He Destroyed My Figurine, So I Bought Him an Even More Expensive One to Play With

When Li Ran's figurines are destroyed by the brat next door, he decides not to pursue the matter, since the other party is just a child.

But to his surprise, the brat's parents turn the blame around, accusing Li Ran of nitpicking over a child and making their kid cry over some stupid figurine. They demand that Li Ran apologize.

Li Ran retaliates by buying a solid-gold figurine worth four million for the brat to play with, then calls the police.

Deliberately damaging someone else's property and causing major losses: the parents have to pay for everything and face criminal penalties.

A private parking space is occupied, followed by an attempt at moral coercion.

Occupying a private parking spot violates the owner's legal rights, and the offender gets the punishment they deserve.

A dog is allowed to run around without a leash, and its owner even blames Li Ran, the victim. Li Ran sends them straight to court and makes it clear he won't accept a settlement.

If everything can be settled out of court, then what's the point of having laws?

The world needs someone who takes things seriously.

So here I am!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.