I Start a Revolution in America

Gao Yuan, a failed art student, clung to his last dream and fled to America. He thought it was a promised land of freedom and opportunity, but a cold reality awaited him.

On the first day, he handed out cigarettes on the street to his "brothers." On the second, he gave them liquor that could briefly numb their pain. On the third, what he handed out was a knife gleaming with a cold light.

With his hand on the hilt, standing on a rundown street, Gao Yuan's voice rang out: "Brothers, the world shouldn't be like this! We're not suffering because we're lazy. It's all been carefully designed! They've taken our jobs and our dignity. Now they want to take away our right to be angry, too?"

"This is wrong... The world should be made different."

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