A Brat Ruined My Ink Pad, So I Exposed Him for Faking an Accident

Rejecting moral blackmail + putting bizarre Systems in their place + preserving intangible cultural heritage

Who knows who spoiled all those outrageous people in our lives? Before the victims even ask for compensation, the offenders turn around and start throwing moral accusations at them.

A spoiled brat destroyed the century-old Longquan seal ink Jiang Yuan had collected. Jiang Yuan had planned to simply ask for the item's value and let it go, but the child's parents instead exposed him online, saying he was obsessed with money and would even fleece his own relatives.

I'll slap the auction certificate in your face! It's seal ink used by the Kangxi Emperor. Sell your house to pay me back!

The kesi silk Jiang Yuan gave as a gift was ruined, and they even said it was inferior to a foreign luxury scarf. They think a mere ten thousand yuan will cover it?

You unpatriotic snobs, go work a sewing machine in prison!

You took the wrong package, opened it, steeped it, and drank it. You think you can just buy me another one?

Please look up how much the Wushan Mother Tree Da Hong Pao is worth. It's been forbidden to pick for years!

What? You're claiming blue-and-white porcelain as your intangible cultural heritage?

Jiang Yuan: A man has to fight all his life!

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