The Eagle’s Prison Makeover: China’s Most Vicious Pretty Boy

Beyond the Walls of Prison, also known as A Trip to Juvenile Prison, isn't a TV drama. It's a reality show.

The entire program revolves around "A Trip to Juvenile Prison."

Like Metamorphosis, it's meant to correct bad behavior in teenagers, but the two shows are completely different.

The teenagers selected aren't ordinary troublemakers. They show clear criminal tendencies, and some even have criminal records. They've racked up countless offenses, including fighting, theft, and robbery.

A Trip to Juvenile Prison was originally an initiative launched by the Eagleland government as part of its juvenile crime prevention program.

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

On the day the new season of Beyond the Walls of Prison premiered, a Chinese-American teenager named Jiang Chen appeared on camera.

Because of tensions between the Dragon and Eagle nations, all of America was abuzz, ready to watch the Chinese-American boy make a fool of himself, or even get beaten, tortured, or killed.

Everyone thought it would be a festival and feast for the little black kids.

That is, until Jiang Chen awakened the Violence-for-Violence Rewards System.

The show took a different turn, and the killing was about to begin.

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