Wrongfully Imprisoned in an Eagleland Prison, the Chinese Boy Goes on a Rampage

Beyond the Prison Walls, also known as A Boy's Journey Through Juvenile Detention, isn't a TV drama. It's a reality show.

The entire program revolves around "A Boy's Journey Through Juvenile Detention."

Like Changing Kids, it aims to correct bad behavior in teenagers, but the two shows are worlds apart.

The kids selected aren't ordinary brats. They have clear criminal tendencies, and some even have criminal records. They fight, steal, rob, and have committed all manner of misdeeds.

A Boy's Journey Through Juvenile Detention was originally an initiative launched by the Eagle States government as part of its youth crime prevention program.

However, as ratings climbed, unscrupulous media outlets exploited the show, and the teenagers selected were no longer ordinary kids.

As a new season of Beyond the Prison Walls premieres, a Chinese-American teenager named Jiang Chen appears on camera.

Because of the tense relations between the Dragon and Eagle States, all of America is abuzz, eager to watch the Chinese-American boy humiliated, even abused, beaten, or killed.

Everyone expects a gleeful feast for the Black guys.

That is, until Jiang Chen awakens the Violence for Violence Rebate System.

The show's tone changes, and the killing is about to begin.

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