I'm Really Not a Bully

After nineteen years on the mountain, he descended one day and began a legendary life.

Despite enjoying immense wealth, Hu Fei insisted on continuing to work hard and claimed he was a self-made rich man.

His friends all described him as someone who treated money like dirt.

Yet everyone he beat up had a fortune taken from them.

So greedy was he.

Hu Fei himself admitted that half his wealth came from his own hard work, and half from his enemies' contributions.

He was noble and selfless, and understood the greater good, yet people still called him a troublemaker.

The label came from the upper class, who both loved and hated him.

Hu Fei was indignant about it. He often shouted, "I'm really not a troublemaker!"

He felt deeply wronged.

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