Emotional Blackmail? I Have No Virtue to Speak Of!

A kid tears a quilt to shreds, and instead of even apologizing, their parents chew you out? A teacher spends their own money buying fruit tea for students, gets no thanks, and is branded stingy and accused of disgracing the teaching profession?

A migrant worker buys an ice cream and gets mocked by the Ice Cream Assassins, told that poor people don't deserve to eat ice cream?

When society's values collapse, is it because human nature has become twisted, or because morality has fallen into ruin?

When faced with moral blackmail, are you supposed to swallow your anger and accept your bad luck?

No! Who says children are above the law? Who says you have to give gifts to get a driver's license? Who says soldiers must give up their seats?

Moral blackmail? Sorry, my ancestors, Li Xiaosai's, were all sorely lacking in virtue!

A million-yuan quilt? Deliberately damaging someone else's valuable property carries a prison sentence of three to seven years. You're welcome.

A major cleanup of the ice cream market, speaking up for the people!

You think the teacher bought something too cheap? Then how about I treat every student and teacher at the school to a cup of Heytea, just to spite those online trolls?

A law-explainer livestreamer named Li Xiaosai steps into the public eye, livestreaming as he takes down one injustice after another. The whole nation cheers!

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.