felt that he was a little too precocious...

She recalled the short stories written by Lu Zhenyi that she had read, and she had to admit that although Lu Zhenyi's writing style was not gorgeous, his portrayal of the characters' psychology was indeed very sophisticated.

Zhang Jinghan, who also loves writing, also knows that the author's ideas will be projected into the work itself, especially into the characters. Through the characters created by Zhenyi, Zhang Jinghan feels unspeakable depression and pessimism.

If these novels are a projection of Lu Zhenyi's own inner self, then Zhang Jinghan is very worried about Lu Zhenyi's mental state. Lu Zhenyi has only one father who supports the family, and without a mother, he has no one to share his feelings with.

As a teacher, Zhang Jinghan felt that she had an obligation to mediate the psychological state of her students. Perhaps, she could have a private chat with Lu Zhenyi when she had time.

While Zhang Jinghan was thinking to herself, Lu Zhenyi returned to the classroom. The students who had just entered junior high school still had the wildness they had developed in their carefree elementary school days. The whole class was noisy like a chicken coop.

There are always a few dishonest troublemakers in every class. Each of these students is an ultimate fun-seeker and their favorite thing is to bully the one or two weak students who are targeted for their fun.

Such bullying is usually limited to the people who are doing the fun and the people being bullied. Most of the other students don't bother to get involved in such things, and Lu Zhenyi is one of them.

only……

"Pfft!"

Just as Lu Zhenyi was about to sit down, he heard a friction sound behind him, and then he sat on empty air and fell to the ground.

"Ha ha ha ha!!!!!"

At once, several of the funny students burst into laughter. Shinichi touched his sore butt and realized that he usually didn't like to talk and acted a little dull, so he was being made fun of by these funny students.

Looking at the leader who laughed the loudest, Lu Zhenyi remembered that this guy asked for homework to copy when he was collecting Chinese homework, but he didn't give it to him. Now he must be wanting to take revenge.

If it was an ordinary student, he would probably just curse a few words and then drag the chair back as if nothing happened. After all, this kind of joke is too common among students.

But... Lu Zhenyi was also very clear about another saying, which is to strike the first blow to avoid a hundred blows. If these fun-loving students don't pay a price, they will intensify and cause trouble for him again and again.

At this time, nothing is more effective and feasible than giving them a beating.

So, Lu Zhenyi just sneered and walked straight to the leading student, then punched him in the face of his silly and confused look!

"Oh!"

"Lu Zhenyi! Are you fucking crazy! I didn't provoke you at all! Why did you hit me!?"

"Ah...yeah~ Why? I want to know the answer too~"

"Oh!"

With another heavy punch, Lu Zhenyi hit the classmate in front of him hard in the face, which also caused the surrounding students to exclaim.

"Call the teacher, call the teacher quickly!"

……

Outside the office, Lu Zhenyi stood in a row with several troublesome students in the class. Compared to the nervous and apprehensive looks of the troublesome students, Lu Zhenyi standing among them was like a goose standing among a flock of ducks, not afraid at all.

After Zhang Jinghan called the other troublesome students into her office one by one and gave them some verbal criticism and education, it was finally Zhenyi's turn to go in. When Zhang Jinghan saw Zhenyi coming in, her attitude became a little gentler.

Compared to the troublemaker student she had taught a lesson before, Zhang Jinghan obviously trusted Lu Zhenyi more, so she asked, "Lu Zhenyi, those students just now all said that you were the first to hit them. You don't have to be shy. Tell the teacher the truth. Who was the first to hit?"

Although Zhenyi was very happy about Zhang Jinghan's obvious favoritism, he did not intend to lie. Instead, he said confidently, "Yes, I hit them first because they played a prank over there and provoked me."

Zhang Jinghan was shocked by Zhenyi's answer. Looking at Zhenyi's even rather arrogant look, Zhang Jinghan felt as if she was meeting this child for the first time.

She asked in bewilderment, "Do you want to hit someone just because of a prank?"

Shinichi shook his head: "No, I beat them up just to prevent them from doing that to me in the future. If I don't teach them a lesson and scare them, they will go further and cause trouble for me."

