Dad, Please Tell Me the Reason for My Invincibility

In the first grade of elementary school, I was seven years old. My deskmate and I played the game of brain-bumping, but I couldn't play and always lost. After finally winning against my deskmate, I fainted. The doctor said it was a slight concussion. Everyone thought she had hit her when she fell, but I only told my father. Dad said not to tell mom, for fear that she would worry. How could he know that I was more afraid that my mother would know. When I was in the sixth grade of elementary school, my father took me to buy stationery. An uncle wanted to steal my father's money. I wanted to help, so I pushed him. For some reason the man flew into the shop across the street. Dad said it was a dream I had while sleeping at noon. It wasn't until my freshman year in high school that I saw someone trying to take away my classmates forcibly, so I started on the road to invincibility. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.