Introduction
Children are the flowers of the motherland and the sun of tomorrow. In Sun Tribe School, Super Lost Angel Hun Dong, due to his long-term laziness, sloppiness, and stubbornness, invisibly grew a seven-headed worm on his body: the first head is called Jiaotou, the second is called Santou, the third is called Lazy, the fourth is called Lai, the fifth is called Naughty, the sixth is called Guangtou, and the seventh is called Greedy. They formed a seven-in-one follower called Hundong Company. Therefore, his daily behavior, such as getting up in the morning and evening, going to school, and returning home from school, are all controlled by the seven-headed insect. He was tired of studying, tired of home, rebellious, and finally ran away. What kind of story did he interpret? The novel is full of humor. This is a great tribute to children and parents. He wants to tell the children—can that road be taken? He wants to tell the teachers and parents of the Education Alliance how to care for the healthy growth of their children.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