Listening to Zhenyi's explanation, Zhang Jinghan couldn't help but frown, but she had no way to refute Zhenyi's idea, because... the reality was indeed like this.

Once these troublesome students become too aggressive, they even ignore the teachers. However, most teachers are unlikely to do anything to them. There are only two or three good ones in the class.

In the weaker classes, it was not uncommon for teachers to be made to cry by their students. However, the fists of students like Lu Zhenyi who could do anything without any scruples became the most powerful deterrent to them.

Zhang Jinghan wanted to tell Lu Zhenyi that he was wrong, but seeing his guiltless and self-righteous expression, she could only soften her heart and said, "Alas, if you encounter such a thing in the future, you can tell the teacher that violence is not the only solution. You have a lot of supporters behind you that you can rely on."

"Teacher, I know..." Lu Zhen curled his lips and responded, "But, teacher, I still think that violence is the most effective way to deal with those students."

"You..." Zhang Jinghan showed an angry expression, took the lesson plan in her hand and slapped Lu Zhenyi's leg, saying: "How could you think of such a thing! When you grow up and work, can you still use your fists to hit a colleague who makes you unhappy?"

"That's just a matter of fact. When the time comes, there are other ways to deal with it besides using fists."

"Oh..." Zhang Jinghan sighed with a tired look on her face. At the same time, thinking back to the short stories that Shinyi wrote during the competition, she felt that she needed to correct Shinyi's problematic ideas.

"Zhenyi... come and sit down." Zhang Jinghan pointed to the empty seat next to him and said to Zhenyi. And Zhenyi also sat down in front of the teacher obediently.

"Hey... Lu Zhenyi, can you tell me why you have such an idea? I'm very curious, because... I really can't tell from your usual behavior."

"..." Lu Zhenyi looked at Zhang Jinghan, who was full of worry and curiosity, and adjusted his sitting position to make himself a little more relaxed. Then he said, "It's very simple. When I was in elementary school, I was actually the same as those classmates who didn't dare to fight back after being bullied and could only swallow their anger when they were played pranks.

I didn’t dare to tell my teacher or my parents about the bullying. I even had to ask for change from those who bullied me. Later, when my dad found out about it, he didn’t stand up for me.

On the contrary, he enrolled me in a Sanda interest class and asked me to learn Sanda. He told me that if anyone bullied me in the future, I should just punch him in the face. If something really happened, he would always be the first to stand up for me.

Then... probably when I was in fifth grade, a bad student in my class bullied me again. This time, I chose to do as I said and punched him directly in the face.

Then, the matter became a big deal and was referred to the parents. What’s interesting is that I felt justified in asking the parents to come, but the student who had always bullied others started crying as soon as he heard that his parents had to be called.

From that moment on, I understood that those students who like to bully others are, after all, no different from those who are bullied. They all have their own fears, so they always say that it is not allowed to report to the teacher or to the parents, because they are a group of cowards who are strong on the outside but weak on the inside and can only use this crude method to intimidate those students who are bullied.

Once you become tough, they all become cowards. And from then on, no one dared to bully me anymore, just because I had a fight with that bad student. "

The stories told by Zhenyi finally made Zhang Jinghan understand why Zhenyi developed this kind of personality, and finally understood where the dark and depressing content in his novels came from.

But she was also very pleased that in such an environment, Zhenyi did not become the kind of person who bullies the weak. However, she also understood that it might be impossible for her to change Lu Zhenyi's ideas. This profound past has basically become a mark that Lu Zhenyi will never forget in his life.

So, after hearing all this, Zhang Jinghan didn't say anything else about not using violence to solve problems. After all, the child himself was the most powerful rebuttal.

"Okay, I basically understand... This incident is not your fault, Shinichi, you should go back to class first... Can you tell me your father's phone number? I want to talk to your father."

"Ah, yes."

When Shinichi heard that the teacher was going to call the parents, he was not afraid at all, because he knew very well that his father would absolutely and firmly stand on his side in this matter, so he told his father's phone number without hesitation.

Then Shinichi put his hands in his pockets and walked back to the classroom calmly to continue his class. When Shinichi walked into the classroom, the whole classroom became quiet. The effect was even more obvious than the teacher knocking on the table at the podium.

