Mom, I Really Didn't Cause Any Trouble!

Lin Mo has been an honest man for eighteen years. Don't cause trouble, don't offend anyone, and be polite to everyone you meet. His mother has taught him since he was a child: Our family is ordinary people, we can't afford to offend those people, just stay away from trouble, suffer a little loss and be fine, as long as everything is fine. He remembered it for eighteen years. Until that day after school, he rubbed a yellow hair in the alley. When the bricks fell, he huddled on the ground with his head in his hands. What was still on his mind was: You can't fight back. If you fight back, you'll get into trouble. What he didn't know was that Huang Mao later broke his leg. Not to mention that the director, district chief, and mayor rushed to the hospital overnight and stood guard at the door of the ward. What he didn't even know was that his mother was standing in the stairwell, making two phone calls that she hadn't made in eighteen years... "Bring some brothers to the Municipal People's Hospital." "Old chief, my son was beaten. If you don't give an explanation today, I will go to Beijing to deliver the documents tomorrow." When Lin Mo woke up, his mother gave him a senior phone. He looked at those numbers and remembered that his mother had taught him for eighteen years not to cause trouble. … This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.