Sanda and the Boy

Preface

Many people will see the title and assume this is another strange power fantasy. Before even reading it, they'll picture some smirking young man concealing the bearing of a conqueror, taking over the world through martial arts, followed by all sorts of NTR stories. But unfortunately, this story is based on reality as the author has seen it, and is fictionalized from the experiences of several people around me. Those young men have now grown up and are living very ordinary lives. If they were to look back on their experiences growing up and sum them up in one word, they would probably choose just one: pain. This pain isn't physical, but psychological. Getting punched in the face might leave a bruise or a cut, or, at worst, give you a concussion that leaves you groaning for two or three days. But the psychological pain of adolescence can haunt you for a lifetime, appearing out of nowhere, because souls don't have prosthetic limbs. Thankfully, strong people tend to forget their pain and embrace the new..

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual persons or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.