And those guys who were beaten by him were now standing at the back counter with miserable looks on their faces, holding their composition books and writing furiously.

Then, Zhenyi leisurely returned to his seat. As soon as he sat down, his seatmate came over and asked curiously, "Hey, Lu Zhenyi, didn't Teacher Zhang ask you to stand in the back?"

"no."

"Ah? Those unlucky guys were sent to the back to write a letter of apology as punishment! Don't you, who hit them, have to be punished?"

"Haha~" Shinichi smiled crookedly and asked, "What department is Mr. Zhang in?"

"Chinese."

"What is my best grade?"

"Chinese..."

"got it."

"...nb! I've decided to study Chinese hard from now on! That way I can get special treatment from Teacher Zhang!"

"Ha~ Then you work hard~"

Chapter 146 Teacher, I like you

Lu Zhenyi had almost no impression of his mother. After all, he was only about 6 years old when she died. His impression of her after that was basically limited to the few photos displayed in the living room.

Compared to his mother's death, what really impressed Shinichi was what his father said to him: "Shinichi, you must remember that the world will not stop because of someone's departure, and life will not stagnate because of someone's absence."

For six-year-old Shinichi, the impact of this sentence on him was actually similar to that of his mother's death, which was no effect at all.

A six-year-old child has no idea what death is, nor can he understand the profound words from his father. Even his understanding of the existence of his mother is in a state of ignorance.

Therefore, even though he had been around since he was a child, there were always people around him who expressed an inexplicable pity for him because of this, but Lu Zhenyi had no idea about this at all, and didn't understand why they should pity him just because of this.

Some children have both parents, but they are always busy with work or have domestic violence and quarrels with their parents. Although their father is also busy, he will come home every night for dinner and will not beat or scold them. He is tolerant and open-minded.

Aren't the former more worthy of pity than himself? Why do few people pay attention to them, but all pay attention to himself?

These strange phenomena that he observed filled the young Lu Zhenyi with curiosity and confusion. He recorded all these strange phenomena such as different treatments caused by different conditions in his diary. From then on, he developed a hobby of writing.

As he recorded more and more, Shinichi finally understood one thing, that is, this world is full of unreasonable things, and the differences between people can be greater than the differences between people and animals. Therefore, many times, maintaining an attitude of not being surprised can make oneself feel much more relaxed.

From then on, Shinichi finally understood what his father said to him: the world will not stop because of someone's departure, and life will not stagnate because of someone's disappearance.

"Dad, you taught me this."

After Lu Zhenyi muttered to himself, he lit three incense sticks in front of his father's grave, bowed, and then silently retreated to his relatives. Compared with some of the relatives who were crying sincerely and some of the relatives who were hypocritical in their support, Zhenyi's indifferent expression seemed a little out of place.

However, the adults would not focus on a doll at this moment, but there were some exceptions, such as Zhang Jinghan who came uninvited...

Zhang Jinghan looked at Zhenyi with a complicated expression. She thought that a child like this would be devastated and unable to recover after experiencing the loss of his mother and father.

However, when she came to comfort him with concern, she saw Shinichi looking like nothing had happened. She had to say that her heart was full of confusion and doubt. She could understand that Shinichi was strong enough, but this reaction was really... too cold.

"Shinichi... your father passed away, aren't you sad?"

"Ah? Teacher Zhang, you're here?"

"Yes... I came to take a look. I've talked to your father a few times, and I think he's a very respectable man."

"Well, he's just a little bit stubborn." Shinichi commented calmly.

Seeing Zhenyi's indifferent reaction, Zhang Jinghan felt uncomfortable, so she asked again: "Aren't you sad about your father's death?"

"Sad, but only for a while, because my dad definitely doesn't like to see me sad and depressed because of his death. He thinks it's spineless. So, there's nothing to be sad about. This is what he taught me since my mom died."

"..."Zhenyi's response made Zhang Jinghan not know how to react. Among all the children she had met, Lu Zhenyi was really a child who made her feel too special. His situation was too special, so Zhang Jinghan didn't know how to cultivate this child.

However, when a person is given a great responsibility, he will surely suffer. What kind of person will Lu Zhenyi, who has experienced so many changes at a young age, grow up to be?