By day, Zhang Yang is an utterly ordinary New York cop. His job is to sit in his patrol car, eat donuts, drink Starbucks, and take a hefty bite out of capitalism. By night, Zhang Yang is a notorious vigilante. He likes to send people the courts have found innocent, but he believes are guilty, up to meet the old man in the sky and find out for themselves whether they're guilty.
For this, Zhang Yang has earned a few meaningless titles, like the Dark Knight, the Vigilante, and Justice Served. He takes these empty honors online in stride. They're just titles, nothing worth mentioning. Even if they call him Batman with a gun, Zhang Yang just smiles faintly and doesn't fire a shot.
If the law can deal with it, I'll deal with it. If the law can't, I'll deal with that too. I'll act first and report later, with my conscience's permission. The only thing that really gets under Zhang Yang's skin is, what the hell? I'm doing good deeds, so how did I end up the FBI's number one most-wanted? Even the terrorists are ranked below me. There are bad guys in the FBI! Son of a bitch! Looks like I have to throw a punch! A real haymaker!
Honestly, I just don't understand who these people are who go around labeling books that aren't actually from Orange with the Orange label. I don't know what the point of doing that is.
I gave up after watching the episode with the cannibalism; I just couldn't take it anymore. I thought even if America were to go to extremes, it couldn't possibly be this outrageous. It was pushing my physical limits. But then I recently watched Old A's livestream, and oh my god! Rape, murder, cannibalism, and then skinning people to wear as clothes—I can't believe it!
Because of this novel, I got really hooked after hearing the story of Prison A, so I listened to it for several days in a row... I feel like the author probably has a similar experience to Prison A... I returned to China relatively early and didn't realize how fast the US was declining? Now all I want is a pair of eyes that haven't read this lousy book of yours, a pair of eyes that haven't heard the story of Prison A... My SAN! It's gone forever!!!
Adding the "yuri" tag to things that aren't yuri, and then smearing the "yuri" tag on things that are yuri—who are these dark-hearted people who do this? And then there are those who inexplicably add "poop"—do we have to be so obnoxious? I just happened to see a yuri author pinning a post criticizing this kind of person, and some people (?) Were randomly adding and labeling them. I'll post the author's insults against this kind of person as a substitute for their own words. If people are really unhappy about it or think it's inappropriate, I'll delete it. I hope you understand. Here it is: This is a yuri (lesbian) book. Don't say I didn't add a tag; I did, and this is the tag. I disliked over thirty items, using eight tags in total, and disliked all of the two items tagged with "orange". It's out of sight. Is it my fault that the hedgehog cat showed me six tags? If you don't like watching it, can you please stop tagging and disliking it? If you want to watch something, you have to hide the orange tag to mislead others into watching it. Right? Doesn't that suggest a bit of a psychopath? I never asked people who don't like yuri to watch this; everyone has their own preferences, that's fine. I respect every reader's preferences. But don't fucking say I didn't add them anymore, I'm really annoyed, and if you still get scammed... Then go and curse those lunatics, don't curse me for no reason. Some people are even more excessive with their private messages. I'll make my whole family die. If you don't like yuri (lesbian) content, you should definitely like the orange tag so everyone can see it. This label is meant to help readers identify the components of the book, not to identify any particular book. Some people use this to vent their dark desires.
I always thought 40k was literature, but damn it, it's realistic! 40K is still a conservative estimate. #(Dizzy)
Good American cops have fallen (laughs), so America has no good cops #(funny)
Sigh, the author is still too conservative #(crying)#(crying)#(crying), I admit we're both overgrown socialist babies.
My personal suggestion is to slow down the timeline; America is too surreal right now.
Yang is a uniquely American person; surviving eight gunshot wounds is truly amazing!
Reality is too surreal, is it driving the author crazy?