Metropolis: I Was Invincible When I Debuted

Before the age of eighteen, Yang Dong was defined by his teacher as hopeless and a headache that kept his parents awake at night. From the age of eighteen to twenty-four, Yang Dongdong became a fragment of scattered memories in many people's minds. He was sent to serve in the army by his father. For six years, he wrote only a few letters. At the age of twenty-four, Yang Dong returned to his hometown with his luggage on his back. He had the capital to lead a proud life, and he could enjoy the city easily and comfortably. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.