My Three Brothers and I Counterattack Life

In a small southern town in the late 1990s, four boys who were labeled as poor students - the talented Peng Ge, the rich and handsome Fatty, the long face with business acumen, and the ancient egg who tinkered with weird inventions all day long - pressed their fingerprints with mud and blood on the elementary school playground and became brothers. After graduating from junior high school, the numbers on their transcripts are like judgments, pushing them to different vocational schools: mechanical, cooking, construction, and electronics. Teachers say they are vocational school preparatory students, their parents scold them as worthless, and their peers laugh at them as society's leftovers. On the night of the separation, four teenagers cut their fingers with broken glass in an abandoned factory and made a blood oath in the moonlight: Ten years from now, they will either become human beings or come back to eat this bloody cement! About how four losers used the skills learned in vocational school to fight their way out in a world full of prejudice; About people who are looked down upon, finally silencing those who laugh at them; More about the fire that has never been extinguished in the heart of all those who have been told that you can't do it. Who said that those who came out of vocational school can't win once? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.