Chen Feng is the youngest guardian in China's history.
After returning home in glory, he never expected to be slandered while shopping with his family back in his hometown.
For someone who has silently protected China all along, what a tragedy!
If the fallen heroes knew that this was the kind of scum they had given their lives to protect, how tragic would that be!
Faced with the slander, Chen Feng initially doesn't want to reveal his identity, trusting the authorities to get to the bottom of things.
But things don't go as he hoped. The other side is a nest of snakes and rats, leaving him even more disheartened.
Hounded by them, Chen Feng has no choice but to wield the power that is rightfully his after his identity as a guardian is finally exposed!
I may protect the people of China, but I have no qualms about punishing scum, either., Chen Feng
(The synopsis doesn't do it justice, so please head to the main text. To be precise, this is a book with seven parts mystery, three parts showing off, and ten parts positive energy.)
In order for the protagonist to express his identity, the author created a lot of descriptions: ① He also specially arranged for a female police officer to check the identity of the protagonist ② There is such a great identity but there is no logistics to handle these trivial matters ③ The protagonist did not contact the organization when he returned to the country, just like a free-range ④ Facing the police investigation, he was very uncooperative, and he did not have high-level documents to prove his identity. He also did not contact the organization. He just kept saying that he had no right to know. It was really funny to see this. Summary: I can only say that the plot is unreasonable, and it is just a pretentious writing, but it is not a cool writing. It is like the Dragon King's slap in the face story. There are things happening everywhere, so it is very good writing. I also admire those book friends who can finish reading it. Maybe the author is a novice, so if I give it a golden average, it won't be a bad review.